Oxford Eagle publication note
Oxford Eagle notice stating newspaper matter entered at the Oxford post office as second class and published weekly on Thursdays with contact telephone 108.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
Oxford Eagle notice stating newspaper matter entered at the Oxford post office as second class and published weekly on Thursdays with contact telephone 108.
Jackson Miss Oct 4 Within two weeks the Centennial Mississippi State Fair opens its 19th edition public owned with city of Jackson as host. The fair aims to display industrial educational and civic progress since statehood with outdoor amusements and the Wortham Shows contract bringing clean well managed entertainment to the event led by Secretary-Manager Mabel Stire.
Classifieds show hosiery sales jobs at International Stocking Mills Norris Town Pa removal notice for J W T Falkner moves to First National Bank building rooms for rent at Whiteway place lost dog Dick S S Johnson contact number Oct notices about Jersey bull sales mule and car pair wood cutting in Oxford and lost keys with rewards listed.
The Wortham Shows, fresh from the Canadian National Exposition in Toronto, arrive in Mississippi with strong endorsements. The program features six days of events including high class horse and automobile racing on the first afternoon, plus agricultural and industrial exhibits. Jackson roads are prepared for heavy auto traffic and rail lines offer special low rates. Admission is 50 cents for adults during the day and 35 cents after dark.
On Monday afternoon October 2 the senior class and High School teachers visited Davidson's Springs for a picnic. They gathered flowers and leaves, built a bonfire, roasted weenies and bacon, and enjoyed a feast with sandwiches bread pickles fruit and cake. After supper they sat around the fire sharing jokes and stories and Miss Hathorn gave a reading before returning home to prepare the next day’s lessons.
Miss Ingebor Hellner Nielsen, a 26 year old Danish fingerprint expert at the International Police Conference in New York, explains the portrait parle system and central bureau fingerprint coding used to identify suspects across cities. She says women excel at detail and will tour Eastern cities to share Denmark’s methods. Copenhagen uses few women in police work and emphasizes non geopolitical aims.
Lafay ette County Union Consolidated School hosts a Friday October 13 community fair with first and second prizes for livestock and poultry. Livestock events include best span of mules and horses, top saddle horse, best dairy cow, calves, hogs, and a sorriest runt, among others. Poultry prizes cover turkeys fowl and chickens with various bests.
Garden vegetables and best baskets lead the event with prizes for flowers, crops, and needle work. Contests include cotton, sorghum, corn, hay, and a fiddlers competition along with foot races and other amusements. Agricultural speakers and community help are invited.
Dr. Frank Crane recounts how Douglas Fairbanks sought advice from Richard Mansfield. Mansfield urged Fairbanks to develop himself so he could speak the language of successful men. The piece emphasizes knowledge as the language of achievement and warns against ignorance.
State of Mississippi issues non-resident notice to A B Cullen of Tulsa Oklahoma in the T H Yates case for 381.03. Attachment to estate pending in Lafayette County Circuit Court at Oxford. Appearan ce required by the second Monday of November 1922 or judgment and sale of attached estate will follow. October 5, 1922. S S Webster Clerk. H M Bryan Attorney for Plaintiff. October 5-41.
Notice to taxpayers states the Board of Supervisors of Lafayette County Mississippi will meet at the County Court House in Oxford on October 11 1922 at 10 AM to raise the automobile assessment for 1922 per State Tax Commission instructions and Mississippi law. Clerk W M Woodward signs the notice dated October 5 1922.
Trustee announces sale of about 727 acres in Lafayette County Mississippi under a 1919 trust deed by Mrs. Nettie J. Broome and E. G. Broome with H. P. Scott as beneficiary. Sale set for November 6 1922 at the county courthouse south door Oxford by cash bid to highest bidder.
J W Mauldin trustee signs on October 4 1922 declaring the sale and conveyance of liened property to satisfy indebtedness. The deed states the title is believed good and the trustee delivers as signer and witness for the trust.
Notice that routes in Lafayette County not yet contracted will be bid at the County Court House in Oxford at two o clock on Saturday October 21. The notice is issued by H. T. Smith County Superintendent of Education. October 5 31.
Notice informs heirs and guardians to appear at the Oxford courthouse for the November 1922 term to show cause why the Administrator S R Whitten Jr should not be discharged or settle the first annual final account of the estate of Noah Burt deceased.
Final account on file in this office shows Graves Burt and his bondsmen discharged. W M Woodward Chancery Clerk Lafayette County Mississippi notes the date September 27 922 and lists Sirley Rhodes as administrator's attorney with publication dates September 28 October 5 12 19 26.
Lafayette County Mississippi notice commands Della Samantha Ghist and Florence Ghist minor heirs to appear before the Chancery Court to defend Jerry Upshaw’s petition for final settlement of Charles Ghist estate. They reside with Florence in St Louis Missouri at 4255 St Ferdinand Street. The ruling date is September 12, 1922 with publication Sept 14 21 28 and Oct 5.
Notice of suit filed in the Chancery Court of Lafayette County Mississippi. Defendant Hugh Cooper with unknown post office address must appear by the 4th Monday of November 1922 to defend Maggie Cooper's complaint. Issued September 16 1922 by W P Shinault Solicitor. Sep 21-28 Oct 5-12.
No 5398 Mississippi to Ernest Porter unknown address. Fore chancery court Lafayette County November fourth Monday 1922 to defend suit of Lucinda Porter. This 15th day September 1922. Chancery Clerk (E. Sept. 21-28-Oct. 6)
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