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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
Miss Sallie Burns is home for vacation and many residents travel to courts, attend reunions, visit relatives, or relocate. The column notes church plans, real estate loans, and a missing pocketbook, with updates on court figures, college ties, and summer travels around Oxford and nearby towns.
Mrs J C Winter and daughter of Nocona Texas are the of Mr and Mrs J T ww Mr W H Jarvis and Miss Mary Morrison wed Sunday by Rev W A Borum Miss Ola Sanders earned a B S degree at I J C and Ola Bell graduated in music Mrs B P Gray recently returned from Belew and left her daughter Montie Barringer convalescent Mrs W A Hampton and Miss Mary Plant headed to Colorado for a month Moving Picture show at the Opera House finishes the season Nellie Sisk buys Mr Vassar Somerville’s residence Oxford ball team lost 5 4 at Water Valley Memphis Reunion draws many relatives Rev James B Leavell and wife plan China mission work Best wishes go to Grea
A local retailer promotes durable footwear for all ages. They tout long lasting quality and the promise of the lowest possible prices, inviting customers to visit and compare value for their money.
The item notes the death of Mrs. E S Pierce in Memphis and traces alumni affairs as Col James Gordon of Orlando is praised for his recognition during Commencement. A long list of attendees at a Union reunion in Memphis follows, plus a letter from P W Rowan protesting roller skating restrictions to protect children’s health and sidewalks.
We the undersigned merchants of Oxford agree to close out of business at six p m daily except Saturdays from this date to September 15 H J Friedman Paul Ramay D I Sultan Oxford Sup We Moss Silk Lawetee Co A free bottle of Thachers Blood Syrup will be sent to any reader who writes to the edict Co Chattancaga Tedd
Daily sale of reduced rates to principal summer resorts limited to return by October 31. For details on rates routes and operating options contact R. C. Granberry, Agent. Also notices for rent cow and for sale a furnished room house with baths and outbuildings will be available at this office.
The Bank of Oxford in Oxford Mississippi presents a 1912 sworn statement listing assets and liabilities. It shows loans and discounts including personal endorsements, real estate, and collateral securities, along with overdrafts, bonds, and cash on hand. Deposits include individual demand accounts and time certificates, with capital, surplus, profits, and taxes. Notary public confirms the document sworn May 14, 1912.
An advertisement extols Kodol as a cure for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims Kodol digests all foods while the stomach rests, contrasts it with ineffective pepsin and physics, and notes a guarantee and pharmacy availability. The copy cites DeWitt Co. Chicago as the producer.
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