Obituary and circulation notice for Oxiora Eagle
The Oxiora Eagle weekly in Oxford Mass lists George W Price as editor and publisher with circulation details and a sworn statement for October 1915. It names Mrs Lee M Russell of Oxford as a security holder and shows notary F M Heard endorsing the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxiora Eagle
Oxford
Mass
G. W. Price
Miss
G. W. Pree
Oxiora
Same
Game
Lee M. Russell
Auss
Leiion Plant
F. M. Heard
Clarify Ownership of The Oxford Eagle and Grenada Sentinel
The Grenada Sentinel asserts that Lieutenant Governor Russell owns and controls The Oxford Eagle. Evidence shows Russell no longer controls the Eagle any more than he controls the Grenada Sentinel, indicating the claim is incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenada Sentinels
Oxford Eagle
Gov
Russell
Gov. Russell
Gresada Sentinel
City Increases Water and Light Rates to October 1918
The city announces higher water and electric rates effective October 1 1918. The minimum charge rises from 1 to 150 dollars per month, justified by increased coal and labor costs and to keep the plant serving the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cfore
Editorial clash over paper limits hurting Eagle weekly
The writer urges Paper and Pulp Board to apply page limits fairly between weeklies and dailies. He notes the Eagle must stay within eight pages while metropolitan dailies exceed limits, causing loss of ads and revenue. The Eagle contends current rules harm small weeklies and threaten business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper and Pulp Board
Eagle
Drilies
Unreadable OCR Note From Local News Desk
Fragmentary text discussing a monthly event or notice with mentions of people and places but lacking clear names, dates, or actions. The readable segments do not establish a coherent event or outcome for a robust summary.
Prompt bill payments aid war effort, says Oxford ad
An Oxford advertisement urges prompt payment of bills to save money and boost circulation. It argues slow payments waste resources, raise prices, and hinder merchants, consumers, and war finance, urging universal cooperation to invest in Liberty Bonds and support the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Oxford
Government price fix for cotton debated in local column
Discussion contends that a government minimum price for cotton could stabilize markets during and after the war. Arguments note potential farmer gains, speculative losses, and the risk of a price break if the market is misaligned with production expectations.
Liver remedy claims from A H Kendel ad
An illsourced advertisement touts HERBINE as a powerful liver correctant to purify the system, stimulate organs, and restore vigor. It promises relief for yellow complexion pimples and blemishes on the face and body, selling price 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kendel
Herbine advertised to ease stomach discomfort and bowels
An advertisement touts Herbine as a quick remedy for abdominal discomfort and a relief after a morning bowel operation. It promises relief within hours if used in the morning or after breakfast the next day if taken at bedtime. Price is 60c, sold by A. H. Kendel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kendel
Adv
Notice of Drainage Petition Hearing in Lafayette County
E. E. Temple and others filed a drainage petition with the Lafayette County Chancery Clerk to drain lands in Burney Branch basin. The County Drainage Board will hear the petition October 15, 1918, at Lafayette County Court House in Oxford, Mississippi, listing extensive land parcels in sections and townships within the district. W. M. Woodward, Chancery Clerk, issues the notice with official seal and dates September 26, 1918.
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Rct
Lafayette County
E. E. Temple
Chancery Clerk
Mississippi
I. W. M. Reveneee
Fevery Court
Lafay County
County Board of Drainage Commissioners
Drainage Board
Count Board of Inage Commissioners
Lafayette County Court House
Oxford
Burney Branch Creek
County of Lafayette
State of Mississiga
South Oxford
East
N. E
S. W
S. E
Ayette County
Mississi
Township
West E
N. W
W. W
Ss. W
XN. W
N. Ie
S. Range
S.E
Grek N. W
N.E
W. M. Woodward
County Drainage Board
E. Woodward
Farmers Notice on Corn Shipments and Seed Wheat
The final popcorn shipment is scheduled for Tuesday October 15. Hogs—100 percent and higher quality—will be shipped Friday October 11. Seed wheat remains available. call early before it sells out. L. A. Olson, County Agent.
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L. A. Olson
For Sale Fine Breed Chickens in Cle
Local advert seeks buyers for a selection of high quality fowl. Multiple well bred hens and roosters available with healthy stock guarantees. Prices negotiable for bulk purchases. Contact details provided on request.
Oxford City Sets Water Rate At 1 50 Monthly
An ordinance fixes the Oxford water rate at 1.50 per month for all services including metered and unmetered up to 3 000 units. It repeals conflicting provisions in Ordinance Book No 1 and takes effect after passage and signing by the city clerk H T J Lawshee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ordin- 113
H. T
Public utility rates set for a one dollar monthly charge
The document fixes a one dollar per month charge for any service whether metered or unmetered, applying to all users under the referenced finance provisions. It declares the revised rates and related disallowances or adjustments as specified in the ordinance text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseus
Classifieds note missing items and sales near Oxford
Classifieds offer coonhounds wanted lost pink cameo ring set and pocketbook rewards found items and rewards. Listings include Jersey cows haynes touring car for sale a salesman wanted for Riverside Refining in Cleveland Ohio and a rental over Chilton's Drug Store with two Angus bulls and 30 head of cows in Oxford Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonhounds
Tman
Georgia Duncan
A. E. Stinebeck
E. S
Oxford
Lafayette Springs
J. A. Pickens
C. S. Patton
Haynes
W. B. McMahon
Miss
Riverside Refining Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Chilton
R. R. Chilton & Company
A. F. Calloway
Mins
Important Bulletin on Cotton Distribution and Market
Official notice outlines stabilizing measures for cotton distribution and grade standards below middling. It calls for adherence by farmers buyers and officials, with foreign and domestic purchase decisions to be announced. The communication emphasizes confidence and seeks wide public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indore
Lemon Lotion Promises Fresh Orchard White Care
An old ad notes mixing juice from two lemons with Orchard White to create a home lemon lotion that keeps a product fresh and acts as a skin beautifier. It claims to bleach freckles and improve tone by massaging into the face and neck.
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Illinois
Wrahe
J. E. Pegues
Square
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J. H. Lawshee
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Cheney & CO
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