Local Officials Named for Election Ballot
Por Circuit Clerk DUCY TAYLOR and POR Treasurer BOL lead a list of candidates including JONES for Magistrate Beat No 1 J HUDGINS and WILLIAM HOUSTON for Supervisor Beat No 3. The OCR fills show multiple names such as PARKS DUNCAN ADIN SMITH GANT and others in preliminary ticket lines.
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K. B. Duncan
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Jones
William Houston
A. W. M. Adin
S.W. Smith
G.T. Gant
Fragmented, garbled dispatches from a confused era
An assortment of conjectural items and miswritten notes cover politics, entertainment, and society topics. It mentions figures like Histon and Caruso, references to London, Chicago and Cincinnati, and hints of legal and alimony concerns, all tangled in incoherent phrasing.
Defective Sidewalks New Law or the Subject
An opinion piece argues daily costs of idleness and poor habits erode health and wealth. It cites Mississippi supreme court liability on municipal defects, urges town action to repair sidewalks, and warns against neglect that leads to costly lawsuits. The notice includes local business promotions and a Jamestown Exposition rail offer.
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City of Natchez vi. Lewis
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Wells
Sims
Call Issued for Lafayette County Democratic Executive Meeting
Chairman L Sivles calls the Lafayette County Democratic Executive Committee to convene a meeting to arrange primary elections and coordinate district and county actions. The notice urges full attendance of committee members to discuss and perform necessary matters.
Teachers Reappointed and Salaries Raised at Oxford Graded School
At a trustees meeting the Oxford Graded School re-elected Mis soe Laura Eades Kila Wright May McGuire Blanche Wyatt Annie Chandler Virgie Neill and Mrs RN Porter. Irene Holloway of Memphis and Kern of Jankson were elected to succeed Littles McKinney and Sallie Burns who did not seek re election. Superintendent HR Har Wan was reinstated weeks ago. Teachers’ salaries were raised to 369 per month.
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Kila Wright
May McGuire
Blanche Wyatt
Annie Chandler
Virgie Neill
RN Porter
Irene Holloway
Memphis
Miss Kern
Jankson
Mises Littles McKinney
Sallie Burns
Ti. Har
Congressmen Williams and Bowers Face Voter Judgment
The Pyontine Headlight argues in favor of challenger claims about John Siarp Williams and Lal Bowers. It asserts Williams has served 16 years but questions his accomplishments while noting Bowers four years in Congress and alleging he shows more drive. It implies upcoming sessions will judge their records and leadership.
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Dixtin
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Plank, Mo
A. H. Sendel
The Next Legislature Conceeded and Proposed Reforms
The article surveys anticipated legislative tasks for the coming assembly including constitutional provisions, labor law, school funding, apportionment, education training, a Board of Equalization, and a juvenile reform facility. It notes potential actions on rail fare, roads, interest rates, and bond obligations from older funding plans.
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Great remedy tour to Oxford at Kendels Drug Store
A local notice announces Dr Pursley or Puraley, famed for a wartime remedy, will be at A W Kendels Drug Store in Oxford for 30 days offering three bottles for 1.00 and one bottle for 35 cents. The ads claim cures for rheumatism stomach and kidney diseases and invites all to call for a full treatment. The report also notes community happenings including a sermon by Key David Crowson and several local visits.
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Mt. Zion
H Omelock
S. M. Thames
Dan Foust
Mary A. Butler
Butller
Satan
City of God
Primary election date urged to be moved in August
The Oxford Gazette urges the first primary be set for August 2 with returns on Saturday, arguing the August timing avoids tax equalization work by the Boards of Supervisors and sheriffs. The State Democratic Executive Committee meets in Jackson to set the primary date, with broad expectation the early date will be adopted.
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Istate Democratic Executive Committee
Albany Gacette
State Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson
Sunday School Progress and Local Notices In Armontown
Armontown Dots reports slow farming and lively Sunday school progress. There will be Children’s Day at Free Springs on June 24 and at Marmontown on the first Sunday in July. Community members invite attendance and lunch baskets.
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Rock Hill
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Marshall County
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Pree Springs
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