Timetable for Finois Central Railroad Services
Rail timetable lists North Bound trains No. 24 at 3 04 p m No 14 at TRS oan No 6 at 052m South Bound trains include Mn 23 at 10655 am No 5 at 4 38 p m and No 4 at 3 Mh a
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
3
Rail timetable lists North Bound trains No. 24 at 3 04 p m No 14 at TRS oan No 6 at 052m South Bound trains include Mn 23 at 10655 am No 5 at 4 38 p m and No 4 at 3 Mh a
The local column notes the Circuit Coup meeting near Monday and several residents ill with grip or pneumonia. Visits include Mr Robertson and Mrs P R Young from Ashville. Miss May McGuire sick with smallpox and Lottie Hunter headed to Memphis for nurse training. A printing error messes a supervisor pay amount.
Dal las neighborhood resident John P. Cofey was found dead in a stable after failing to return from an outing with mules. Family members searched for him and discovered his body as the scene described a fatal end.
Fashion notes describe new hats with til ling brims and flaring bows, a simple turban in wine, and small firing escapes, all showcased by Karey Sparks as spring items arrive. The quaint flower trimmed hornets and Nar appeal are also mentioned as available selections.
A Home Talent concert is set for eight o clock on the eighteenth at the Lyric Theatre to aid the Belgian Relief Fund. The event is sponsored by seven women’s clubs led by Kings Daughters and D A R. Admission is twenty five cents with seating reserved at two o’clock at the Lyric Ticket Office.
The notice proclaims Mr J P Young as a candidate for Beat 4 supervisor for the next term. Mir Young is described as a well known, intelligent, energetic citizen ready to devote himself to county administration and public welfare if elected.
The Woman's Book Club of Oxford Mississippi endorses creating an Industrial and Training School for delinquent and neglected youth. They urge Lafayette County voters and the state legislature to support a measure establishing the institution within Mississippi.
Mr S H Plant of Oxford dies Thursday evening just after 1 minutes past S o clock at age 91 he would have turned 92 in July. A longtime Oxford resident 41 years in business and church worker he faced age related infirmities in recent years. Born July 2 1833 in Newberry District South Carolina he and wife Lucy Ann Boswell married January 23 1846 had ten children three died in infancy two survive. He moved to Oxford in October 1873 entering mercantile business in 18 14. The remains were laid to rest Friday beside his wife as the community extends sympathy to his bereaved family.
The Eagle highlights Mr Walter Davie as candidate for Lafayete County Tax Assessor. Davie, a Oxford resident, is praised for Democratic loyalty and proven qualification. The notice urges voters to consider his public and private records as he seeks the August primary.
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Illness keeps Ben Le Durbye from last Saturday’s engagement though we expect him back soon. Tom Sepier will not move into Levi Davis’s vacated house. Hag reportedly won a civil post in the Philippines. Dexter Davis and Mack Brown officiated a basketball game between Potocona and Cow Pen College, returning late and tired but praising the event. Supt. Smith visited the school Monday afternoon. Prof. T N Purvis of Independence district spent Friday night with friends in Tula Me. R W Davis plans to move away this week. It is reported Cleve Lindsey crossed the robber Saturday.
A fragment reports a favorable verdict tied to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting the product is obtainable widely. The outline suggests broad recognition in the region and mentions public reception without clear specifics.
By authority of the Clerk and under a court execution in Lafayette County the Sheriff will sell at public auction the described tract of land and improvements including a two story frame building. The sale occurs on the court day specified, with the highest bidder receiving the property to satisfy terms of the judgment and court costs. Located in Lafayette County Mississippi. Executed March 1, 116 B. E. Temple, Sheriff.
A list of jurors chosen to serve at the circuit court term starting Monday March 2nd includes T D Ragland L Shelton Jim Stephens Jr Guy McLarty E C Koester CE Tubbs A M Larty WU Hampton BG Walker WH Kinmocs J A Duscan JA Bounds H W Baker L Nuangily HB Parka J O Hie ton R Parks JF Mille Wiley Johnson W Russell T J Roden Hof Parking EH Shaw Frank Fernandez W M Goodwin J 3 Gooch ED Anderson J J L Roy WM Bennett M L Childress Wm Naight Cliff Jones WD Tatum J F P Lee C Gooch T J Courtney L B Murphy Buck Cooper L E Watkins AL Carter J L Sjyker RP Crow son Glen Whitehead Harvey Davis F ff Fletehall Hoben ton GJ Baker TW Latton W R Reed 5 T Vines Yeo Mills Dock Hamilton G W Young AC McEheath WS Fudge Geker Cromwell J B Stone AJ Mayfield WT Keel CA Leggett Ira Holcomb Guy Windham J N Conner A P Morrigan J A Goforth 5 T Reed E P Huston Warner Williams Kt J Warner Abe Shipp J H Roy MG Rustic J W Ramsey Ira Moore 5 O Hrown S B Jolly Joan McGoogill H M Davis H L Davis Buddie Jones
An herbal oil treatment touted for stomach liver and intestinal troubles claims to restore health within twenty four hours. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to satisfy, this product markets itself as a cure all.
G B Taxier, registrar, announces voter registration dates across Lafayette County venues from March to April. Registrations open at his office at all times for residents who are of age, moved, or have not registered.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Mibarn Co Buffalo NY. The copy claims quick relief for kidney trouble and urges readers to ask for the product by name. The text mirrors a period sales pitch from a historical Oxford area ad.
Public notice describes a deed of trust sale in Lafayette County Mississippi with a detailed property description and a list of items including land, a mare, corn, and a cow. The notice names J. S. Dovenass as trustee and dates the sale for April 1915, urging settlement of the secured claim and conveying only vested trust titles.
The Oxford city ordinance fixes T W Avent as Street Sewer Light and Water and Fire Commissioner salary at 70 dollars per month and J I Lawshea as Councilman City Clerk Tax Collector and clerical Commissioner at 85 dollars per month, approved February 1 1915 with all votes in favor.
An ordinance of the City of Oxford discusses salary provisions for the Mayor and Council and orders an election for the ratification of salaries. The ordinance was published and conducted in accordance with law, with the election commissioner reporting the result to the Mayor and Council.
A dated excerpt shows council action on salaries for city officials. It notes monthly pay fixed at $59.09 for certain officers with January as the start, and lists R. S. Adams, W. Avent, and J. H. Lawhe as signatories. The text references the mayor and chairman roles and mentions adoption of the salary figures.
The Oxford city council approves an ordinance to prevent dogs from straying at night. Violations may result in fines or confinement, with penalties to be enforced by the mayor and officers. The measure aims to protect public health and safety and takes effect after the act’s approval and publication by the authorities.
An ordinance from Oxford council repeals section two of Ordinance 87 fixing the speed limit for automobiles. Read and passed by mayor S Adams and council on February 6, 1915. Votes show all yes with no nays. clerk J H Lawshee records the result.
An ordinance from Oxford Mississippi repeals Ordinance No. 102 which prohibited the use of cut out or bypass valves on automobiles. Read and passed by a yea vote with no nays. Dated February 16, 1915. Officials RS. Adams mayor T. Wo Avent and others voting yea.
The document records the Oxford Mississippi mayor and council approving salaries for T. W. Prowse and others as required by law. Election action is directed and to be conducted by the city election commissioners, with formal approval noted by the mayor and associates.
Applications received for loans from 3100.00 to 10000.00 on improved and unimproved town property and farm lands. Interest 5 percent straight. Interest payable annually or semi annually. Time one to ten years. Applicants must give location and valuation of property offered as security and state improvements. County representatives requested to receive applications and appraise property.
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