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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1913

Page

2

Dillard Eagle Reports Community Life and Hallowe en Party

The Dillard Eagle highlights local notes from E A Thompson era with praise for blessings, farmer successes, debts paid, and molasses yields. It details a Halloween party at Mr and Mrs Mitchell with 24 young guests, Jack o lanterns, costumes, games, and a future fortune drawing centerpiece.

Frank Alford Henry Stephens J. E. Stephens Mt. Zion Woodleigh A. G. Freeman Andrew M. Mitchell Silat Pumpkin-head Owl Grover Roberts Folka

Mrs Lee M Russell Named Mississippi Art Association Vice President

Mrs. Lee M Russell was elected vice president of the Mississippi Art Association at its recent session. The appointment honors her for years of involvement with her husband Senator Lee M Russell and her extensive connections across Mississippi.

Lee M. Russell Theissippi Art Association

Eagle marks thirty eighth year with readers and resolve

The Eagle celebrates its thirty eighth year as editorials praise loyal readers and long friendship. The tone urges neighborly news sharing, community unity, and continuing support for schools roads churches farming and local business. The piece calls for truth in journalism and mutual prosperity across Lafayette County and state.

the Eagle Mississippi The Eagle LaFayette County

Mt Zion News Highlights Thanksgiving Reflections and Local Updates

Mt Zion notes harvests nearly finished with generally fair crops and a healthy community. Mrs Holder returns to Memphis after visiting relatives, and Mr W L Broome is ill with fever in Holly Springs. Quarterly Conference praises Rev R A Tucker and reports good general work. Rev J E Stephens preaches his last sermon of the year. Roads are good and Agricultural High School at College Hill shows progress. Correspondents urged to send local notices to enhance the county organ.

Holder Memphis Vee Ollyings Callowhey W. L. Broome Oxford Holly Springs Mt. Zion R. A. Tucker J. E. Stephens Brother Stephens Callaway Fairview College Hill Observer

Oxford Witnesses Describe Kidney Pain and Local Officials Costs

Residents of Oxford describe kidney backache bladder issues and relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. The document lists local expenses including county warrants, road and bridge work, and committee reports on road damage and a concrete bridge condition.

Oxford Dean Jett New York United Name

Dots From Long Street Local Notes

Walter A. Tyer of Fort Worth visits friends here. Mrs. John Cook spent Thursday in Oxford. Mr Wash Minor of Laws Hill died Tuesday from heart trouble. Miss Lottye Louise Gallegly of the A H 5 with home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Sid Tyer and Miss Mattie Gallogly attended Mr Minor’s funeral Thursday at Free Springs. Slough and Patton of Oxford visited Mrs F O Turner recently. Our school progresses under Mrs Georgia Frierson. Walter Wimbish Warner Williams Henry Banks and Sid Tyer attended Mr Miper's funeral Thursday. W A Gallogly returned from Como Sardis and other points delivering fruit trees. JOHNSY ON THE SPOT.

Walter A. Tyer Fort Worth Texas John Cook Oxford Wash Minor Laws” Hill W.c Abbeville D. A. Tyer Misa Lottye Louise Gallegly Sid Tyer Mattie Gallogly Mr. Minor Free Springs Slough and Patton F. O. Turner Georgia Frierson Walter Wimbish Warner Williams Henry Banks Miper Thureday W. A. Gallogly Como Sardis

Peruna claims aid for stomach catarrh in Florida letter

A patient from Fort Pilerer Florida recounts severe stomach distress and failing appetite, says three doctors offered no relief, then improved after using Peruna. The letter, dated 1901 and again in 1904, cites weight gain from 102 to 122 pounds and ongoing endorsement of Peruna by the writer. The ad outlines catarrh symptoms and promotes Peruna tablets and Hall's pills.

Emma Bell Fort Pilerer Florida Peruna Jahe Perune Peruna Co Columbus Ohio

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