County Administrator Solicits Notices From Local Professionals
Maggie Thompson a music teacher is listed with solicited terms. A dentist is in the Leaves Building Office 122 Residence 119.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
2
Maggie Thompson a music teacher is listed with solicited terms. A dentist is in the Leaves Building Office 122 Residence 119.
The column lists visitors to Oxford including Carrie Buffaloe and Charles Ward, theater and opera plans, school fire alarm, real estate and business notices, a bond issue for Oxford, and social events at the Collier home. Names include J. M. Tatum, D. A. R., Z. C. White, K. W. A. Tyer, Mary Vic Rowland, W. J. King, and many more.
Frederick Warde the renowned Shakespearean actor will lecture at night at the house, a celebrated event for Oxford and the university community. The notice notes his status as the world’s greatest Shakespearian orator and promises a prestigious engagement for local readers.
Circuit Court in session presided by Judge W. A. Roan receives praise from State officials. Grand Jury named with members from Feromes to H. D. Rifard. A murder case against Charles Poor for killing Mart Harris at Paris is scheduled for Monday with venue drawn. Veterans meeting in LaFayette County urged for Memphis reunion. Local notices promote fertilizer from Oxford Supply Co and various school grade announcements. Local ads offer grocery stock sale, sewing machines, and used machines exchange.
A vintage advertisement promotes Kodol as a digestive aid from DeWine Co Chicago. It claims Kodol digests food, relieves indigestion, and supports stomach rest with enzymes that help the stomach work naturally.
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