Announcement for Congress Filed by Oxford County
The Oxford Eagle publishes a notice announcing a candidate, Captain Thomas Spnt for Congress as a Democrat. The page includes publisher credits and subscription rates and notes a delivery reminder.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
2
The Oxford Eagle publishes a notice announcing a candidate, Captain Thomas Spnt for Congress as a Democrat. The page includes publisher credits and subscription rates and notes a delivery reminder.
A garbled 1900s column mixes jabs at the Department of Justice and Standard Oil with satirical quips about politicians, rail travel, and Prohibition era issues. References span James K. Vardaman, Aldrich, Roosevelt, and Carmack, plus mentions of English trains, San Francisco troubles, and local notices.
A local column argues that officeholders fail to perform duties and urges citizens to support a committee seeking to root out corruption. It criticizes sheriffs, deputies, and mayors for neglect and calls for immediate action to ensure law enforcement and accountability in Oxford.
The page lists grade level honor rolls for Primary through Fifth Grade with names such as James Halley, William King, Annie Parra, and Juliet Pogues. It also includes a post office list of unclaimed mail matter for Oxford Mississippi and an advertisement for a Summer Folder from the Tennessee and North Georgia railway line, with contact details for J C Galloway Memphis Tenn.
Sunday worship at Bethel and nearby churches drew a small congregation with sermon and singing. Local families from Gay Springs Oxford and Onford attended services, with several marriages and deaths announced, plus church activities and plans for a June all day singing.
The page records church singing at Mr Hartley and Mr Hyde, a post office being established at Mr L Morgan’s store, and preaching at Mid Way. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Foley's Honey and Tar with testimonials, and notes local sales of seeds and medicines.
Saturday visits and church events interleave with medical ads in Water Valley news. Residents including Mrs Williams Mr Norwood Jones and Miss Ira Ragland are listed with relatives and travels to Oxford Paris and Coffeeville along with church services and remedies for indigestion and stomach ailments.
Dr FL Kiley was summoned to Columbia this week by a nephew illness. Miss Slattie Magell had chills. Mr Goode Montgomery an alumnus now principal of Ellisville school and nearing MA at the University. Mr and Mrs P Saunders and son Garvin of Laurel visit relatives. Ep worth League draws many young men. Hubert Shanda from Grenads visits campus. TU CUREA coup Is OSE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinin Tablet. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve praised. A. H. Kendel sells it. liver health noted as important.
A notification seeks help identifying holders of Bounty Land Warrants. Reward offered for information on who possesses one. Contact K Kelley at 505 Gurd Building, City, Missouri.
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