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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
7
The Muscle Shoals Bill would create a government owned corporation to run and develop plants and sell fertilizer products in competition with private firms. Alabama editors mostly oppose government operation, with editors replying from Muscle Shoals showing 26 opposed 8 in favor and 4 doubtful.
Members of the Hearmaean Literary Society meet with Joe Lipscomb presiding. J. E. Peebles resigns as secretary and L. L. Bryson elected to succeed him. A bill to tax members for a Victrola for Macan Hall is debated. Debates cover treaty power with Senate versus presidential control, concluded by a 2 to 1 judge ruling for the negative.
Community program invites residents to report lost items and spread the word. The more people who are told, the faster belongings are tracked down and returned.
A列ngage to join The Oxford Eagle mailing list reveals a project supplying power to pump water, enabling a modern bath and running water throughout house and barn.
A mixed classified showing lost items between Oxford and Water Valley and multiple sale offers. Items include a 36 inch rim, a 11-2 HP GE motor, a two story house on South Depot Street, a Yale lock key, hides and meat ads from Athens, a mule for sale, roof paint and leaks stop, and a 120 acre farm in Lafayette County with terms. Multiple names and dates appear including T Price and W M Woodward.
Executor W I Hargis announces a sale at the Stanley Burt farm six miles southwest of Oxford on Friday October 15 at 2 pm. Thirty five milk fed calves about forty stock cows one registered Aberdeen Angus cow one thoroughbred cow and one registered Angus bull will be offered.
The report notes women voting in large numbers as current politicians face decline, with critics lamenting the shift in political strength and public support.
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