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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

Page

1

Tragedy after basketball game in Mize kills two

Two men die and a 15 year old boy and two adults are wounded after a postgame gunfight in Mize Mississippi. Town Marshal Albert Lack wounds and Ashley and Sullivan are fatally shot. The incident follows an on court dispute between Smith County Agricultural High School of Mize and Magee High School.

Jackson Miss Mize Smith County Warren Ashley Walter Sullivan Albert Lack Dolphus Yelverton Laurel Ashley Marshal Lack Lack Ponery Smith County Agricultural High School Magee High School Magee Hughes Taylorville School Sallie E Bernice Yelverton Dolphus S. H. McDonnell G. C. Hamilton Simpson County Sullivan’s Hollow Sullivan Benson Shivers

An Oxford Man's Experience

An Oxford citizen R E Harkins posts a testimonial about kidney trouble and back pain after illness. He says Kendel's Deere supply relieved his symptoms quickly and that he felt fine afterward, noting the product is sold by seven dealers and manufactured by Mince Co in Buffalo.

R. E. Harkins Grist Mill South St Oxford Kendel’s Deere

Expected Arrest In Basketball Killing In Mississippi

In a gun fight at a basketball game in Mize Mississippi Warren Ashley and Bollis Sullivan were killed instantly. Marshal Albert Lack was wounded in the leg and Dolphus Yelverton was shot in the shoulder. The incident began over a player’s use of foul language toward Mrs Ashley and escalated after the match was forfeited.

Jackson Miss Ore Mize Magee Warren Ashley Bollis Sullivan Albert Lack Dolphus Yelverton Laurel Ashley Sullivan

Gudes Pepto Mangan Promises Vigor And Health

An advertisement extols Gudes Pepto Mangan as a natural way to enrich blood and restore vigor. It says bright eyes and good flesh depend on rich blood, and cites lifestyle factors like late hours and poor diet. The copy notes the product comes in liquid or tablets at your drugstore.

Gude

666 Remedy for Colds and La Grippe Ad

An advertisement touts 666 as a speedy prescription for colds fever and la grippe. The terse copy urges readers to try the remedy as a quick relief option.

Ramey Siblings Called to Oxford for Brother's Burial

Mr Jack Ramey and sister Neta of Hendrix College Ark were summoned to Oxford last week for the burial of Vaughn Ramey killed in a recent auto accident.

Jack Ramey Neta Hendrix, College, Ark Oxford Vaughn Ramey

Senate tightens 20 percent cut to state university funds

Jackson Feb 25 The finance committee's substitute bill trims the University of Mississippi appropriation by 20 percent for the biennial period with a 25 vote requirement for passage. Senator Love Zeller and Bee King led opposition, while Cohn shifted to aid reconsideration to secure the majority. King urged maintaining state education funding amid claims of underpaid teachers and inadequate university facilities.

Jackson Finance Committee University of Mississippi Senate University Oxford School Love Senator Zeller Committee On University and Colleges Bee King Simpson County Zeller Law King Cohn Mendenhall State University Billy Yazoo County Mississippi Roberts Isissippi

Home Demonstration Council selects officers at February meeting

On Feb 25 the Home Demonstration Council held its regular meeting in the rest room with 24 members present. Officers elected for the year were Mrs. T B Reynolds as Vice President and Mrs. Emmette Harris as Secretary. Members discussed March topics including gardening and house cleaning and several will attend a three day poultry school in May. Meetings will be held on the last Saturday of each month.

Home Demonstration Council T. B. Reynolds Emmette Harris

Water Valley Visitor Praises Tanlac at Rowland Drug Co

Mr J B Walker of Water Valley visits relatives in the city during the week and endorses Tanlac as a comfort to millions across the continent, urging readers to try it via Rowland Drug Co.

J. B. Walker Water Valley Tanlac Rowland Drug Co

In Memoriam William J Beard

A memorial notice honors William J Beard who died Nov 30 1921 after a tragic end. He was born Jan 28 1858 in Lafayette County and lived as a deacon and Sunday School superintendent. Survived by seven children, six daughters and one son, described as high tone citizens.

William J. Beard Beard Mr. Beard Lafayette County

Tanlac Production Promoted by Major Lab Facility

Rowland Drug Co. announces Tanlac is produced in one of the nation’s largest and most modern laboratories, highlighting its advanced equipment and capacity.

Rowland_Drug Co

Cold Fever Grippe Remedy Claims Quick Breakthrough

An advertisement promotes a product promising rapid relief from cold, fever, and grippe symptoms, claiming faster recovery than other remedies and urging readers to try it for immediate comfort.

Modern Dance Is Evil to Education, Says Chancellor Powers

Chancellor J N Powers of the University of Mississippi declared at the American Association of Junior Colleges meeting that modern dances taught to young university students pose the principal educational evil of the day. He argued junior colleges could keep youth at home longer, reducing temptation and benefiting economy, while outlining standards and endowment goals affecting about 200 junior colleges nationwide.

Memphis Tenn American Association of Junior Colleges Hotel Chiseca J. N. Powers University of Mississippi Mississippi

New Departure Adds Dry Goods and Shoes to Stock

Messrs Lewis and Sam Friedman expand offerings at Oxford Furniture Co adding dry goods and shoes. The firm is receiving new goods daily and offers bargains, with an ad in this issue of the Eagle.

Messrs. Lewis Sam Friedman Fome News Oxford Furniture Co The Eagle

Rub My Tism Ad Advertisement Note

Rub My Tism antiseptic and pain killer sold for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia rheumatism advertised in a concise note.

Ripley Man Sam Hathorn Visits Here

Mr. Sam Hathorn of Ripley Tennessee spent a few days here recently.

Sam Hathorn Ripley, Teyn

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