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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

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A C Anderson for Congress in Mississippi's Second District

A C Anderson editor of the Ripley Sentinel announces a candidacy for Congress to succeed Hubert Stephens. News outlets praise his 25 years on farms and 16 years as editor, plus 12 years in Mississippi legislature including Senate president pro tem. Support from newspapers across the state highlights his experience, integrity, and Democratic alignment.

Anderson Ripley Sentinel House Senate United States Congress A. C. Anderson Congress Mississippi State Senate Hubert Stephens Second District Vardaman Pontotec Sentinel Washington Stone County Enterprise A. C G. Anderson Tom Spight Bro. Anderson Bilbo Russell Clarion Ledger Vicksburg Herafl Col. Henry Leader Brookhaven Southern Sentinel Ripley Tippah County Albert Anderson Green County A. C. Andersen Hubert Eye Ho Regia Alfert Anderson Bolivars Commercial Hre H. D. Stephens Stephens Aberdeen Weekly Yazoo City Riptey The Woodville Vicksburg Daily Post Pontotoce Coneeal Stephen Ane the Gazette Magnolia Gazette Albert C. Anderson Tunica Times Lexington Advertiser Greengil Democrat

Warning Against Puratone Copies Sold Locally

Public advisory warns against medicines sounding like Puratone claiming equivalence. Only Puratone is John Pomeroy’s product with his picture and signature on every package. The statement targets customers to protect them from counterfeit sales by Hale Russell in Oxford and Roy Brothers in Abbeville and other local druggists.

John Pomeroy

Democratic committee chair to preside in Jackson meeting

Chairman S. W. Mullins of the Democratic state executive committee arrived in Jackson from Hally Springs and will preside over the committee meeting this afternoon. The report notes the gathering is part of party organization activities in Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss S. W. Mullins Democratic State Executive Committee Hally Springs

Confederate Veterans Reunion Sets Oxford Dates in June

The Confederate veterans reunion will be in Oxford on June 16 17 and 18. Local citizens will welcome visitors provide homes and hospitality. Automobiles will transport veterans for the parade with participation from the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy Spanish War Veterans and overseas soldiers. Full program to be announced in the Eagle.

Oxford Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy Eagle

Reunion Committees to Meet for Veterans Entertainment

A notice announces a Monday 8 p.m. meeting of all Reunion committees to report progress and discuss measures for the reunion. Plans aim to entertain veterans June 16 to 18 and honor the historic army that followed Lee and Jackson. J. L. Shinayt is chairman and E. O. Davidson secretary-treasurer.

Lee Jackson J. L. Shinayt E. O. Davidson Secty Treas

Liberty Bonds Hit by Massive Liquidation and Losses

New York reports heavy selling of Liberty Bonds with prices at new lows. Large holders have dumped securities, despite government purchases totaling over 1.29 billion dollars, leaving many small investors and insurers facing losses. A rebound is seen possible later as maturity nears.

New York May Liberty

Newspaper men meet to form newsprint conservation league

Representatives from over a hundred newspapers meet in Washington on May 17 to form the United States Newsprint Conservation League and urge peers to join for mutual protection amid shortages and rising prices. Reports from editors describe looming suspensions for small dailies unless relief arrives. the effort aims to address distress over newsprint access and cost. Mr Jim Dooley of Little Rock visits son Marvin Dooley.

Washington United States Newsprint Conservation League Jim Dooley Little Rock Mr. Marvin, Dooley

Resolution to Endorse Wilson Sparks Committee Debate

Morning session plans a resolution offering unqualified endorsement of President Wilson and his administration, likely triggering a lively debate as some members oppose the administration. Legislature previously passed a similar measure easily, and most members are expected to attend in person. Democratic state convention date is not in dispute, with June 15 target and early June as a possible window. Mississippi League of Women Voters urges immediate registration for women, noting the state has not yet ratified the amendment.

Wilson Mississippi League of Women ‘Voters

Chautauqua Week at Oxford June 3 8

Tickets are on sale for the Redpath Chautauqua which will be the center of attraction in Oxford from June 3 to 8. The event draws Oxford residents and travelers from nearby farms aided by good roads and car ownership, with season tickets offering reduced rates for the full week.

Oxford Thentry

Charles F Evans to Speak at First Presbyterian Oxford

Oxford youths will hear Charles F Evans of Lexington at 8 PM on May 26 at First Presbyterian Church. Evans represents the All-South Extension Committee of the United Society of Christian Endeavor and has led Kentucky and the wider Southern Endeavor work. He has long served as Field Secretary, conducting tours and speaking at conventions nationwide.

Oxford Charles F. Evans Lexington Evans First Presbyterian Church United Society of Christian Endeavor Committee Christian Endeavor Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Kentucky Christian Endeavor Union Minnesota West Virginia Illinois

Mrs. G W Price Returns From Bessemer After Mother's Death

Mrs. G W Price returned home Wednesday from Bessemer Alabama where she went two weeks ago to be with her mother Mrs A R Jones who died Monday afternoon May 17 at about 90 years of age.

G. W. Price Bessemer Ala A. R. Jones Jones Gering’ Hese" Reas

Miss Eugenia Trigglefag To Visit Pine Bluff Guest of Rosa Matthews

Miss Eugenia Trigglefag plans Thursday travel to Pine Bluff to be the guest of her niece Mrs. Rosa Matthews.

Eugenia Trigglefag Pine Bluff Rosa Matthews

Receiver Appointed for Raleigh American Over Paper Costs

Charles B. Boone, principal stockholder, was named temporary receiver of the Raleigh American after creditors pressed for action. The afternoon daily suspended publication last Saturday amid financial troubles tied to rising paper and operating costs. A hearing June 3 will decide if the receiver becomes permanent. The paper, begun about six months ago by Edgar Momblette, faced mounting expenses.

Raleigh N. C Charles B. Boone Raleigh American The American Edgar Momble

Prickly Ash Bitters Advertises Energy Booster

The ad claims hard work harms bilious or constipated bodies causing low spirits and fatigue. It markets Prickly Ash Bitters as a system cleanser and energizer, promising energy, a strong appetite, and cheerfulness. Price is $1.25 per bottle.

Phi Sigma Society elects officers for next session

Phi Sigma Literary Society held a Monday night election naming S. B. Berry Braxton presi dent E. L. Russell Jackson vice president H. L. Samuels Abbeville secretary T. H. Purvis Oxford censor J. D. Smith Mendenhall critic H. D. Pickens Toccopola chaplain Geo W Rogers Vicksburg reporter H. S. Lipscomb Oxford door keeper.

Phi Sigma Literary Society S. B. Berry Braxton Miss E. L. Russell Jackson H. L. Samuels Abbeville T. H. Purvis Oxford J. D. Smith Mendenhall H. D. Pickens Toccopola Geo. W Rogers Vicksburg H. S. Lipscomb Res

Methodists Hold Enjoyable Church Entertainment Night

An entertainment at the local Methodist church drew grown members as the Johnson Memorial class led by Mr. Andrews and the Housekeepers' Class led by Mrs. Callaway competed for larger membership. After a cat supper planned and served by the men, games followed and attendees left satisfied with the evening.

Johnson Andrews Callaway Feng

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Anderson Campaign Committee Ripley, Miss South Auxiliary Chicago A.C. Anderson Mississippi League Democratic Executive Committee Liberty Bonds Redpath All-South Committee Society Methodist Entertainment Palm Beach J. E. Nelson Company
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