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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

7

Mississippi Primary Law Changes and Registration Push

Mississippi lawmakers note changes in the 1914 primary laws affecting congressional nominations and senator nominations under the seventeenth amendment. Registration drive gains pace statewide as the August primary and November elections near. deadline is midnight July 7. Elnathan Tartt praises new hospital funds for Confederate veterans at Beauvoir and Senator Kyle confirms a $500 auditor’s warrant reflecting salary changes.

Mississippi United States Congressional Executive Committee Elnathan Tartt Beauvoir Jackson Tartt Kyle Panola County Legislature

Card of Thanks for S. N. Mathews Family

A Memorial note from Mrs. S. N. Mathews and daughter expresses appreciation for kind deeds during illness and death. They bless those who offered support and prayers.

Poem of the Lord s Prayer found on Civil War battlefield

A uniquely authored version of the Lord s Prayer, printed on satin and dated July 4, 1833, was found on a South Carolina battlefield during the Civil War. The item, valued for its historic and literary worth, passed through a Kendallville, Indiana connection to Major John W. Russell of Denver, who shared it with the Post.

South Carolina S. B. Helmer Kendallsville Ind John W. Russell Denver Russell Charleston S. C

Mississippi teachers to hold convention in Jackson next May

Jackson is chosen as the convention city for the Mississippi teachers association meeting scheduled for next May. The plan includes a new auditorium in the capital area, with sites under consideration such as the Smith Park block by the governor's mansion.

Meridian Biloxi Jackson Thigers’ Association Ported Missire South Mississippi Teachers’ Association Smith Park Governor's Mansion Caloges Memphis

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