Markette Farm Visit Highlights Lafayette County Estates
A group including G. W. Price and professors toured the Markette farm near Oxford. They observed a 20 acre plantation with elevated views, deep water wells, and substantial tenant homes. The day included stops at the Markette home, Dr. F. K. Linder’s pecan farm, James Stone’s well-kept stock and alfalfa fields, and remarks on the area’s progressive farming. Local notes mention Webster Ridge crops, community hearings, and social visits from nearby towns. The issue also promotes Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey and local creamery prospects at Oxford.
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Ior
G. W. Price
C. Hughes
J. Vewsheh
D. B. Roach
Chas. E. _W.L. Goodwin
HH. Levith
J. E. Barrow
Her.Fredman
Markette Farm
Oxford
B. T. Markette
Lafayette County
Markette
F. K. Linder
Linder
James Stone
Jersey
Mr. Stone
Oxford cream station to open with local financing
Promoters led by J A Coleman plan a Oxford cream ship station in the rear of Coleman's store. Rod Hessler of Water Valley says the plant will be ready in about two weeks and will buy all milk and cream, with daily cash payments.
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Oxford
C. C. Hughes
Rod. Hessler
Water Valley
J. A. Coleman
Local Visitors Attend Services and News of Crop Struggles
Mrs. Jay Harris of Memphis visited with her aunt Mrs. J. S. Calloway over the weekend and returned with her son Jay Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Threlheld of Pontotoc joined the children's services and greeted old friends. Crop conditions grow tighter as two weeks of heavy rains hinder labor for farmers. Green is noted as moving ahead with tasks. Our Children Day service continues.
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Jay Harris
Memphis
J. S. Calloway
Jay, Jr
Steve Threlheld
Pontotoc
P. Franklin
Green
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SteadyLite Promises Bright Ford Headlights On Approval
Attention Ford owners patterning a magneto light called SteadyLite promises a steady bright light at the slowest engine speed. The ad claims it regulates current for corners and braking, offering a simple inexpensive addition with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ford
Oxford Seeks New Bank Amid Street Talk
Rumors circulate that a group of financially capable men plans to form a new bank in Oxford. Observers say there are solid grounds to believe the initiative has substance and momentum.
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Oxford
Po-Do-Lax Liver Regulator Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old time remedy Po-Do-Lax is advertised as a summer laxative and liver regulator. The liquid tonic arouses the liver, increases bile, aids nature to clear and purify the blood, and acts as a general tonic for the weary. The ad claims it has no equal and urges readers to try a dose tonight. Available at all druggists.
Car Fire In Yates Garage Ends Quick Save
Ed Smith's automobile undergoing repair at Yates' garage caught fire on Tuesday. The vehicle was rolled outside and sand heaped on the flames, which quickly died. The car sustained slight damage to the body.
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Ed Smith
Yates
Storm damages barns and trees near Oxford
A Sunday night storm caused no serious damage but unroofed several barns and uprooted trees and fences in the Oxford area.
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Oxford
Ladies wash skirts sizes to 38 at The Leader
Linen corduroy gabardine and rep cloth skirts for ladies offered in sizes up to 38 waist. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.50. The Leader store advertises a selection of fabrics and ready wear.
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Monarch
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Edgar Webster
Bill Webb
Emma Mize
Flossie Mize
Vera Davis
Lonie Gray
Rena
Nola Nerren
Paris
Webster School
Herman Hodge
Carl Neil
Edd Grossette
Ben Nerren
Calhoun
Tula
Bell
Dulged
Abbeville
Taylor
Lafayette Springs
Toecopola
Charles. A. McCharen
Miss
Palm Beach
H. L. Tate
South Side Square
Steadylite
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