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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

4

Mississippi Eyes Iowa Farmers For Diversified Agriculture

A Mississippi analysis argues Iowa leads in cattle, milk, hogs, sheep, and poultry production with high land prices, while Mississippi touts fertile soils and favorable climate. It predicts Iowa farmers will migrate to Mississippi and urges chambers of commerce to advertise and set up an information bureau in Iowa, mottoed Mississippi has the foods.

Mississippi Iowa United States Wich Mississippi Chambers of Commerce Mississippi Sun

Wives, mothers inspire men and deserve credit

Mr Harding credits his wife for his success and urges recognition of wives and mothers. The piece argues for patience and steady effort over complaint, noting concerns about economic conditions and the need for perseverance to restore prosperity.

Man

Simple yard touches add beauty and pride

A few shrubs flowers and garden tools can transform a home and inspire contentment. The author notes that small efforts in lawn care and tidying the front yard could prompt readers in Oxford to reflect on their own homes.

Oxford

Non-Resident Notice in Nelson Will Case 1921

W. M. Woodward as Temporary Administrator directs defendants to appear in Lafayette County Mississippi Chancery Court on the fourth Monday in May 1921 to plead to W. J. Thweatt petition for probate of Mrs. Sallie Ann Nelson deceased. Names and addresses of defendants listed. Witness Jas. Stone for petitioner.

S. A. Nelson W. F. Lamb W. J. Lamb Josie Lee Martha Casey Canton Vanzant County Texas Green Lamb Sallie Hollis Eaglette Dallas County Arkansas G. S. Lamb M. A. Muse Vera Chancery Court Lafayette County W. M. Woodward

Public road contracts auction in Lafayette County

The Board of Supervisors of Lafayette County Mississippi will offer contracts by public outcry at 2 PM in the Oxford courthouse for working all 2nd and 3rd class roads in Supervisor's District No 2 for four years from April 1 1921. Bids may be rejected with contracts continued daily until awarded. Successful bidder must post bond. March 11 1921. W M Woodward Clerk. By G W Woodward D C. Mch 17-24-81

Mississippi Lafayette Board of Supervisors Oxford Chancery Clerk’s W. M. Woodward G. W. Woodward D. C. Mch

Notice to bid on multiple county bridges in 1921

The Clerk of the Board will receive sealed bids until 12 noon on Tuesday April 6 1921 for building bridges per plans on file in the Chancery Clerk's office. Bids cover one bridge across a canal at Beat 4 north of Clear Creek church and 12 additional bridges in Beat Three Road District of the county. The Board may reject any bid and public outcry may determine awards. Bid dates March 10 1921.

Mississippi Lafayette County Board of Supervisors Said County Chancery Clerk’s Office Canal Clear Creek Beat 4 Clear Creek Church To-Wit Dry Branch Colleg Hill Hedlestan Mr. Dunlap Tressel Tressel Bents Pettisfield Anderson Mr. Price Price Grove Cain W. M. Woodward

Sale of Real and Personal Property in Lafayette County Mississippi

Notice of a trustee sale to satisfy a deed of trust by J T W Mays and Nancy Mays in favor of W W East. The sale, for cash, will occur at the south door of the Lafayette County Courthouse in Oxford on April 4 1921. Property includes 80 acres in two parcels in Sec 24 and Sec 23 Town 9 Range 1 West. Substituted trustee H F Simpson Md signs.

J. T. W. Mays Nancy Mays W. W. East Chancery County of Lafayette Mississippi Court House Oxford Miss Lafayette Co H. F. Simpson

Notice to non residents in Mississippi probate case

State of Mississippi vests notice to James Dunlap minor Robert Frierson adult Lorena Dunlap and Sarah Dunlap all with addresses in Memphis or Washington D C to appear before Lafayette county Chancery Court on the fourth Monday in May 1921 to show cause why the final account of Arthur Frierson executor of the estate of Fannie Dunlap deceased should not be allowed and approved dated March 6 1921 by W M Woodward and L C Andrews solicitors for executor parts of the notice run Mar 10 17 24 31

