Local Political Roster Includes Tax Assessor and Coroner Candidates
A list of候 candidates and officials appears, naming positions such as Treasurer, Superintendent of Education, Tax Assessor, Coroner, Supervisor Beat 1 and 8, Magistrate Beat 1, and Attorney at Law. The notice lists names including Y. Waldup, J. Samuels, M. Paria, A. Davis, W. Stephens, W. Brown, W. Jones, and others, with offices in Oxford, Mississippi, and references to Falkner & Shands law office.
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Waldup
Parks
P. Samuels
J. Merwen
M. Paria
A.V. Davis
Stephens
Oums Brown
Jones
Oxford
Miss
Nile
Falkner & Shands
Wford
Mississippi
Sylvan Building
Globe Square Telephone
J. W.T. Valhaeors
G.D. Shands
Alkner & Shands
Local notices mix travel updates and shop ads in Mississippi town
A string of short items reports visits and trips by residents to Memphis Aberdeen New York Ripley and St Louis. It notes store hours closing for summer at 3 pm and various furniture and tea product promotions. Community names include Chambers Furniture Co Sanders Harris College and local residents in Oxford Water Valley and Tupelo.
Local notes from Oxford area highlight social visits
Residents report visits and moves including Johoe Wanamaker and Mr J B Morgan in town. Miss Annie McAnulty and Miss Ruth Standifer host gatherings. many residents travel for work or study. Trains run late due to weather. church services and school events noted. several locals listed with illnesses and travel plans.
Barringer and Gray Tie The Knot In Oxford Ceremony
Mr. Charles Barringer of Belew and Miss Montie Gray were married at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. N W P Bacon officiating. The bride, a popular Oxford young woman, and the groom, a Belew business member and city marshal of LaFayette County, are greeted with good wishes. Only close relatives attended due to the bride’s mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Barringer
Beten
Montie Gray
B.P Gray
N. W.P. Bacon
Oxford
LaFayette County
Belew
Barringer
Sewing machines offered by M Lacey and Co
Call at 6G M Lacey's and examine sewing machines in stock. Good second hand machines priced at 5.00 5.00 and 1000. New machines range from 500 to 3750 dollars. Ball bearing designs run light and nearly noiseless. Call to view. Repairing services guaranteed.
Poisoning at North Town Home Leaves Family Victims
The family of Mrs. James Boiler three miles north of town were poisoned Monday night by a Negro woman. An infant drank the poisoned water and fell dangerously ill for twelve hours. The assailant fled and remains at large.
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James Boiler
Nepro
Young Pegues Child Dies After Brief Illness
Little Sarah Pegues, age four, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Pegues, died Tuesday night after appendicitis. The remains were buried at St. Peter's Cemetery at 5 PM with a large attendance. The Eagle extends heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing family.
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Sarah
J. B. Pegues
St. Peter's Cemetery
Oxford Items Chronicle Weddings and Moves
Mr. John H. Kimmons and Miss Lillie’s illness improves as she returns home with her father. Mrs. E. O N. Rayburn travels through Oxford to Texas to visit relatives, with grandson Loveless Rayburn. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Kendall Elkin and Mr. Houston G. Wood of Aberdeen. Prof. A C Bigger leaves for Gallatin and Waxahachie to take a mathematics chair. Miss Dane Inez Sykes and Mr. E. T. Napier wed in Aberdeen then sail to Europe. Oxford Graded School commencement held with diplomas for fifteen students. Rev. W. D. Heddleston delivers address. The Eagle advertises papers for sale for under carpets.
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John H. Kimmons
North Carolina
Lillie
E. O N. Rayburn
Toccopola
Oxford
Jonesboro
Texas
Charles Loveless
Mary Kendall Elkin
Houston G. Wood
Aberdeen
Hikin
Dane Inez Sykes
Woman's College
E. T. Napier
Macon
A Call for Silence and Positive Conduct
A speaker urges resolve to cultivate the grace of silence, abandon fault finding, and invite happiness without pressuring others to notice flaws. The message warns against spreading discomfort by critiquing neighbors daily life and advocates practicing praise and virtue.
Summer Normal and Institute Opens at University
The Summer Normal and Institute begins on Tuesday June 16 for five weeks at the University. The faculty will strive to make the travel profitable and pleasing for teachers, with efforts to save money and aid attendees. Last summer’s attendance was notable and results in examinations and class work were evident. D. G. Warpenter, County Superintendent.
