Announcement of Thomas Spight as Second District Congressional candidate
An official notice declares Thomas Spight as a candidate for Congress to represent the Second Congressional District under the Democratic party region. The announcement frames the selection as authorized and subject to party rules.
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Thomas Spight
Secret Ballot Caucus Shapes Senate Nomination Battle
The Legislature met January 4 2010 to organize a secret ballot caucus for nominating a U S Senate candidate to succeed the late A J McLaurin. The Gibbs resolution kept the secret ballot in effect amid fierce party disputes, with open voting rules defeated 101 to 60 and Percy Leroy later nominated on the 58th ballot over Vardaman.
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Bookhaven
H.M. Street
L. Pink Smith
Frank Robinson
A. J. McLaurin
Vardaman
Percy
Alexander
Anderson
Kyle
Byrd
Cruz
Gibbs
W. D. Gibbs
Capitol
Leroy Percy
Democratic Party
Mississippi
United States Senate
United States
Yea
Baird
Banks
Breland
Cunningham
Darden
Dean East
Farish
Franklin
Harrell
Hibbler
Leftwich
Logan
Mahon
McDonald
McDowell
Mctchee
McLaurin
Price
Thigpin
Vance
West
Bilbo
Bush
Magle
1St
Harper
Hebron
Mcillin
Owen
Pierce
Pollard
Potter
Rowan
Sanders
Seawright
Simpson
Simmons
Tucker
Adair
Alcorn
Alford
Bennett Lincoln
Bennett
Winston
Bloomfield
Bridges
Calhoun
Cavett
Curd
Denton
Dison
Doriah
Foster
Fay
Frierson
Green
Heslip
Hill
Holmes
Hood
Hudson
Johnson
Parola
Johnston
Jones
Union
Wilkinson
King
Lamb
Lofton
Longest
Martin
McCulso
al ¢Donald
Mellhenny
Miller
Nelms
Norrell
O’ Bryne
O'Neill
Perkina
Payton
Rencher
Rogers
Schmidtt
Shar
Shelby
Slough
Madison
Stewart
Y Stockett
Stone
Tyson
White
Wood
Woddall
Oktibbeha
Adama
Tishomingo
Tip
Benton
Baile
Beeks
Carr
Clark
Cola
Man
Cowart
Cox
Canford
Dees Dickey
Doherty Fethereo
Felder
Mrazier
Gardner
Gex
Going Goodman
Chaham
Graves
Hawkins
Hull
A. J. Jones
Killingeworth Lewis
Chickasaw
Lewis
Jasper
Lindsey
Love
Moody
Monday
Morrison
Moses
Patternom
Quin
Robertson
Copiah
Roberson
Forest
Robinson
Montgomery
Hassell
Shivers
Stainton
Steagall
Stennis
Sullivant
Terry
Williams
Yewell
Zachary
Reacher
Yen
Bird
Lee Bird
Lawrence County
Daily Clarion-Ledger
Jim Hill
John R. Lynch
Joase Taylor
Brookhaven
Burns
Dean
East
Engle
McGehee
Thigpen
Adams
Bailey
McMillan
Owen Pollard
Alien
Lincoln
Boddie
Britt
Burrus
Dorroh
Fenn
Foy
Gerald
Greene
Heslip Hill
Panola
Coahoma
Lodgest
McCullough
Melhenny
Broyles
Bryant
Buritt
Caldwell
Coleman
Crawford
Dees
Dicken
Dorherty
Fatherree
Frazier
Going
Goodman
Harris
Clarke
A. J
Killingsworth
Langston
A Trip Around the World Tonight Offers Street Tour
Enjoy a real evening with tickets for A Trip Around the World from 6 30 to 11 First stop is Mr G W Buffaloes on University Street Attendees receive a journey chart and visit five countries represented in homes on the street Each country offers refreshment and amusements Tickets available at the Cash Jewelry Store and at the first station tonight One dollar per year tuition?
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G. W. Buffaloe
University Street
Cash Jewelery
War Governor Pettus in Oxford and Hands to the Guns
In 1859 Mississippi war governor Pettus spoke at the Oxford Court House. He warned of Southern wrongs by abolitionists and vowed to fight for constitutional rights with weapons if needed. A northern man allied with enslaved people was seized near Abbeville, jailed, then escaped and was severely beaten before disappearing into the woods.
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John J. Pettus
Mississippi
Jackson
Oxford
Court House
Abbeville
Abolition Party
Esquire Robinson
Mississippi Secession and Lincoln’s Victory Sparked Uproar
In Mississippi the election of Abraham Lincoln led Gov Petus to press a Constitutional Convention on secession. Delegates L Q C Lamar and T D Isom steered the ordinance, read by Lamar, then adopted. Oxfordand University crowds reacted with gunfire and cheers as students roared. Ef A Smith.
