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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1905

Page

2

Cotton Growers' Association Seeks Living Cotton Price

In Lafayette County the Cotton Growers' Association links with the Southern Cotton Growers' Resolution to push higher cotton prices. The piece urges reduced acreage and fertilizer use by 25 percent to tighten supply, promote home farming, and unite merchants, doctors, lawyers, and bankers in backing a living price for cotton. See M. Russe.

Cotton Growers’ Association LaFayette County Southern Cotton Growers South M. Russe

Gate theft leads to shooting at University incident

Saturday night University students carried off Mr. W B Johnsons gate. The next morning Johnson used strong language prompting Butler and Oglesby to visit his home and demand a retraction. A scuffle occurred, Johnson weakened, Johnsons daughter Miss Pick Johnson fired a pistol striking J C Finley in the wrist, not seriously injuring him. The youths were arrested and will have a preliminary hearing before Mayor Matthews Saturday at 9. Also sale notice for Mrs Jennie Standifer residence on University Ave. and Second Booth Street.

University W. B. Johnson Johnson Messrs Butler and Oglesby Miss Pick Johnson J. C. Finley Matthews University Avenue Second Booth Street Jennie Standifer

Prepare to Meet Progress in Cotton Farming Plans

The article argues for coordinated efforts by growers and buyers to stabilize future cotton prices. It outlines a shift to reduced cotton acreage, diversification into peas and potatoes, cattle and hog production, fruit and berries, and continued poultry farming led by farm households to mitigate soil depletion and market glut.

Stock Law Meeting in Lafayette County Mississippi

A mass gathering of resident freeholders and leaseholders from multiple townships in Lafayette County Mississippi discussed preserving stock law. Speakers reported broad local support, with calls to petition for a general stock law and elect canvassers to gather signatures. The meeting urged publishing its proceedings and adjourned with plans for countywide action.

LaFayette Mississippi J. E. McCorkle Fr. Webster H. Kimmons Supreme Court LaFayette County J. E. Hope Board of Super J. W. T. Falkner Oxford

Funeral Notices and Local Calls From Oxford Area

Attendees at the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Sisk include Hesdames St. and J. Lawshee with children of Oxford. Mr Wil Carothers and wife visited after the death of her father. Mr John Carothers and Mrs J L Sisk on the sick list. Mrs S A Williams and Mr F W Williams spent Sunday with Mrs S A Sanders. Lena and Ira Ragland and Messrs Dog Ragland Charles and Sidney Williams also visited Water Valley. Will Hamilton of Clinton attended Baptist services and returned to school. Mrs James Palmer was with her daughter in Water Valley Friday.

Hesdames St. Rates J. Lawshee and Children Oxford Margaret Sisk Wil Carothers John Carothers J L. Sisk S. A. Williams F. W. Williams A. Sanders Lena Ira Ragland Dog Ragland Charles Sidney Williams Water Valley Will Hamilton Clintor Baptist Jeaae Sanders Mesdames A. L M. E. Cook A. Kitchel Free Springs Kitchel James Fitch Lawrence Murphy Lew's Hill Ceary Sanders Blackwater Wallace Murchison T. K. Waldrip Piers William McAlister Blackwalter Lee Harmon Thurber Williams James Newton Tyre C. B White Ivy Gomez Rosa Brown

Dispensary Pitches Kodol and Other Remedies

An advertisement invites readers to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and stomach troubles with testimonials from N Watkins of Lea Ky praising its effectiveness after six bottles. It notes sale by A N Kendel and extols Cham berlain s Cough Remedy for children. Additional claims mention Baltlard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism with a dated testimonial from John C Ki nsman in Ill.

N. Watkins Lea Ky A. N. Kendel

Weather and Community Notes From a Missouri Week

The note highlights pleasant weather ideal for planting gardens and seeds. Mentions Joe Worley’s illness after returning from an unspecified visit. Observes local people including Misses Mary Slaughter Una Green and Mr Sam Rodgers, plus W W Baird visiting relatives in Holly Springs and Memphis. Vie Butler sent to Orrwood by sister's influence.

