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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
2
A state ticket lists James K. Vardamay as the United States Senate candidate. The document outlines his campaign position and party alignment within the state ticket.
J L Calfee asks LaFayette County voters for support in a legislative bid. He says he seeks duty driven service, relies on his own merits, and will not solicit a pension or protection from the Legislature. He invites a healthy countywide discussion to identify a worthy representative.
The announcement promotes Howard Parks as a former supervisor candidate in Beat 2. It lauds his popularity and informed service, noting a proven record and commitment to public interests as he asks voters in his Beat to consider him.
B K Collins of Beat 2 announces candidacy for county assessor. Native to the county he has not previously sought office and pledges capable service and best efforts if elected. He asks for the electorate’s favorable consideration.
The friends of James K. Holder and his father Col. W D Holder mourn his death in Memphis last Thursday from paralysis of the brain. He spent his youth in this county and many years in Oxford with relatives and friends. He leaves a sister and three brothers. the remains were in Jackson.
The boll weevil disaster in after ravaged the southwest Mississippi cotton belt, pushing farmers to diversify into corn, potatoes, peanuts, stock farming, and pork. Many view the pest as a catalyst for prosperity, urging smart planning and adaptation for next season to secure rich returns despite the threat.
The Masonic Fraternity notes the passing of Brother L. Lake, a devoted member of Gathright Lodge No. 33 F and A Masons. He served the church and state with fidelity, setting a high moral example for brothers, friends, and the community. Brethren are urged to imitate his conduct as their own seats are eventually left vacant.
Coburns Bran New Minstrels return to the Opera House Tuesday night with new scenery costumes and acts. A critic praised the show noting strong voices improved dancing and a standout Marionette Hippodrome finale. The ensemble received repeated encores and the critic highlighted the quartet as particularly pleasing.
Rural Route No. 5 out of Oxford is ordered by the post office department. An examination for carriers will be held around April first by Postmaster Howry. Service begins about May 1. The route will abolish the College Hill and Gomez post offices.
Landreth's Seeds offers bulk garden and field seed from R R Chilton & Co with savings. Flower seeds of all kinds are also available from R R Chilton & Co.
A Roanoke VA reader shares reminiscences of Civil War winter campaigns around Jarratts Station Weldon Railroad and Petersburg trenches. The account recalls a three day forced march, skirmishes, a guard detail with Col Reynolds, and a hospitable opvang with a local family. The piece blends personal memory with notes on food, shelter, and fellow soldiers.
George E Bell of Fort Wayne Indiana a Nickel Plate conductor describes years of kidney and bladder pain from railroading. He says four bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured him completely and he now recommends them to friends. Also promotes Wormy children product and Herbine and Aut Pain Pills sold by Kendal or Kendel with prices and brief claims.
Local notes tell of a Pleasant Ridge wedding between Claude Butts and Nora Sanders, visits by Mike Kisnee and family, church gathering with Rev. Crowson, and a Washington’s Birthday program at the school. Obituaries mention Uncle William Tatum and community events include entertainment at the Pleasant Ridge schoolhouse. Reports also cover medical ads, unclaimed mail, and local notices from Oxford post office.
An advertisement claims ZEMO cures all skin and scalp diseases by drawing poisons to the surface. It portrays Mr. A H Kendel as a druggist endorsing the scientifically formulated liquid for external use and rapid relief. The text touts complete restoration and urges readers to learn how to obtain the product.
Pastor Russell argues against the notion of universal eternal torment and predestination. He favors a God of love, wisdom, and power, advocating elect Church leadership from Pentecost onward and a future world-restoration under Messiah’s kingdom. The piece contrasts Wesleyan free grace with Calvinist predestination and outlines the plan for the elect and then the world.
Mrs J W Ward of College Hill street Oxford Mississippi reports relief from kidney and back pain after using Doan's Pills. She describes prior kidney discharges soreness and nervous restlessness preventing sleep, and notes bright improvements following the remedy.
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