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Juine
D. G. Warpenter
Entertainment Program Featuring Readings and Choir
A church or community program presents scripture reading and prayer with music by the choir. Address by Mrs. W. M. McIntosh and vocal solo by Mrs. Starsinger. Reading by Mrs. J. W. T. Falkner and recitation by Miss Kathrin McIntosh. Music by the choir and a missions segment by Mrs Dabney Lipscomb with collection.
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W. M. McIntosh
Starsinger
J. W. T. Falkner
Kathrin McIntosh Musie
Missions
Dabney Lipscomb
Katie Lou Countiss
Nitrous Oxide Anesthetic Promises Painless Tooth Extraction
The ad promotes nitrous oxide and oxygen as the safest and quickest anesthetic for dental extractions. It claims patients remain oblivious to pain after a few inhalations and can leave the chair soon after. Dr. W. B. Mc Mahon is billed as the city’s sole practitioner using this gas, with low prices and phone contact.
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W. B. McMahon
Brace for Buggies Improves Longevity and Savings
The advertisement touts a brace that prevents bed spread and bursting, extending running gear life and saving up to one third to one half on buggy costs. It claims the brace is adjustable, durable, and fits all buggies, with testimonials from Ripley Tennessee readers.
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Ripley
Tenn
Ripley, Tenn
Hester & Carter
W.T. Nagle
J. Rt. Brown
Oxford
Miss
Local Social Notices From Osford And Surroundings
Mrs. [inttie] Goabull spent Sunday in Osford. Mrs. G. W. Strickland, visiting her daughter at Dueck Hill, returned home Friday night. Den Wilkins visits this week. Miss Qura Graham visiting friends in Lolly Springs. Clifford Garrison visiting here this week. Fred Nasi stayed here last week. Miss Wile Sloan entertained many friends Friday night. Rev G W Strickland spent days in Potts Camp last week. Best wishes to dear Eagle and its readers.
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Dave
Inttie Goabull
Osford
G. W. Strickland
Nar
G W. Strickland
Potts Camp
EAGLE
Elue Kyyed
For Sale Seed Corn 500 Bushels Damaged Feed
For Sale 500 bushels of seed corn slightly damaged suitable for hog cow or ox feed offered at a reduced price by J. L. Shinault.
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J. L Shinault
Lime purchase for disinfecting uses at 66 cents per barrel
The notice states a supply of 200 barrels of lime for dis infecting purposes priced at 66 cents per barrel. The total value is listed as 1.25 per barrel from Lewis & McKer's. The item appears in a public or internal procurement notice with supplier details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liwis & McKer’s
Local Ice Delivery Service Announces Daily Availability
Turner and Ropeen offer round the clock ice delivery with Sunday hours at 92m and 5pm. Customers may place orders by calling 120 near the depot.
Federal Grand Jury Poll On Governor Race
The Grand Jury session included a tentative poll on the governor race. Results showed Neel leading with 11 votes to Cruz and Vardaman tied at 7 each. The jury, drawn from every county, reportedly reflected county sentiment overall.
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Neel
Cruz
Vardaman
Noel
Jackson Evening News
Counties compete for most county candidate posts
Walboun and Leake counties vie for the highest number of county candidates with 7 and 86 respectively. The Times-Democrat notes several inland counties showing strong office-seeking in this feeble contest.
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Walboun
Leake
Jackson Bureat
Times-Democrat
Global disasters prompt thanks for local blessings
In reflecting on floods cyclones assassinations and earthquakes abroad the author urges readers to feel thankful for the many blessings enjoyed at home acknowledging relief and resilience amid widespread calamities.
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New Jeans
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J. If. Kinaross
KK. F. KimMone
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Immons & Kimmons
Attomneys
C. W. Petrie
Ton Seed House
Tention
John Wanamaker
Robert Sultan
Grenada
Mrs. U. L., Smeyes
Oscar Wilkifs
New York
Richard Thurmond
Frances Winchester
Memphis
Mabel Lemon
St. Louis
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J. E. Neilson
Harry Campbell
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Selina
Ala
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Kreden & Purner
Rosa Harris
Clarksdale
Minnie Harris Riley
Tupelo
T. L. Iarris
Levy Sud
Lluliya Springs
Dirs. H. Vicdiman
Uarris’ Business College
Princess Formosa
Mary Burney
Living Springs
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W. B. Dubbnson
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