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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

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Save the Honor of Old Lafayette Coou Oxford Liberty Loan Appeal

Influenza lockdown slows Fourth Liberty Loan push in Oxford County with a $150000 goal. By Tuesday $73000 subscribed, leaving $77000. Local business men boosted efforts at a meeting, then this morning $103000 subscribed. President Wilson’s message and Pershing front-line note urge full oversubscription to support war bonds and victory. Community members urged to pay 10 percent and arrange the rest with banks. last day Saturday.

Oford Oxford

Sewing Machine Oil and Repairs Available at J H Morris

J H Morris offers sewing machine oil needles and repairs for all kinds of sewing machines at his store. He serves as salesman and collector and prompts customers to visit for supplies and service.

J. H. Morris Carter

Mrs Paul Allen Dies as Influenza Claims Life

The town mourns the death of Mrs. Paul Allen aged about twenty, wife of Captain Paul Allen, who succumbed to Spanish influenza. Her loss follows illness that affected her husband and family, leaving parents, sisters, and friends to grieve her absence.

LF. Oldham Bak Cw Iil Iemai Paul Allen Camp Garden Victoria I md Otele Allen Marcy Parenta Twoisters

Revered Starkville Minister J C Park Dies After Service

Rev J C Park pastor of the Methodist Church in Starkville and a beloved North Mississippi conference figure died recently at his Starkville home. His eloquence and earnest leadership left a deep mark in Starksville and Oxford where he served for years. His loss is mourned by church members and the conference.

J.C. Park Methodist Starksville North Mississippi Starkville Oxford Brother Park Earth

Obituary Notice of Robert Johnson in Indianola

Merc J S Hindson reports the death of her nephew Robert Johnson of Indianola. A promising business man who formerly lived with his aunt and attended school here. He is survived by thirteen relatives and friends. The family extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved.

J. S. Hindson Robert Johnson Fidianole Me. Johnson

In Memoriam R L Stephens Lodge No 33 Memo

Obituary note from Oxfeed Mississippi dated October 6 1918 records resolutions by T S Gathright Lodge No 33 praising Bro R L Stephens loyalty charity and counsel. Committee M Webster W B McMahon Sr Ww M Woodward filed statements noting his devotion to family community and brothers. Also a separate classifieds item seeks coonhounds with wages offered and contact Box 354 Covington Tenn dated September 5 1961.

Oxfeed Miss T. S Gathright Lodge No Bro R. L. Stephens Heaven Breather Stephens Bro. Stephens M. Webster W. B. McMahon M. Woodward

DeGARIS DUNCAN MARRIAGE AT UNIVERSITY HOME

Dr Charles I De Garis of Thornibal Missouri and Miss Lucy C Duncan wed in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs M L Duncan on University Avenue Rev W W Woollard officiated The bride is granddaughter of B L Smith Wheat Point and taught Latin in Oxford High School The couple will reside at the bride’s mother’s home on University Avenue

Degaris Duncan Charles I. DeGaris Thornibal Maton Lucy C. Duncan M. L. Duncan University Avenue W. W. Woollard Miss

Local notes from Oxford and surrounding towns

Personal news from Oxford Mississippi and nearby areas recounts residents visiting relatives, travels to Memphis Louisville and Nashville, influenza updates, school closures, and military postings. Notables include Allen Leavell earning a lieutenant commission, Lieut Stuart Johnson transferred, and Miss Geraldine McCall and Miss Maude Mabry connections to local families.

Landrum Leavell Nashville Tenn John Ramey Lex Ramey Crawfordsville Ark Lynda Memphis B. S. Guyton Ingomar Amd Carlton Lake, Miss University Hospital Sid Johnson Stuart Johnson Camp Perry Ohio Camp McArthur Texas Mary Louise Juliet Pegues Yazoo City Crenshaw E. E. Marelle Dughter Cornersville R. G. Morgan Leland Hume Columbus Miss E. E. Temple Atlanta Oxford Della Blanche Allen North Missisippi J.P. Stafford Jimmie Allen Grenada Anna Parks Geraldine McCall Blue Mountain Maude Mabry Amory Maud Allen Mlanche Somerville Tom Price W. A. Stincheck New York France Lieut Horace Walton Seventh Texas Infantry San Antonio Mra. A. A. Young

Non essential list blocks for war effort and hire

A long government notice lists non essential industries and occupations exempt or restricted from war work in wartime conditions. It covers auto related trades barber shops confectioneries florists fruit dealers and several others with instructions on deliveries and staffing. The document is signed by H. H. Weir Federal Director and Chairman State Advisory Board and is followed by an unrelated rental notice for Underwood typewriters to students.

H. H. Weir

Words From Home Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills

An Oxford resident J D Cook, a farmer, testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills reliably ease kidney and back pains. He says a box from Chilton & Co’s Drug Store restores his health when kidneys misbehave. The ad emphasizes trustworthy local endorsements.

Oxford Doan J. D. Cook Ret Street Don Chilton & Co Dean Ae Co Buffalo, N. Y

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Save the Honor OF OLD Lafayette Cou Rasdent Wilson Apeals Lafayette County Wilson Woodrow Wilson Pershing Annie Southwestcomer Square Machine Oil Drs. Bramlett’s Drug Store Oxford, Mir Mrs Covington, Tean Ann Whiteway A. A. Young George Poindexter J. N. Swann Pittsburg Swanson Niles Jason Niles Kosciusko Hill Houston Minnie Lee Woods Baxter Wiley B. B. Russell J. P. Stafford Stacey Farr P . Purr Langstad Sherman Birdie Montgomery Davis Miller Y” House West Taylor Warpencer BR. Cresswell Tupelo Military Institute O. M. Cresswell Bae Orr Orrwood Tankersley Kenee Theniversity of Kentucker Gondrec Becker E. A. Chambers James Chambers Will Pigford Camp Gordon Lumberton Gabriel Houston Laurel Mollie Beanland Sardis Dale Brummett Marks John Walker St. Louis Allen Leavell Camp Hancock J. J. Vance Indianola Edd Smith Jewish War Relief Fund E. Lester A. T. Bunch R. C. Carter Sue Ree E. D. Anderson G. W. Anderson Betwee Seaee L. M. Childress Underwood Underwood Typewriter Co Tenn. E Robert L. Tomlinson West Side Square Victrola
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