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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
Local brief reports on residents visiting federal court in Ripisy and travels to nearby towns. Mentions of Mr J C Wallace and Mr Wilmer Kennedy attending federal court, and various visits by Mrs Togmie Shyling and Mrs Dr Stes, plus a note on Summer School opening at the University with attendance and Kodak services offered for 25 to 50 cents per roll.
The remainog of Mrs Tim Early is reported to be at home in Davnes- Tea oghs with a service planned for Sunday at Pine Flat near Oxford. An obituary notes hardie died recently and a funeral will be held for three people.
Fragmentary items describe a pill store promotion, a June 11 claim at Burgess, and phrases about a Childrens Day service on the second Sunday. It mentions a political vote for governor with names Bilbo and others, plus scattered civic notes and social reminders.
A fragmented notice lists Kendels Antiseptic as a household remedy praised for soothing healing and penetrating action. It mentions government rules on mailing subscription accounts and refers to local figures in Oxford and a university graduation involving Victor Tarver.
For Sele following Iipravad acco Diglia plantations 490 acres at 30.00 per acre. cultivation promising 50 percent. It urges early purchase before European buyers push prices upward. Writes from The Land Man Indianola Mississippi. Also mentions a household salve promising to treat ordinary ailments and injuries with infection prevention notes.
In June 1915 the Business Club's committee proposes installing a larger generator to meet five year demand. It would cost about 15000 dollars and produce current at under 10 cents per kilowatt hour. funding via certificates of indebtedness with a city election. Named: D Reanlasd, B 4 Lees, J E Brower.
An invitation to Cain's Mill Picnic near Oxford and Memphis, date unspecified, invites all to attend. Also announces the engagement and coming marriage of Miss Coy Barnes to Mr. Exneat W. Breen, with details of the couple and the Brown family residence, all in Northeast area.
Kin Waa Tj Mids Maengs reports grocery store contest by Jack Morgan offering ten dollars for best reasons to buy groceries. Judges award to Miss Annie Boggs for a courteous, honest, prompt customer-first answer praising service, fair dealing, and store cleanliness.
The Feder' Court convened Monday with the grand jury charge to be delivered. Court opening is routine, and the term is expected to run this week as farmers rush to finish planting before the heated season begins.
A distorted notice endorses a trustee candidate highlighting experience as sheriff and mayor, and claims long service on the State Penitentiary Board of Trustees. It notes attendance and fitness, mentions a March 9, 1914 submission and a June 7, 1915 sheriffs record, with emphasis on convict treatment and state farms efficiency.
The Royal Carriers assembly in Oxford Mississippi on May 31 1915 opened with an address by Rev D F Hoyle and welcomes from Edgar Webster and the Oxford Postmaster. Officers were elected including H C Wiley as President and W L Walker as Vice President with Water Valley designated next meeting site on Labor Day.
An OCR fragment markets a Chamberlain family remedy for colic and diarrhea with claims of easing pain and suffering. The text is garbled but suggests a medical patent herbal or chemical preparation offered to care for infants and families.
The printer advertises quoting candidates prices on cards with in stock goods and invites orders today.
The Board of Supervisors of Assyrétte County Missouri orders W M Woodward Clerk to give notice under chapter 176 laws 1914 of intent to establish a proposed territory district north of Yorons River and to hold a meeting to decide on the district layout and issuance of a bonus, unless sufficient opposing electors vote against it.
A 1915 petition by C Biagrone and others asks the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors to authorize contracts for constructing and maintaining highways for safety and convenience. The document notes an election to approve a street or district tax and a bonded plan with dates in 1915 and 1916, detailing votes and official actions.
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