Oxford Eagle Item March 30 1916
The page shows a 1916 Oxford Eagle issue with faded headings and filler text. It lists the editor G W Pecz and a telephone contact, noting a price of $1.00 per year and a Thursday March 30 date.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
2
The page shows a 1916 Oxford Eagle issue with faded headings and filler text. It lists the editor G W Pecz and a telephone contact, noting a price of $1.00 per year and a Thursday March 30 date.
The George County News reports spiraling paper costs as mills raise prices and supply shrinks. Publishers warn subscriptions may jump and printers raise rates, urging overdue accounts to stabilize finances to maintain the current $1 per year price. Local papers note May 1 increases and select papers already announcing higher annual rates due to material shortages.
The Birmingham Evening Sentinel lauds Judge Heffin for reviving substantial support for reelection. The notice credits his long service, integrity, and competence, urging voters to reelect him to the office he seeks.
The article notes a proposed amendment by Semster Bankhead to strike a section of the post office appropriation bill. That section would require newspapers and magazines to publish statements of indebtedness with stockholder names and share counts. The 1912 rules are criticized as foolish and unfair and urged for repeal.
A tonic digestive was marketed for relief and sold exclusively at Keodel's Drug Store, with buyers urged to obtain it only from that outlet.
An insurance agent from The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York markets a policy as a key life resource. The notice highlights the agency’s role and the promise of reliable coverage for policyholders.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy through Mrs A Javes announce various scholarships for competition open to Mississippi girls and others. Programs include Vassar, UNC Chapel Hill, University of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and more. applications must be filed with Mrs A Avenue by May 1, 1924.
One of the state’s largest timber operations, Greenwood’s Cosstien firm, with Charleston offices, secured a contract to ship millions of cross timber to the Presch government. The shipments begin around May 1, using barges at a local wharf with two thousand capacity per trip, exporting ties to New Orleans.
The Haed high school building in Tasso City will be finished and turned over to the city no later than Sept 1 under a Burke & Co contract. If the city delays beyond that date a penalty of 10 dollars per day is to be paid by the contractors.
Preliminary hearing for BR Graham charged with the robbery of W. G. Merde heard before Judge F W E Wat. Bond was set at $100,000, with the accused bound over to await grand jury. Defence and friends reacted with scenes described as tense and dramatic.
J. F Cates was shot through the eye and seriously wounded. Authorities describe a unclear incident with no witnesses and ongoing investigation. The assailant or exact motive remains unknown as doctors assess the eye injury.
The district levee board seeks federal help to manage high contamination rates and raise funds for flood control. Acknowledging the need for government cooperation, the board plans coordinated routines to work with federal authorities for adequate feed control and protection of the washes.
A former prisoner, once a prominent official, was serving a term in a federal prison in Atlanta when the event occurred. Details remain limited as authorities report the case related to a murder investigation and charges now involve a high-profile figure connected to the case.
A construction site incident left a foundation worker injured during framing at a city project. Officials investigated the accident and noted safety protocol adherence is under review.
Governor Bilbo’s veto standoff with the Senate centers on an appropriation for the agricultural experiment stations at Heb Sportage and Stonvill and a political fight over funding and maintenance. The House action and possible special session hinge on the bills passed or blocked, with governors urging permanent public improvements.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a merciless box of Dean's Kidney TM linked to back pain. Details are unclear but implies a product or item associated with remedy or relief.
Notice of sale of real property in Mississippi County per court order. Describes 40 acres in Township 9 South Range 1 West. Property described as collateral for a debt in a district court action. Sale date near March 1914. Signature of official Beards True.
Legal notice listing parcels in sector 2 and surrounding areas including SE quarter and other sections. It notes land claims, boundaries, measurements, and a suit by C W Hall for confirmation of title with defendants named as Grew and others, dated March 23, 131é.
The City Council of Courtford Mississippi will receive bids until 11 oclock a m April twelve months supply of salt The coal-oil reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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