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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
2
The Oxford Eagle edition dated Thursday November 27 1913 lists editor and proprietor MRS E A THOMPSON and GC KIRKPATRICK as publisher. This item records masthead details for the newspaper's staff and ownership.
The text argues leaders are chief teachers shaping public loyalty and respect for the law. It warns that tolerating misdemeanors for party ends breeds misrule and anarchy, urging officials to set a conscientious example and dismiss those who fail to uphold duty. It calls for citizenship education and state cooperation.
Last week warring factions on the Yocona drainage agreed to drop lawsuits and move toward settlement. Backers of the new plan resisted, prompting a republishing order to cover errors. Critics urge destruction of the new district and favor drainage via the Chancery Court plan paid in full, charging lawyers and commissions.
Chancellor Jas G MecGowen opened court clearing much of the docket by Wednesday afternoon in his first session here. The report lauds his courtesy and grasp of business, noting plans to hear a few cases in vacation and urging support for progressive farming and local reading of the Eagle.
Miss Bess Clare Kennedy and Letcher Robert Beverson wed at Mrs J W Falkner Moon Side California home on Capitol avenue. Ceremony featured chrysanthemum greenery and a bower, with a flower girl and a brief but graceful ring service. They plan a San Jose honeymoon and will reside there where Beverson works in auto sales.
Ruth Shaw wed Maurice Moss in a simple ceremony officiated by Dr. W D Hedleston witnessed by relatives and invited guests. Separate note recalls Willie Shaw and Harper Mathis wedding at College Hill church with lush floral decor and Mendelssohn music.
Editorial argues colds spread by indoor living and contagion within families. It promotes Peruna as a quick relief remedy and urges keeping it in the home, noting Peruna tablets as an option for those who object to liquids. Outdoor life and a stronger constitution are advised for feeble readers.
Trustee B Roach states the deed secures indebtedness on property in Lafayette between Lots 1 11 21 within a fraction of SW quarter Section 16 Township 5 Range 3 West containing acreage with exceptions to Milton Turner Arch Baford and others. He notes the title is believed good and conveys only title held in his capacity as trustee dated November 15 1911.
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