Pretermitting the November 1919 Lafayette County Circuit Court term
The Circuit Court of Lafayette County is ordered to pretermit its November 1919 term due to docket economy. The judge, Charles Lee Crum, notes no need to hold the term and directs the clerk to publish the order in the county paper. Also mention of a tent show with free ladies Monday night requiring a paid adult ticket and a war tax on the free lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Third Judicial District of
Mississippi
Circuit Court of
Mitted
Charles Lee Crum
S. S. Webster
Uncle Sant
Lost Items Near Oxford Reward Offered
Lost near Oxford is an ornamental walnut beadstead part. Reward offered if returned to Huggin's Garage. A coil of new cotton rope weighing 38 pounds is missing from R. L. Jones' truck on the Oxford to Harmontown road. The rope bore a Davis, Mize & Co. tag. Return to or notify Davis, Mize & Co. to claim reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Huggin’s
R. L. Jones
Harmontown
Davis, Mize & Co
Cold storage as bulwark against winter shortages
The piece argues cold storage serves the public by steadying winter food supplies, not enabling profiteering. It notes storage levels, rising exports, and the seasonal profit swings for butter and eggs, stressing public warehouses and government data while defending storage against harsh criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
Four sheriffs endorse Tanlac in bold claim of health
Four leading sheriffs from Georgia Arkansas and Texas praise Tanlac after reporting improved digestion, reduced fullness, nervous symptoms and renewed energy. Ex-sheriff Man gum of Fulton County Atlanta says two bottles cured fullness. Ex-sheriff Lewis of Marion Arkansas notes wife also improved and insists no equal. Ex-sheriff Anderson of Harris County Houston reports belching and neuralgia eased. Sheriff Kelley of Ector County Odessa cites regained appetite and less rheumatic pain. Tanlac sold nationwide by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Tanlac
C. W. Mangum
Fulton County
Georgia
Atlanta
Chas. I. Lewis
Crittenden County
Marion
Arkansas
Archie R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Anderson
Polic
Houston
Vexas Sheriffs
Luniac
A. Kelley
Ector County
Odessa
Adv
Notice to Murray Sullivan in Lafayette County Case 1919
Non resident Murray Sullivan is summoned to appear before the Lafayette County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of November 1919 to plead answer or demur to Mrs. Leroy Browning’s petition. The notice is dated October 25 1919 and signed by Clerk W M Woodward with solicitor L E Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Mississippi
Murray Sullivan
Chancery Court
Lafayette County
Leroy Browning
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Oxford Produce Co
Cooperative Shippers Association
Miss
J. H. Morris
Murray G. White
Edna Barry
J. L. Linder
W. A. Simpson
Second North Street
New Albany Lumber Co
New Albany
Guy McLarty
Durocs
F. O. B. Oxford
G. W. Price
John Lane
J. F. Goolsby
R. R. Chilton CO
G. A. Fuller
Diper
O Xford
F. M. Pettis
Abbeville, Miss
Tarry M. Bryan
Oxford, Miss
J. G. Woolverton
Justice OF the Peace
Court House
L. E. Oldham
Rowland Drug Co
Geo. M. Knight
Star Talking Machines
W. M. Woodward
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