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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
3
A dense fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper lists social visits family travel and local gossip. It mentions plans in Alpenne Duck Hill Okolona and Memphisville with names such as Mrs diaw Mr. Dunn and Mrs. Leavell. It also includes notices about sewing machine sales a rental listing a bond issue caution and a memorial service date May 26.
Attorneys Parkner Russell Falkner announce funding for city and town property loans from one to ten years at a low interest rate. For details contact Parkner Russell Falkner or write. Subscribe for The Eagle.
The obituary notes W. E. Andrews dies in Memphis after a long illness and is buried in Oxford. He served long as county circuit clerk and once owned a shop. His family survives a wife, a daughter, and four sons. Dr. Brown lectures at University chapel May 7 on Masterpieces of Architecture with lantern slides, and May 14 on the art of Germany. A Joliet woman credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing typhoid pneumonia and warns it is available free trial at A H Rendels Drug Store.
A high school page item chronicles chapel talks and sports results. It notes Professor Balthrop’s absence from a lesson, honors chapel, and later mentions the Oxford Baptist Class game, student gatherings, and planning for a field day holiday on April 10.
A historical bank record from Oxford Massachusetts shows resources and liabilities figures for a bank in April 1912. The document lists loans and discounts, U S bonds, cash items, and real estate, with entries for deposits and paid in capital. It includes signatures of the cashier and notarial attestations by W H Felner and others.
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