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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
3
Local items include health, property, and social updates from Oxford. Mentions of visitors to relatives, hospital stays, a fire at a residence, and a dam age assessed. Notices of candidates for city offices and a cemetery association management change are included along with court and school notes and upcoming events.
The rector and vestry of St Peter's Church Oxford meet March 2 1912 to honor Charles Henry Keyes long serving senior warden. They resolve to record a testimonial of his faithful work in church and community and extend sympathy to his bereaved family.
A committee in Oxford includes WN. A. Moore of Tula K. Q. Leavell and T. A. Rice of Burgess, with others unnamed. The group forms to oversee municipal or civic work.
For the next ten days a 45¢ box of good towet Soap will be sold for 25¢. Come early and get a box. R. R. Carrton & Co. Big Bell Cotton advertises Gardner's Prolific Big Bell Cotton yielding 4 pounds lint per 100 pounds of seed at 31 shillings 4 pence. Gardner, Taylor, Mississippi.
A six room cottage with a garden and water access on Lake Street is offered for sale. Apply to Charles 5S Corp. as of February 15, 1912.
Oxford readers are urged to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for stomach distress and indigestion. The ad promises money back if not satisfied after 15 days, notes 25 cent trials and larger 50 cent and one dollar sizes, and promotes Rexall remedies at RK R. Chilton & Co. The copy emphasizes digestion over food quality and endorses the product’s ease of use and broad benefits.
M D Rayburn proprietor announces new meat market on Depot Street offering fresh pork beef mutton sausage and country produce with prompt delivery and phone orders at 102.
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