Oar Public School Celebrates Prosperous Oxford Session
The Oar Public School in Oxford closes a prosperous session under Prof. Bathrop with a large audience and an address by Rev. J. U Park. Diplomas are awarded after commendable exercises and music. Notable graduates include Allin Leacytt Will Purvis Earl Ward and others.
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Oxford
Nerhapa
Balthrap
Hat
Hown
Vere Skeedies
al Echool
J. UY Park
Bathrop
Plantas
Messrs
Allin Leacytt
Will Purvis
Earl Ward
Fountain ‘Allaway
Ab Nichols
Fred McCorkie
Abbie Wilson
Misses Gladys Barry
Juliet Pegues
Fannie Carter
Nettie Rea Sion
Nena Somerville
Nannie Farley
Annie Brown
Winnie Vanes
Bertha Blumenders
Lorette Eads
Virgie Phipps
Young dentist candidate shines in Mississippi board exam
Dr Albert E Tusnell brother of Hon Lee divasell returns from Miss to take state board exam for dental license. A Ole Miss graduate and Louisville College of Dentistry alum, he ranked first inclass among about one thousand students and will practice in Foxford, planning inland town visits this summer. Also notes a Victoria Oldham piano recital and local updates from Bay Springs on rain damage and farming outlook.
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LaFayette County
San
Albert E. Tusnell
Lee di. Vassell
Miss
State Board
University of Mississippi
Louisville College of Bestistry
Bat
Russell
Fuxford
Weather and social notes from Sand Hill area
Community health reported very good and rains praised for farmers. Local visits include M A Wilson family, Ervin Hickey party, and Jiles Bonds household. Announcements of weddings, birthdays, travel to Oxford, reunions, and illness follow with ads for White's Dream Worm Medicine and Foley products.
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M. A. Wilson
Prenties Wilson
Oxford
Ervin Flickey
James Kestler
LaFayette Springs
Annie Benard
Toford
Ervin Hickey
Ale Wilon
G W Kester
James Keatler
Prentess
Kittren
Blas Springs
Willie K. Berrd
Robert Wooten
Bintie Shell
Law
Local notes and upcoming events across Mt Zion and Oxford
Rev J E Stephens and wife visited the area, preparations underway for a Mt Zion children's service, and W A Nelson of Comanche Oklahoma visiting his boyhood home. Oxford hosts Vardaman Day and various residents, with ads for Dr Kings New Life or McGee's Baby Elixir and local remedies.
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J. E. Stephens
Mt Zion
W. A. Nelson
Comanche
Okla
Fount Callaway
Oxford
Paul White
Public bridge bid notice for multiple spans
A notice from WM Woodward Clerk announces bids due by noon Tuesday for several bridge projects including Oxford and Borsica roads, Raglen old mill, Greasy Creek on Road No 58, Creek on Road No S, and Blackwater Road No si. Bidders must submit one bid with two securities and the county may reject any or all bids.
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Ridge Butllera
Tuesdy
Oxford
Borsica
Blackwater
Poblie
Woonwarn
Kovd
Miles
Aber Oh
Pardoning request for Duster Imflings by Oxford citizens
The undecided citizens of Oxford Lafayette County ask pardon for Duster Imflings convicted in 1910 by Cirench Court of Lafayette County for sorcery and forgery. They argue he was young at the time and that two years was excessive. a year would suffice with pardon later as a good citizen.
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Pacotheany
Neel
Goromar
Oxford
Lafayette
LaFayette County
Julie
Porter
J. F. Matthews
T. J. Harkins
R.P Nannally
Chancery Court
LaPrvelle Countty
W.t
LaFayette Togats
Unclaimed Mail Matter List at Oxford Post Office
Weekly notice lists unclaimed mail at the Oxford post office. Names include Miss Rosie Oneal, Earlie Pech, Rev. R. Goodwin, Miss Earlie, Arch Stacy Stratton, and others with corresponding numbers. Passages require requesting delivery by providing the given number and erasing the date.
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Oxford Post-Office
Shi Bailey
John
Byrne, L. Co
Mattie E
Goodwin
Hev. R
Rev
Muramed, Cander
Howar
P.M
Electric Bitters Fight Malaria Germs Says Patient
William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina credits Electric Bitters with destroying malaria germs in his blood and restoring health after chills fever and typhoid risks. The ad promotes 60 cent bottles and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for sick headaches and stomach disorders available from dealers.
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William Fretwell
Lucama
N.C
Poe
Chamberlain
St Kings New Discovery Praised by Alabama Family
G T Richardson of Richardson's Mills Alabama recalls severe bronchial trouble for a year in a child. After many remedies and failing medicines a single bottle of St Kings New Discovery cured the cough and restored health. Also mentions Foley Kidney Pills as a true medicine. Trial bottle offered free and sale by A H Kendel.
