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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
The Eagle announces A. C. Anderson of Ripley as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Second Congressional District, pending primary action. It also announces Hon. B. G. Lowrey as candidate for re election to Congress from the same district, subject to Democratic primary action.
Urges friends to register immediately for the August 15 primary. Emphasizes early registration to avoid being left out, and notes voters may choose not to vote later. Argues for clean politics and accountability, praising public service and urging registration to support honest representation in Congress.
Poetic fragment depicts blue wings flashing against a blue sky as errands are undertaken with clear intent. The verse links happiness to a steadfast, true blue presence and a personal song directed to a beloved.
Poem lyric contrasts red wings of flirtation with white wings of steadfast love. The speaker, Lewmella Almond, uses birds as a motif to express finding home and safety in faithful affection. A gentle pledge of shelter and union concludes the verse.
This page records an administratrix notice to creditors for the estate of I B Orr dated June 14 1922 with six month filing window. It also publishes Articles of Incorporation for Holley and Golladay Inc with names Holley and Golladay as incorporators and details of capital stock and business scope in Lafayette County. Additional items include a petition for pardon for Guy Pierce and a county board bid notice for road work and bridge construction in Oxford Mississippi dated June 1922.
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