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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1918

Page

5

United War Work Campaign Promoted Across Lafayette County

The Eagle urges strong support for the United War Work Campaign running November 11 to 18. It urges citizens to open hearts and wallets to comfort soldiers abroad, notes local merchants backing ads, and celebrates war news and patriotism while pledging continued effort despite rumors of Germany's surrender.

The Eagle United War Work Washington Germany Lafayette County United States

Non-Resident Notice in Misciasigei Case in Lafayette County

Complainants led by Mrs. Fannie Keel sue defendants including Mrs. Mattie Form and Ida McCord. Defendants are summoned to appear in Yette County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of November 1918. Clerk W M Woodward issues this notice with dates and signatures.

S of Misciasigei Lafayette County Fannie Keel Mattie Form East 19Th St Fort Worth Texas Ida McCord Naples Sallie McCord Rosie McCain Blevins Benjamin McCain Chancery Court Yette County Mississippi

Notice to nonresident Porter Orange in Missouri suit

State of Missouri Fayette County No 438 commands Porter Orange of St. Louis to appear before the Chancery Court on October 2 1918 to defend the suit of Bren t Orange as complainant clerk Woodward and deputy clerk Louis Stephens note end date November 24 1918 public notice

Missouaa Porter Orange St. Louis Missouri Chancery Court Ayette County Brent Orange A. D

Notice of Trustee Sale of Farm Lands in Lafayette County

Foreclosure of deed of trust by E. G. W. Brooks trustee for G. H. Murray & Sons. Sale of the entire S W quarter of Section Fourteen and the south part of the NE quarter of Section Fourteen in Township 7 Range 1, Lafayette County Mississippi. Public sale to the highest bidder for cash on November 25 1918 in Oxford Mississippi.

L. G. Driver Ella Driver G. H. Murray & Sons Chancery Clerk Lafayette County Rt House Oxford Miss Lafayette Eset S. W Section

Non-Resident Notice in Wilkins Case at Lafayette County

Notice in a Mississippi chancery case against Susie Wilkins of Whitehaven Tennessee. Defendant must plead answer or demur before the Chancery Court in Oxford on the fourth Monday in November 1918. Official seal and clerk’s signature dated September 28.

Willie Susie Wilkins Whitehaven Tennessee Chancery Court Lafayette County Mississippi Oxford Ippi Willie Wilkins Woodward Chance Peer Lea Bon Louis Step Schiettes

Crown Prince Willie Writes From France Mocking Americans

A Nevada Missouri reader shares a France dispatch from a soiled letter praising German soldiers and decrying American troops. The Crown Prince Willie boasts of besting U.S. forces, mocks American culture, and asks for speeches to boost morale while requesting return to Belgium and Rhine defense.

France Papa Rhine Marne Missouri Dot Belgium Willie

Phipps Promoted to Captain After Army Service

CAPT CLAIBORNE M PHIPPS, a former University of Mississippi graduate and Tampa resident, has risen from second lieutenant to captain in the artillery. His family served in the Confederacy, and he held a two day furlough with his mother Mrs Marie Phipps at the Hillsboro. He studied at Fort Oglethorpe and was assigned to Camp Pike Camp Jackson and Camp Sill before transfer to Camp Jackson.

Tampa Fla University of Mississsippi Lafayette County R. W. Phipps Miss Confederacy Manassas Appomatox Claiborne M. Phipps Marie Phipps Hillsboro Okla Camp Jackson Florida Tribune

Writing Paper For Soldiers Bridges Atlantic Gap

Soldiers in camps receive paper supplies and writing materials to write home. United War Work organizations distribute millions of sheets weekly, with letters mailed to 200 American homes from one camp. Donations fund full company packages and keep lines of communication open between France and the United States.

United War Work Organizations Atlantic France Here

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City of George W. Price Oxford Eagle Congress W. M. Woodward Louis Stephens D. Cc A Woodward D. C. Fiinant G. W. Brooks the Crown Prince Nevada Capt Sipe United War Work Campaign Wats Catholic War Counci —K. A WAR Welfare Board American Library Ambodiation
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