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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1919

Page

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Oxford High Sends Boys to Greenwood Conference

Ten Oxford High School youths attended the Seventh Annual Older Boys Conference in Greenwood on October 10–12. Delegates filled with Hi Y Club ideals, led by W. W. Hull, reported hospitalities and programs from a banquet to six sessions. Diphtheria cases in the school remained four with carriers excluded and antitoxin not broadly deployed. Honor rolls list students across grades with a 90 percent minimum for inclusion.

Oxford High School Greenwood Hiv Confederate Memorial Building Greenwood High School Oxford John Scott Wayne Short le Roy Tunnell Ben Gray Barrenger Barry Brown Hugh Worley Robert Henry Ramey Myra Smith Moody Callaway Ritchey Hume Hudson W. W. Hull University Hi Y Club Supt. Hudson LeRoy Tunnell Myrl Smith Supt Hi Y Jackson Hugh Bryant Gaitha Eva Meek Dorothy Roane Elizabeth Worley William Hume Lucy Dell Leathers Eddie Frank Sullivan Jeanette Friedman Margaret McLayre Mildred Patterson Calvin Brown Ruth Goolsby Nellie Hathorn Frank Heard Inez Hickey Dorothy Milden Mary Torrey Kathryn Ward Walker Coffey Alice Friedman Lottie Vernon White Sara le Wiley Kyle Hickey Baxter Elliott W. L. Heard Robert Brown Percy Hathorn Mary Florence Carnathan Annie Clare Hargis

Altus News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Appointments

The column notes Willroy Beard moves his saw mill to ease work and rasp. Roxie Wilson leaves for Cain's Farm to teach this session. A 75 million dollar campaign advances. Elzey Morgan attends circus with Salli erena. Viola and Julia Wooten begin winter school duties. Orion Pope visits his sister in Oklahoma. Doyle Anderson takes a job at Pleasant Ridge school.

Willroy Beard Roxie Wilson Cain Elzey Morgan Sallierena Viola Julia Wooten Orion Pope Oklahoma Doyle Anderson Pleasant Ridge School

Fix Up The Streets In Oxford Urgently

Oxford streets are described as worn with many holes and dangerous for drivers, with a call for ten cars of gravel two wagons and four men to begin repairs before winter. The piece notes lack of city finances clarity but insists street funds must be used solely for street repairs.

Oxford

John Lane's Coal Mines Near Oxford After Outcropping

Reports near Oxford show coal outcroppings and clay in a deep ditch at the John Lane mine. Locals suspect a hidden coal vein beneath the clay and urge thorough analysis to determine depth and value before mining.

John Lane Coal Mines Oxford

Red Cross drive seeks volunteers soon

Volunteers are called to assist in the Red Cross drive set to begin shortly. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Russell will depart Sunday for New Orleans to attend the National Dental Association meeting next week.

Red Cross A. E. Russell New Orleans National Dental Association

LL and Co. Enrolls Nearly One Thousand Students

A local school reports nearly a thousand students enrolled this term. Officials note strong attendance and growing demand for programs.

Baggett Receives Many Honors for Civic Service

Oxford honors Lee Baggett known as the ice man for aiding the city during droughts. He supplied water from Barrett’s well to the university and held a gin repair off duty to prevent cotton delays. A wartime supporter, Baggett frequently joined drives and bonds efforts.

Citi Oxford Lee Baggett Bagget University The State University Baggett Barrett Memphis Bagcott

Prize Baking Demonstration Week At Portex Hardware

A visiting Great Majestic Range demonstrator will showcase an air tight oven at Portex Hardware Company during October 27 to November 1. The event promises superior baking results and fuel savings. Each Majestic Range sold includes a free complete set of fine cooking ware, with no extra charge beyond the normal range price.

Portex Hardware Company

Dentist Dr A E Russell Announces Brief Office Closure

Dr A E Russell informs the public his office will close next week through Friday while attending the National Dental Convention in New Orleans. Note date October 16.

