Emigration Campaign and Local News in Oxford Eagle
The Lafayette County and Oxford Eagle previews an emigration campaign promoting Lafayette County resources and housing plans for pamphlet publication. It notes the Anti Liquor Advertising Bill passing Senate and critiques the Clairolarge editorial stance. It also mentions Mexican unrest, preparedness, and local booster sentiment as well as Tupelo’s Lee County Herald launch and editorial appeal to farmers.
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Lafayette County
Ness
Eagle
Oxford
Oxford Abbeville
Taylor
Lafayette
Springs
Lafayete
Senate
Howe
Lee County Herald
Tupelo
J. BR. Hoyle
Eliter
Atel
Brother Hoyle
State to Build Jefferson Davis Highway Project
A dispatch in the Commercial Appeal indicates the state plans to take on the task of constructing the Jefferson Davis Highway. Senator Uastee is noted in the report as involved with the bill or discussion surrounding the project.
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Uastee
Jefferson Davis Highway
Sumiay
Opinion on The Hon. 5. D. Weakly’s anti advertising bill
The editorial questions the constitutionality of the anti advertising measure but notes no impact on The Eagle since whiskey advertising is refused at any price.
Senate Adjourns as Legislators Exhaust Session
The senate plans to adjourn after lawmakers spent the session without passing new laws or addressing key issues. Observers note continued inaction and unresolved priorities as leaders signal an end to formal business.
Everett seeks 1.3 million bond for daosm ts
Representative Everett of New ton county proposes a 1.3 million bond issue to fund daosm ts projects and send the measure to Congress for approval.
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Everett
Newton County
Congress
Road sentiment rises as people push for improvements
The section shows strong public support for better roads as residents awaken to local needs and pursue improvements actively. The rising sentiment signals momentum for new projects and funding.
Ethical practice boosts young professionals in hard market
Newton Revord argues that ambitious young doctors and lawyers struggle for years while established peers gain customers through less scrupulous means. He suggests dignified advertising could have accelerated a young professional’s fortunes.
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Te Wan
Fife
Newton Revord
Water Valley Brass Hand Praised for Grenada Performance
The Water Valley Brass Hand earned praise during a Grenada appearance on Thursday. The community is urged to recognize the group’s perseverance in practice and improvement and consider supporting the organization.
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Water Valley
Imelf
Grenada Thurslay
Sand Clay Roads Upgrade for Year-Round Use
A geologist notes Mississippi mineral wealth and explains sand clay roadbeds as durable, cost efficient. Proper mixing of six to eight inches of clay with coarse sand, rolling, grading, and regular dragging yields a road that stabilizes with traffic and water. Maintenance focuses on early life care, with roller substitutes like cattle or drag.
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Missisippi
Jean
Wages and harvest advice spur Mississippi crop plan
A Chicago dispatch reports the Western Railways executive committee cites a 2 percent wage raise for engineers and firemen with detailed monthly earnings across divisions. The piece shifts to agriculture urging farmers to plant lespedera now, citing soil benefits, seed rates, and management tips from J. R. Ricks of Mississippi A and M College.
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Lespedera
Lespedera Bay
Borop Plante
Lespeder
Lee Pedeza
J. R. Ricks
Mississppi A
M. College
Mississippi
Mr. Ricks
Maresh
Endorsement From Oxford Mayor on Dean’s Kidney Pill
B S Adams mayor of Oxford endorses Dean's Kidney Pill as effective for backache after two years of home use. The testimonial mentions relief in various ailments and asserts long lasting benefits despite prior doubts.
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Oxted
B.S. Adams
Oxford
Patriot era newspaper for sale blurs with misread notes
Fragmentary text references a sale of an item tied to a patriotic newspaper theme. The readable fragments mention an offer and a location in a historic press context, but lack concrete dates or seller details.
Oxford City Ordinance Regulates Hog Rings and Fines
City of Oxford Mississippi council approves ordinance to require hogs and hog rings within city limits. Violators face fines and potential jail time. ordinance to take effect April 1, 1916.
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Oxford
Tee
Crittcs A
City Ordinance On Sanitary Bogs And Hogs
The ordinance authorizes fines for violations regarding bogs and hogs within the city and outlines written notice procedures. It prescribes penalties up to five hundred dollars and states the ordinance takes effect in April.
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