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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as WB Cowen and Tempe with scattered terms Begs Peats Bart and Stegers WW. Ff Withins, suggesting a historical item with lists or notices but unreadable context and incomplete sentences.
Prof T F Semacis takes charge at Splinter and boosts town schools. The Board raises Marshal E Temple salary by 1000 per month, praising his efficiency. A protracted Methodist revival ends with renewed morals. J F Brown announces mayoral candidacy, a veteran with broad civic support anticipated to reflect credit on the city.
Daily oysters arrive at Ifnifalue and Butler's with phone contact listed as No. 9. The notice emphasizes fresh seafood availability for patrons seeking coastal fare.
A sewing room has relocated opposite Dr McMahwn’s office at the Rucket Store and invites ladies to visit Miss Clavps Waves and Mrs. Winnie Manos to view new offerings. A tablet for local use is priced at 1.00, sold by A. Ho Kendle.
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