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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented assemblage of political notes critiques Roosevelt and Taft era politics, mentions Halley’s Comet and the New York Senate, and jokes about farmers, economists, and party unity. Names include Roosevelt, Rockefeller, Cook, and references to the House, Senate, and stock exchanges.
The piece argues that Miseiesland voters will press for better legislative oversight and transparent ballots. It notes past neglect, cites Jackson revelations as eye openers, and predicts Tory liberals may align to curb labor and Irish opposition while stressing that voters should be advised on proper legislative processes.
A Grenada Sentinel critique of the Alabama Senate race and Supreme Court turmoil. It laments corruption and bribery as the legislature debates Vardaman and a governor’s race, praising reform and condemning the “maddened” capitol mob and the resignation of Judge Albert H. Whinfield.
The Civic League will meet tonight at 8 oclock in the courthouse. Dr Mackenfuss lectures on The Model Town. His travel experience and scientific insight promise an attractive and informative presentation.
A long feature recounts political memories around Senator Maken and the Oxford congressional race. It notes Lamar county figures and Confederate and Union sentiments, plus letters from local citizens about Lamar and state politics. Also mentions tax notices, stockholder meeting, and public notices in Lafayette County.
Attention ladies invited to inspect 350 hats described as new stylish and valuable. Goods presented as the best with no old stock. Contact Katey and Stars at phone 239 on the north side of the square.
Geo. A Peesos writes of John Goolsby a 45 year acquaintance describing him as a high toned Christian gentleman. He notes Goolsby died with many friends and family left in mourning, expressing sympathy for the bereaved family.
Local notes report good health in the community age groups and visits among residents near Altus Alma and Denmark. Mentions include Myrtle Livin ester, Eobie Kings, Laura Lee, Saloma Knight and various social gatherings at Slick Ridge school house with plans for a Sunday singing and community dinner.
The Gomez school house hosted a Friday night event with games spelling bee and music. Prof Evander Samuels won first prize in contests while Miss Ren Gamble received 104 votes for prettiest girl. A nearly $25 fund supported school building improvements and the term was praised as highly successful.
Mrs. Sella Simpson of Groesberk Texas praises G E P as a great remedy after suffering severe pains and weakness. She reports rapid improvement after three bottles, returning to household duties and welcoming a healthy twelve pound baby girl, urging friends to try the tonic.
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