Farming Campaign Schedule Shared for Lafayette County
The 1915 Lafayette County farming campaign lists crews from Oxford including M Do Rageet E L Walker and Paris. Meetings occur at Oxford High School 9am with Prof G B Saunders and others, at 11:30am with Miss Olive Hodge, and in New Prospect and Lafayette Springs locations with various committees. Events include dinners and school gatherings, ending with a 5pm note at Oxford Public School and 8:30am at Oxford High School.
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Paris
G B Saunders
D. F_ Hoyle
Newell
Olive Hodge
Denton C. Eskridge
NEW Prospect
Oxford
G Arnold Brett Johnson
Kongat Tula
D Davis
W B Coleman
Ger Brown
Lafayette Springs
J H Waich
Tom Mailey
Attend Local Meetings, Be On Time For Colored Farmers
Notices invite colored farmers to attend upcoming meetings at convenient times. Participants are urged to arrive punctually and engage in proceedings as announced.
Agricultural Meetings For Men And Women In Oxford Area
Community schedule lists Crews 4 through 8 meeting at various schools in Oxford area. Timings include 10am at College Hill and 3:45pm at Abbeville, with dinners and school committees led by local officials such as R F Sanders Prof HL Samusis W M Huston and J Shaw.
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Oxford
College Hill
J & Andersom
van Tackersley
John Shaw
Free Springs
Schock
R_ F. Sanders
HL. Samusis
M. Huston
Abbeville
T. Keai
T. McNealy
Will Goodwin
School Speakers Highlight Home Garden and Livestock Tips
Teese Soren and the School Speakers will discuss growing feed at home and raising better livestock and poultry. The program covers crops, legumes, gardens, and home life improvements with focus on poultry and pigs.
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Teese Soren
Forces Co operating for a better civic life invite success
A civic club urges cooperation among farmers bankers merchants manufacturers and women to improve living conditions. The note emphasizes collective duty to ensure each meeting succeeds and invites participation in an upcoming gathering.
Campaign to promote better farming opens in Memphis area
A regional agricultural campaign launches in Tennessee and Arkansas with 60 speakers, led by H. M. Castrell, aiming to boost farm income and reduce debt. Notables include Prof P. G. Holden and Mrs G H E Mathis. The drive runs through November 18 in Arkansas eastern counties and mid November to early December in Mississippi counties, highlighting surplus crops and cash gains for rural families.
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Memphis
County
Tenn
Arkansas
Pemieet
Dunkin
wille _ ber
H. M. Castrell
Rock Island Lines
P. G. Holden
G HE Mathis
Sothern Farms
BH. S&s
Arkansas Farmers Coon
Cimeet
Hotel Chisel
Bi Farm
Ami
Wenphis
Local Happenings Highlight J S Still and Friends
Mr Joe Still of Texas visits relatives nearby. Miss Pearl Norman a top A H S teacher spent a recuperative week with Mrs S Calloway. Mr Childress remains feeble and will seek Memphis treatment. Floyd Calloway works at the Memphis Post Office. Rick Walker bought and will move to the Lee Sell property. Friends of Lena Mai and Beryl Calloway will be Hazel Stephens and Mary Adams of A H S spending Thanksgiving at home.
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Joe Still
Texas
Run Down If You Are Run Down You Can Restore Energy
If you feel worn out and cannot eat Ro appetite drops you may need rest proper sleep hydration and balanced meals. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen to rule out underlying conditions and tailor treatment.
Tonic Digestive Ad Promises Appetite Gain
An advert promoting Tonic Digestive claims it improves the appetite, aids weak stomachs, and tones the system. Sold only by Kendel's Drug Store for $1.00.
Farmers Union Aids Arkansas Better Farming Campaign
Arkansas Farmers' Union president Hi S Mobley lauds union support in the better farming drive across Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi. He notes prior campaign gains for the poorest class and claims diversified farming boosted crop prices by 320 000 000 for Arkansas farmers this year. The union with 30 000 members assists buyers and sellers, urges diversification and lower costs, and allies with agencies to advance farmers interests. Thanksgiving holiday closures cited.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Farmers’ Union
Hi. S. Mobley
The
Arkansas Farmers’ Union
Aransas
Mobley
Associaton
Tennesse
Crew 7 to Speak at Tula and Crew 1 at College Hill
Old papers go on sale at this office as crews prepare talks. Crew 7 plans a 9 30 a m speech at Tula while Crew 1 is set for 8 30 a m at College Hill.
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Tula
College Hill
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Lafayette County
M DO Rageet
L Walker
Mamie
Frof_ J. W_ Mitchell
High School
J. C. Jebrsom
Ella Wright
Frank
Et Am
B & Grissom
HL Davis
LB Cale
Schook
Prof OH
E PF
John Kailey
Burgess
Poston Supe
Stakey Burt
S. Lock
Browning
J W. Ivy
Henry Tresear
Jim Gardner
T Marzete
UN Moomey
Singleton
Thad Potter
Frank Fietchaill
Dawns Lavert Geet
Lancaster
Say Springs
N Baird Riverside
Lillie Davis
J M Spence
Dave Heston
Caswell
WH Mile
J A Parks
C A Leggett
Philadelphia
L Cerise
J Sounds
Bird Philips
Etter Farming
Hazel Stephens
Mary Adams
H.S. Will
Kendel’s Drug Store
B. Ellis
C. H. Roach & Co
Undertakers
Prompuy Filtes
Lespre
Rowland
Lar
Boppert
Aess
Ee Hill & Robers
Geerai Practice Co
Fatmar
Lot Pato
Falmer
Assell
A. E. Russé
Dr. Wright
Newton Murselics