State of Mississippi James Dunlap Memphis Tennessee Robert Frierson East Moreland Street Lorena Dunlap Washington, D. C Sarah Dunlap Chancery Court Lafayette County State of Mississippi A. D Arthur Frierson Fannie Dunlap

Foreclosure Sale of Shinault Trust Property in Lafayette County

Frontis Linker as Trustee will sell at public auction on April 4, 1921 between 11 A M and 4 P M in Lafayette County Court House yard Oxford Mississippi. The sale includes extensive tracts in Town 7 Range 2 West and Oxford city lands known as the Shinault residence property and related parcels previously held by J L Shinault W E Stone and others. The note secured is from W P Shinault J L Shinault and Bessie Shinault on Bank of Oxford debt. trust deed recorded in Book VV Page 410 and other deeds of trust 77-2 Pages 142 and 349. Conditions broken prompt this sale by beneficiary. The title is believed good. conveyance as Trustee only.

W. P. Shinault J. L. Shinault Bessie Shinault A. D Lafayette County Mississippi Bank of Oxford Chancery Clerk’s Said State G.W. Anderson Lafayette Township 7 Towit Depot Street Depot Strets J. L Shinault E. H. Sisk George M. Knight Shinault South Depot Street North Depot Street W. E. Stone F. B. Linder Frontis L. Linker Pegues Mill Pond M. C. Pegues J. Z. Freeman J. Z A. G. Freeman M. J. Dennison Mattie Dennison W. T. Bond Emma Best Bond Frontis Linker

Trustee's Sale of Mississippi Property Under Deed of Trust

Trust deed dated August 19 1919 covers indebtedness to Bank of Oxford Mississippi recorded in Lafayette County Mississippi Book 76 Page 139. Sale set for April 4 1921 at Lafayette County Court House south door to satisfy execution on described real estate in Section 25 Township 7 Range 3 West Lafayette County Mississippi.

M. J. Dennison Mattie Dennison Bank of Oxford Oxford Mississippi Chancery Clerk Lafayette County State of Mississippi Lafayette

Notice of Sale of Mary C. Neilson Homestead

Valuable city home and 3 acres more or less will be sold at public outcry in Oxford Mississippi at the south door of the County Courthouse on Tuesday April 12 1921 within legal hour possession given September 1 1921 Surviving Executor J E Neilson signs this March 4 1921 with publication March 10 17 24 and April 7 1921

Mary C. Neilson Neilson Second South Street Oxford County Court House J. E. Neilson

Non-Resident Notice in Guardian Suit No 4310

Chancery Court of Lafayette County Mississippi requires Cora Wiley Henderson Wiley and Robert Wiley to appear on the Fourth Monday of May 1921 in Dr. A F Russell Guardian vs Cora Wiley et al No 4310. This concerns the guardian’s final account filed March 28 1921. G A Woodward D C. March 24 31 April 7 14.

Cora Wiley Henderson Wiley Robert Wiley South Street St. Louis Misssouri Chancery Court Lafayette County Mississippi A. EF. Russell Guardian Cora- Wiley W. M. Woodward G. A. Woodward D. C

Special Election Planned in Lafayette County District No 2

Notice states a special election to elect a magistrate in Lafayette County Mississippi District No 2 on April 5 1921. Polling sites include Sanders Philadelphia and Cambridge with commissioners D T Mitchell A M Hall J M Johnson and proxy G W Johnson. Election dates March 17 24 31.

Lafayette County Mississippi Board of Supervisors Sanders Philadelphia Cambridge D. T. Mitchell A. M. Hall J. M. Johnson G. W. Johnson

Notice of Tax Sale of Palmer Homestead in Lafayette County

The Internal Revenue Service announces the seizure of Oscar Palmer's property in Lafayette County Mississippi to satisfy a tax debt of 1922.15 due for 1920. On April 19 1921 at the Paris Mississippi post office the 166 3 4 acres forming the former Palmer homestead will be sold by public outcry to the highest cash bidder. The lands lie in Section 31 Township 10 Range 2 west with described parcels and a north eastern 27 3 4 acre exclusion.

