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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
3
A ragged OCR slice from Oxford Mississippi reveals social updates and local notices. Mentions residents like Roane, Johnson, and Miss Russell with trips, visits, and illness. University events, church gatherings, and Confederate Cemetery decorating plans appear amid family news and upcoming excursions.
Ex Governor James K Vardaman campaign for United States Senate will speak to the Lafayette Mounty citizens at Oxford court house on Thursday May 225 word of invitation urging attendance and time not to be forgotten.
The King's Daughters Hospital announces its opening under local physicians and plans to serve the county. Rates shown include private room with bath at 15 per week and shared room at 10, with charity care for those unable to pay. The facility emphasizes nursing care, operating room access, and physician collaboration.
Fragmentary OCR note lists A. Ss. Kilby as a surgeon in Oregon with references to diseases and medical views. The readable text is garbled, hindering full reconstruction of dates, places, or outcomes.
The Lafayette County Farm Union meeting on April 19 at Vilton Hill drew a good turnout despite heavy rain. M. Sanders resigns as county union president. Roy N. Metts elected in his place. A pro-lations contest at the Arperty Jowse School drew a large crowd with Rev. J Z Brown giving the opening prayer.
Fragmented jumble lists medicines, sewing services, and school ads. It mentions Kidney Pills, Draghon's business course, and job opportunities in Memphis with addresses and price hints. The text mixes medical claims, millinery work, and employment leads without clear cohesion.
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