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Abraham Lincoln
Pettus
Missippi
L.Q.C. Lamar
T.D. Isom
Commonwealth of Mississippi
Lamar
Oxford
University Avenue
Ef. A. Smith
Life Pills and Salve Promote Health and Cures
Advertisement style notes claim Dr King’s New Life Pills expel poisons and cure liver stomach and kidney troubles improving vigor. A child named Susie reportedly heals from scratches and bruises using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised with home remedies and local shop listing.
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Dr. King
A. H. Kendel
Public bridge and levee bids invited near Oxford Mississippi
Sealed bids due by noon on Tuesday June 7 1910 for several bridge and levee projects along the Abbeville Pontotoc Oxford and Hurricane Creek routes. Bids to be awarded separately with plans on file in the clerk’s office. Bond equal to double the bid with two or more securities required. The board may reject any or all bids. W M Woopwarp Clerk Oxford Miss May 4 1910.
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Graham Mill Creek
Abbeville & Pontotoc Road
Mill-Race
Yellow Leaf Creek
Oxford and Houston Road
Oxford and Yatt Ram
Moses Millon Hurricane Creek
Wyatt Bridge
W. M. Woopwakrp
Oxford
Miss
Ideal Lawn Mower Grinder Offers Sharpening Upgrade
Local services announce the installation of the latest Ideal Lawn Mower Grinder to restore dull blades to a near new condition. They claim traditional files and emery methods damage clearance and tear grass, promising reduced friction and easier mowing with reasonable prices. Rescue price mentioned.
Local Families Attend Services and Tragic Accident Reported
The community enjoyed a large Children Day crowd and church events with Rev. Winter Coffey and others in attendance. A shooting accident near Mr Nathan Keel’s home claimed a boy’s life. details are scarce as investigators work to confirm what happened. Remedies from Cham berlain and King appear in notices praising their cough and digestive aids.
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James Davia
Nathan Keel
Henry Vinson
McGee's Baby Elixir and Ballard's Herbine Adverts
An antique ad notes McGee's Baby Elixir claimed to soothe crying babies and aid sleep and bowels, priced 25 and 50 cents per bottle, sold by A H Kendall. It also promotes Ballard's Herbine for stomach and liver complaints with a 56 cent per bottle price, sold by A W Kendel.
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McGee
A. H. Kendall
A.W. Kendel
Simmons
Thugford
St. Joseph’s
Amended Answer and Cross Bill in Lumber Co. Suit
The court notes that Sorith Lumber Company and Vanmeter Lumber Company are non resident. They must appear plead answer or demur to the amended answer and cross bill of defendant G W Sims by June 6 1919 or the case will proceed in their absence. Witness Melville Fuller Chief Justice and Clerk L E Olomann.
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Dr. W. Sims
Jom KR
J. Darnell
G. W.sims
Smith Lumber Company
Fawmeter Lumber Company
G. W. Sims
Duns
A. D
Melville W. Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
L. E. Olomann
H. A. Moore
Local News Notes and Social Happenings
Health is fairly good and crop prospects are poor due to cool weather. Visits from Flora Harrington and son of Houston and George Lusk and wife of Cornish are noted. Sallie Stewart celebrated her 22nd birthday with a dinner. Howard Welch and Mia French attended Children's Day at Bluff Springs. Edna Spencer hosted tea for daughter Jannet's birthday. W R Knight improves from recent injury. Sunday school grows. Landrum Leavell will lecture June 5 and 11. Rev A M Roberson from DeValls Bluff, Ark., expects to be with us in a summer revival. prayers for a Holy Spirit outpouring.
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Gdom
Flora Harrington
Houston
George Lusk
Cornish
R. Jd. Lusk
Sallie Stewart
Howard Welch
Mia
A. M. Roberson
DeValls Bluff
Ark
Electric Bitters for Nervous and Female Ailments
A dated ad urges patients with nagging wives to seek Electric Bitters for nervous and female troubles. It claims symptoms like melancholy nerves headaches loss of appetite sleeplessness and digestive issues improve with the remedy. The pitch promises thousands of sufferers found health and happiness and offers a satisfaction guarantee by A. T L. Kendle.
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A. T L. Kendle
Ballard's Snow Liniment Claims Fast Rheumatic Relief
Ad copy notes Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves rheumatic pain instantly and makes joints supple, claiming benefits for rheumatism and neuralgia. It promotes sale through A. H. Kandel and general dealers with first application relief.
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Ballard
A. H. Kandel
Chamberlain
S _ SNOW
Happenings om By Rosienate
Delighted by Monday rain, local youths attended an ice cream supper at Burgeas Saturday night and reported a good time. Mr. C B White visited Greenville last week, staying with his sister. Mrs. J. W. Slate returned home after two weeks in Oxford. Durley Mesars of Tyro visited Sunday. Clyde Frazier of Harmon town travels to stay with the Gambles. Bird family from Tyro spent last week with C. L. White.
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Rosienate
Burgeas
C B White
Greenville
J. W. Slate
Oxford
Durley
Tyro
Clyde Frazier
Harmon Town
Misa Lottie
Irene Gamble
Mr. Bird
C. LB. White
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