Oscar Palmer Internal Revenue District of Mississippi United States Paris A. D S. W Township S. J. Palmer Lafayette County Jackson G. L. Donald District of Mississippi Js J. Wyatt

Deed of Trust to me Trustee to Sell Oxford Property

Deed of Trust executed by E H Gamble and wife Nell to The Guaranty Bank and Trust Co of Oxford Miss secures debt. Trustee J S Douglass will sell for cash at the south door of the Lafayette County Court House Oxford on May 2 1921. Property includes 110 acres in section 18 and an adjacent 3 acre homestead in section 20 with good title believed. description ties to H T Smith conveyance and Baxter Sparks residence. Witnessed by J S Douglass March 24 1921 with publication through April 14.

E. H. Gamble Nell Gamble Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Oxford Mississippi Lafayette Court House Miss H. T. Smith H. Gamble Tom Rowell Oxford and College Hill Elijah Sparks Rowell Baxter Sparks J. S. Douglass

Chancery Summons for Lafay ette County Land Dispute

The State of Mississippi commands unknown heirs and all claimants of the northwest quarter of Section 22, Township 6, Range 5 West Lafay ette County to appear May 4, 1921 in Lafayette Chancery Court. The suit by W J Phillips seeks confirmation of title and removal of clouds on lands sold to Moses Hudson by W B McGraw January 12, 1572.

Chancery Mississippi D. C. Whitmore Lafayette County Moses Hudson W. B. McGraw Chancery Court County of Lafayette W. J. Phillips W. M. Woodward

Notice to all parties in Anderson Drainage District plan bonds

The Anderson Drainage District commissioners petition Lafayette County Mississippi to issue bonds totaling 38000 for district improvements. Assessments on benefited lands have been filed with the Oxford chancery clerk. A hearing on objections to the assessment will be held April 8, 1921 at 10 AM in Oxford Court House.

Anderson Lafayette Marshall Counties Mississippi County Board of Drainage Commissioners Lafayette County Drainage Board Chancery Oxford Miss Court House M. Woodward

Guardian final account hearing notice

To Carls Alderson of Caruthersville Missouri a guardian account hearing is set for the fourth Monday of May 1921 in the County Court to show cause why the guardian J B Aldersons final account should not be allowed and approved Ward defendant. March 25 1921 W M Moodward Clerk. Harry M Bryan Sol for Guardian March 31 April 7 14.

Carls Alderson Caruthersville Missouri Councery Court Lafayette J. Bb. Alderson Ward W. M. Moodward Harry M. Bryan Guardian

First National Bank of Oxford versus Metts Ward

In Lafayette county Mississippi Edna Metts Rus sell now Edna Metts Rus is summoned to appear on the fourth Monday of May 1921 to answer or demur to the guardian bank account filed in the cause. The order issued from Oxford Mississippi under seal by Clerk John Falkner with dates March 30 1921 and March 31 April 7 14 21.

First National Bank of Oxford Guardine Edna Metts Edna Metts-Russell Kmills Kansas Chancery Court Lafayette County Miss First National Bank Oxford W. M. Woodward John Falkner Cor Guardine

Executor Gibb Starnes asks Curtis Starnes to plead final account

No 4946 Gibb Starnes executor of J W Starnes deceased invites Curtis Starnes non resident of state to plead answer or de mur to final account on the 4th Monday of May 1921 in Oxford Mississippi. John Falkner Jr solicitor for the executor signs and seals the notice March 30 1921.

J. W. Starnes Curtis Starnes

Campaign Against Typhoid Fever In Mississippi

The State Board of Health reports a long running campaign against typhoid fever yielding fewer cases and deaths. From 1914 to 1920 the disease declined from 6208 cases and 625 deaths to 2644 cases, with 1919 deaths at 864 and 1920 deaths not yet compiled. The effort is expected to make typhoid relatively rare in Mississippi with continued health work.

State Board of Health Mississippi

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Fost George W. Price Lafayette County Press Oxford Eagle Independent City of American Press Association Jas. Stone L. C. Andrews Mar Office OF U. S. Internal Revenue Collector Seal L. A. Smith Gibb Starnes John Falkner, Jr Mr. N. Windsor R. I Wiley Bros A. H. Kendel Devoe U.S Porter Hardware Company
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