Price of folly drives world to massive war and border crisis
The editor argues the world pays a heavy price for folly from the assassination in Sarajevo to U S border policy in Mexico. It criticizes Diaz, Madero, Huerta, Carranza, Villa and two presidents for timidity and procrastination, urging decisive intervention to restore order.
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Servia
Europe
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Francisco Madero
Spain
Madero
Huerta
Carranza
United States
Villa
Carranca
Diaz
Taft
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Columbus
New Mexico
Pershing
Funston
Texas
Arizona
Bank of Oxford financial statement May 1 1916
The Bank of Oxford in Lafayette County Mississippi presents its financial condition as of May 1 1916. It lists loans and discounts drafts overdrafts secured and unsecured securities the banking house real estate owned and other assets including cash on hand and balances due from banks. The statement is sworn by Cashier S H Logan and Directors E Nelson and E Oldham before Geo M Knight on May 18 1916.
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H. Logan
Bank of Oxford
Oxford
Ette
State of
Mississippi
Lafayette
Jane
Lafayette County
Missisippi
Andersigne
Fayette Springs
L. Moony
Mitctvell Road
Lafayette Springs
Sloan
Shea
Remarkable weight gain after Tanlac remedy
Mrs. Charles Peden of 550 Mill Street Huntaville Alabama reports gaining 27 pounds after taking Tanlac. Once weighing 98 pounds with stomach pain and fear of surgery, she details improved appetite, energy, and health after three bottles, praising the medicine and urging others to seek it at Rowland Drug Co in Oxford.
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Charles Peden
Mill Street
Huntaville
Ala
Taniac
Gilbert
Jubilant life of J J Woodward ends in 1916
Obituary sketches the Lafayette Miss and West Virginia born Civil War veteran J J Woodward who died May 4 1916 at age 78 after a long illness. He served in the 22nd Mississippi Volunteers then cavalry, fought at Shiloh and other engagements, joined Oxford Presbyterian church, and was noted for Masonry work. Funeral held at his son W M Woodward's home with multiple ministers officiating. Chancery court convened later that week with Judge McGowan presiding.
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Murry County
Tenn
West Virginia
Lafayette
County
Miss
A. Woodward
Jones
Thompson
Woodson’s Ridge
J. J. Woodward
Ann L. Peoples
W. M. Woodward
Lafayette County
Matt Goolsby
This County
S. H. Woodward
Knox City
Texas
Jim Smith
22Nd
Miss. Volunteers
Calvery
Shiloh
Woodward
Oxford Presbyterian Church
Jobn
Jim Woodward
W. J. Hargis
Bruce
South Street Presbyterian Church
Lewis
Methodist Church
Treasury Department Visiting Architect Invitations
Invitations from the Treasury Depart ment for the Supervising Architect office indicate openings on June 19, 1916, for new heating system plans for courthouses and post offices on Miss Mississipp i. The documents, drawn under Wetmore, Acting Supervising Architect, require copies at this office or Oxford address.
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Pp Treasury
Segoe
Uae
Oxford
Mics
Wetmore
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Lafayett County Press
Oxford Eagle Consolidated
Offical Organ
City of
G. W. Price
Bank Fxeminers
Hanks Sacrome
E. Nellson
T .E. Oldham
Chas. Peden
Tanlac
Rowland Drug Co
Adv
Chancery Court
L. W. Rikard
Chancerylerk
Chichester
Ftere
Daugeign
Rey
Touen
Cheney & CO
Miles
Nervine
Miler
MBS
Augusta Keiser
Portland Ave
Rochester, N
Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wlnona
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