Joe Worley West McNeill Mary Slaughter Una Green Sam Rodgers W. W. Baird Holly Springs Memphis Vie Butler Orrwood Scrscriren Arcb MacLarly Misa Mabel Stone Lawrenceburg Tenn Mattie Lumpkin Daisy McLarty Kate Stephens Mount Zion Lily Waldrip LaFayette Springs Misa Unn Green Friendship Annie Douglass Oxford Clara Worley Frantis Linker Mt. Zion James Ike Slaughter Dlesars Hulet Butler Brownie McLarty David Slaughter EAGLE

Incredible Devitality and Patent Cure Claims

An advertisement extols Sincklen’s Arnica for eye injuries and ulcers, and Nerbine and Hervinle products for blood, liver issues, and fatigue. It quotes Mrs. Belle H. Shirel praising Hervinle for liver complaint and poor blood, claiming renewed vigor and health. Prices noted: 25 cents and 50 cents.

Charles F Syracuse Sincklen A. E. Kendel Belle H. Shirel Middlesborough, Ill Hervinle

Mt Zion Happenings Weather Brightens Community

Washington’s birthday brought sunshine and gentle weather inspiring praise from nature and residents. Church attendance was strong on Sunday with a good sermon and singing at Mr UG Foust’s home. Maggie Sue Carter of Oxford visits relatives. Robert and Currie Farr from Oxford attended church. Sunday echoes continue.

Mt Zion Washington UG O Foust Maggie Sue Carter Oxford Robert and Currie Farr Mt. Zion

One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cures

Advertisements tout One Minute Cough Cure as mucus dissolving and throat healing for coughs croup and whooping cough. Claims rapid relief within a minute and promotion by A H Kandel. Also cites pneumonia death rates in New York and Chicago and extols Foley’s Honey and Tar and Champion Liniment for rheumatism with testimonials from Charles Drake. Subscriptions urged for Tue Eagle.

A. H. Kandel New York Chicago Foley

Town Notes Mild Winter Amid Sorrow and Local News

Readable items include obituary notice for Mr. Jack Freet, health updates on W. B. Brown and V. Blaylock, and local farm activity as fields prepare for corn and cotton. Reports mention a wild animal sighting near Lee Melarty's residence and church activities by Elder A. B. Morris. Also advertised are patent medicines and an unclaimed letters list at Oxford Miss Post Office.

LaFret Jack Freet Yocona A. B. Morris ExGie

Harmontown Community Notes and Local Updates

Distressingly healthy town reports indicate flu weather stirred activity. Plow factory runs full tilt while a new vehicle warehouse nears completion. Tax assessor notes property gains. cattle losses linger from cold. Local trips, illnesses, and social visits populate a busy slice of Harmontown life.

Harmontown O. A. Hartley Leroy Harmon J. A Riales T. B. Waldrip D. W. Billingsty Harmon Town Oxford

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr. King's Pills Promoted in 19th Century Ad

An old issue features an advertisement praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo promising payment for curing catarrh. It also touts Dr King’s New Life Pills and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Remedies. Local notes mention spring weather and residents traveling, with small-town updates on visits and illnesses.

Guara Cube for Piles Described in Patent Medicine Ad

An old advertisement claims Guara Cube cures piles including itching bleeding and proctitis in 6 to 14 days with a refund if no cure. It promises relief after first application and lists prices of 50 and 60 cents plus postage. The Paris Medicine Co. of St. Louis is named.

Cage Paris Medicine Co Louie Adams Marion BB Smith Ecorswil Pegues Simmons Oscar Mathis J. A Searless Vibert Pruitt A. Se Short Rewerson Mra. M James H.R. Ay Wikies E Re Gine R DS Sk Swa Iret Nwirseggr Ehfelfseqr Ami Maneiganesietaoeic Fron J.A Oaananee Secorser A. Trust Co Blaker J.C. A. Orneceen Brown Neagrsw Crawford F Nitrnwyr W. Fenwyr Hobson L. A W. A- Ehtorentiza Standifer Mra. J. N. Fek Sfe Mra. J Rs. J Mas Smith R P Weaver Reat Z. C Andy Abbeville

Dr Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure Ad

An early advertisement touts Dr Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure as a pleasant remedy priced at a few cents. The copy positions it as an excellent preparation and easy to take for ailments described as chills and fevers.

Dwitt Mack Hamilton Valley City X. D A. li Rendel

Sheriff Sale of Tax Land in Oxford Miss

In pursuance of the Statute 3811 code of 1892 the sheriff will on the first Monday March 6 1905 at the courthouse door Oxford Mississippi expose for public sale to the highest cash bidder lands delinquent for taxes for the year 1904. Printer’s fees 20 cents per subdivision will be added. Receipts or receipt numbers must be sent to the sheriff at his expense. J H Welch Sheriff February 6 1905.

Court House Oxford J. H. Welch

Also Mentioned on This Page

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