A. E. Russell New Orleans

Oxford Visitors Called at Eagle Office During Atlanta Reunion

Mr J M White, longtime Lafayette county man and Lockesburg resident, passed through Oxford en route home from the Atlanta reunion and visited the Eagle office. Rev E A Barry of Fayetteville, a former Oxford citizen with relatives here, is spending the week visiting after the Confederate reunion in Atlanta.

J. M. White Lafayette County Lockesburg Ark Oxford Atlanta Eagle Office Rev E. A. Barry Fayetteville The Eagle

Millsaps College Names W P Bales as All-Year Coach

Millsaps College announces the selection of W P Bales as the all year coach. The appointment covers coaching duties across seasons and reflects the college’s athletic program goals.

W. P. Bales

Opinion on the 1920 salary law for Mississippi tax collectors

The Attorney General explains the January 5 1920 effective date of Chapter 102 Laws of 1916. It states that commissions and emoluments are to be paid into the county treasury by the officers and not collected from taxpayers after the date. It warns taxpayers to pay on time to avoid penalties and notes no obligation for 10 percent commissions on ongoing terms ending January 4 1920.

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Organization forms A E F Club for overseas service men

Mou Wie Law Service Overseas announces the organization of an A E F club at the university. The group includes army navy and marine men who served with the American Expeditionary Forces from privates to captains and aims for monthly meetings to share experiences and socialize.

Ciuv Army Navy Marines L.F. Hendricks Jackson Miss R. L. Sullivan William M. McDowell H. T. Aardwigg Greenville J. D. Arrington Monticello J. J. Aycock McComb G. H. Brandon Natenez P. B. Buckley Enterprise S. P. Berry Braxton Sam J. Bowers Gulfport J. H. Brown Fulton H. M. Bobo Clarksdale R. L. Chapman Batesville C. W. Carlisle Kosciusko W. E. Frashuer New Albany L. D. Farrington G. C. Farrish Winona M. W. Mills Richton W. M. Mauldin Pontotoc J. K. McVey West Point T. H. McElroy Burgess H. R. McGowan Water Valley F. B. Park Stamford Tex H. D. Pickens Tocopola Lamar F. Phyfer J. L. Roark E. L. Russell B. C. Stovall Okiona E. B. Turner Hernando W. L. Tennett Sumrall W. F. Woolard Oxford

Hawkins Bros in New Place Expands Horse Stock Sales

Hawkins Brothers opened sales stables at the Elliott Lumber former site opposite Rates' Garage. They distribute car loads of horses and mules nationwide. The new stand attracts buyers and they announce arrivals in the Hagle columns, with ongoing weekly consignments.

Elliott Lumber Company Rates Hawkins Brothers

Moonlit Alumni Night Ends In Whimsical Vows

A breezy alumni night features playful verse praising a Doctor and a junior law student. The note hints at affection and a marriage proposal framed as a humorous request to be a guinea pig, followed by an editor's remark about medical experiments on students last year and a pledge not to use guinea pigs again.

Transylvania Freshmen Win In Interclass Contest 30–20

The freshmen defeated the sophomores 30 to 20 to take the annual interclass competition at Transylvania College.

Pig Show Rained Out in Oxford Postponed to 20th

Rain cancelled the oxford pig show originally set for the 1éth and qa scheduled for the 29th. The event moved to the 20th with exhibitors urged to bring pigs corn club records and exhibits to the County Agent this week. Girl’s clubs invited to send work to Miss Ek Voney for state fair judging and prizes.

Oxford Corn Club

Positions Open for Census Enumerators in January Work

Census enumerator positions offered in Charleston Mississippi with pay from four to six dollars per day. Applications to supervisor John M Kuykendall due by October 25 with test exams at month end. supervisor to meet all applicants. Women eligible. Tulane mentions crowded attendance this year.

John M. Kuykendall Charleston Mississippi

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Oxford High Altus News Ll&c Oglethorpe University Millsaps College Attorney General A. E. F. Club U. of M Mou Dr. Jr. Med Junior Law Leo Transylvania College Tulane W. B. McMahon Drs Parker’s
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