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Poles
Cnuickly
MN George
Irondale
Ala
Foley
Kendel
A. H. Kendel
G T Richardson
Richardson's
A H Kendel
Tennessee
St Joseph’s
Nature
Ascended to the Heavens Teachings on Jesus and Salvation
The article reviews a sermon by Pastor Rueneol of the Brethren Totems on the ascension of Jesus, stressing flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God and detailing the heavenly ascension, the role of Jesus as savior, king, priest and mediator, and the future dispensation under his reign. It cites scripture and moral lessons, and includes product endorsements from local merchants.
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Kingdom of God
Jess
Apostle
Jesus
Church of
Chis
God
Adam
Nim
Satan
Community visits and local notices from Freeman Farm to Etta
Health and social notes list visits by Dan Gerdner and family to Freeman Farm and by Rev. D M Gean to relatives near Etta. D M Kidd and family returned from a visit near Eeru. A large crowd attended singing at D M Kidd’s Saturday. Kidd’s treated himself to a new organ. Wishing well to the Eagle. A warning to railroaders from Bacon of Bath Me touts Foley’s Kidney Pills for inflammation and strength. Also mentions digestion aids Herbine and Kendal’s patent medicines.
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Dan Gerdner
Freeman Farm
D. M. Gean
Etta
D. M. Kidd
Ivy Gean
Eeru
D M Kidd
Kingdom Sunday
Eagle
ES Bacon
East Street
Bath
Foley
Tand Jhiy
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Lafayette Cavely
E. A. Thomson
Wilmer Kennedy
United States
Janes K. Vardaman
Secretary of
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S. S. Hiudson
Ross A. Collins
N.W. Bradport
R. H. Knox
Lie M. Russell Washinault
Jun LL
Callee Tlarsence
Rigk
HE Groves
Hoyle J
Msauyders
Suipp
J.T. Borrow William Hilton Stanley MM. Sneed
BE. E. Temple
T.D. Ragland
Chancery
WM Woo Ward
C. Mrelreath L. L
Annie) Robuck
Tom. Anderson
HAY & Taylor HL
DAVIS
J. H. Morris Ulen
W. Whitehead
Trracurer
J. W. Stephens
W. B. Rushing
J. A. Meer
8. M. Parhax
J. T. Smith
Chester A. Every
D.G. Carpenter
Sngan Wester
John Falkner
Bor
Mack D. Raydwen
J. G. Woolverton
R. E. Harkins
Beck) Collins
R. W.R Knight
M. P. Bishop
E. A. Roberts
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J.D
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John Dudley Butler
Joe Pares
J. B Parks AK Jones
Batidi
W.J. Williams
A. Hartley
Ese Childress
Husseys
Anderson W.C. Pettis
College Hill
Edger O. Dunlap
Andrew Darling
J.B. Eundren
W. J Lovelady
W. Shipp
Ss. B. Martin J
W.C. Pettis
W. C. Pettis
Christ
Abraham
Bartlett Tribune
Oar Public School
Albert E. Reval
Victoria Oldham
Effie Walker
S Oelock
Reinecke
Bayardorys—Feramors
Rubenstein
Estelle Oldham
Merkel
Bay Springs
Gen. Green
Ellis Hill
Dick Walker
Will
Frank Hill
W. C. Morgan
Walker
Blue Bell
A. S. Kilby
Imperial Hotel
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Philadelphia News
C. Walt
Little Rock
Cora Graham
Abbeyville
Hall¢ Sue Coffey
Jiles Bonds
Lilah Tial
Annie Hale
Hatthe Sue Woffey
Emma Adams
Bessie Iounds
Aliee Grown
Ecru
Mrs. Peas
Hale
Hassle Spock
Ellistown
Airs
S. E. Tyer
Pyer
Whita
Dleo
Bette
Mere OB Palmer
Ark
Dr. King
AH Kendel’s
McGee's
A. H. Keadel
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Avent
Hodge
Oxfort
Mise
Beeten
Keoge
West Corntaining
Sind
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la County
W. H Lrcee
T W. Aver
Special Co
Sian
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Ascension
Baltimore
Pastor Rueneol
Breekivn ‘Totems
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Hle
JM Howell
Greensburg, Ky
Chaberlain
Balbrigan
Nets
Hi. & J. Friedman
Freeman Farm News
Price Soc
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Louis, Mo
the Home Paper
Tae Bague
Bremner & Bpg All
W. B. McMahon
Destis
Patent Office
Ol Ol
U.S. Patent Office
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