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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
2
Village items report residents visiting relatives in Winona Oxford and Water Valley travel to Memphis Dublin and Dallas plans for a business college, millinery upgrades and a hardware store burglary. Several local names appear with varied activities from callers and visitors to illnesses and deaths.
Mrs Wendell died Tuesday morning at 1 o clock after a long illness of inflammatory rheumatism. She was born in Oxford and taught at the local graded school. Survived by husband, a daughter, mother and several siblings. the E.GLe extends sympathy to the family.
W A Rouse announces candidacy for Congress as a Democrat. He argues past service in the district improves his record and urges voters to support his bid against Capt Keane, praising Keane’s prior record while presenting Rouse as a principled alternative in Batesville Pasoliza.
A brisk rain blessed the vicinity Saturday night easing fear of drought. Farmers race to plant corn as five crops await harvest. talk of garden and poultry yields fills the scene. Zion Sunday services with Rev Porter and J N Siepoems drew attendees. tombstone updates enhance the cemetery. Exam schedules for kite teachers announced with dates in April and May.
The fragment mentions a Dr King related work titled Lite Fils 2 near Eight, with unclear reference to a towel remedy for liver and ies. The text is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
A terse notice states a desk closed with Mr Bem Price to supply the public with choice steaks and roasts. It asserts offerings comparable to Kansas City meats and is signed B B Eosissex, indicating a vendor or broker.
A promotional note touts a traveling exhibition with ponies dogs and monkeys and a herd of perfumed elephants in captivity. The event claims four shows daily at 10 o clock with seating for 3 500 and free admission for children eight cents for adults three cents. Subscribe for The Eagle.
Local supplier Curries Aline Bon advertises fertilizers including standard fertilizers for cotton corn and vegetables with pricing notes and available phosphate acid percentages. The ad promises quantities from 100 pounds up and claims yield improvements from using the products.
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