Oxford Eagle News and Civil Notices Roundup
Cotton picking and corn gathering apparent headlines for the day. Mr. Joe Roverta and wife on sick diet. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Alderson announce a new visor in their home. M. J. Quick and wife visited relatives near Potts Camp. Lonnie Quick at graded school in Oxford. Wilco Gardner improving after illness. Many attend the Oxford Fair this week. Gennie Woodward listed as sick. Best wishes to the Eagle and its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roverta
J. B. Alderson
M. J. Quick
Potts Camp
Lonnie Quick
Oxford
Wilco Gardner
Gennie Woodward
A. M. Crawford
Childress
James Parks
Cypress
Uns Sullivan
James Sullivan
Cy*press
W. T. Keel
Jack Adama
Dovie
Venison’s Ridge
Guy Windham
Esker Builer Lind
G. W. Crawford
Sioday
Joel
Will Keel
University Notes Highlight Prize and Societies
Mr. B F King won a prize funded by Dr Stauffer for top grades and athletics last year. Interest grows in the Sigma and Herrons literary societies at the university. The Ole Miss has released a historical catalog from 1st to 10th detailing the university’s proceedings, attracting former and prospective students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. King
University of Mississippi
Mrs Maria Stephens Parvin Dies After Long Life of Charity
Mrs. Maria Stephens Parvin, born in Kentucky and long a Cincinnati resident, died at an advanced age after a life spent aiding orphans and charitable work. She lived with her daughter in law since her husband’s death and was later laid to rest beside her husband in Enid.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
A.C. Bramleyt
Enid
Sweet
Praown
Frank Dudley to Entertain Oxford At Opera House
The Frank Dudley company will perform at the Opera House all next week starting Monday night. The troupe features Miss Cora Belle Bonnie and a strong supporting cast as they present three new plays and vaudeville acts each evening. Oxford theatergoers and others on tour look forward to high quality entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dudley
Opera House
Oxford
Prank Dudley
Dudley
Cora Belle Bonnie
The Jeffersonian Weekly Magazine Preview and Health Ad
A national weekly magazine The Jeffersonian promotes free independent thought with sections like a Woman’s Page and departments for Veterans Farm Children’s Club and Sunny Brother. An ad for ZEMO skin treatment from Kendal Drug Store touts a money back guarantee and the product’s claims. Electric Bitters is praised as a top health builder claiming to strengthen the whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Eaton
Vito
Children’s Club
Sunny Brother
Jeffersonian
Ion
THE
Jeffersonians
Thomson
Kendel
Zemo
La Fayette County Fair Delights Builders Of Community
The La Fayette County Fair in Oxford proceeds with exhibits of fowls fruits vegetables and corn praised as finest in the state. The Boy's Corn Club displays impress judges Prof Horton Ames and J F Goolsby. Ridingdriving contests and a band of Bil Yarbro and 14 horses amuse crowds as cattle and colt show approach closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Corn Club
Horton and
Ames
Holly Springs
J. F. Goolsby
Mississippi
LaFayette County
University Street
Janette Sowers
Victoria Oldham
Bil Yarbro
la Fayette County
Local notes on farming plans and school activities
The county pair inspires farmers to pursue independent farming and combat boll weevil. Latayele Springs High School makes good progress under Prof. F. L. Jones with Miss Fing. Nell Jones of Potts Camp starts a Springdale music class. A school debate favors abolition of theft over prevarication. Doc Miller sells low price goods while preparing for Oxford county fair. Teachers rally at Pontotoc. Keel to return to Leodicea Oct 31 for a larger school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latayele Springs High School
F. L. Jones
Misa Fing
Nell Jones
Potts Camp
Springdale
J. A. Coleman
D. T. Keel
Howard Weica
W.P. York
Doc Miller
Joe
Unclaimed Mail Matter at Oxford Post Office
Unclaimed mail list ends Saturday with names and numbers for many residents and businesses in Oxford. Also an advertisement for White's Cream Vermifuge claims to improve sickly pale animals, offering a cure and urging purchase from A H Reace?l.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Post-Office
Dettend
Bomis
Hbraanon
Birdy
le Ranies
Lolia Ed ‘Ouch
Mise Pinkis
T Dednylider
B. St. Avis
Mra. Dd
Greer
Hudson
S. M. St Hemilton
Robertson
Cass Smith
Andrew Smith
Mes
Mick Shaw
Mies
Carrie x Thompson
Walott
DeWite
Charles
Zolan
M. Howay
P M
Hair Tonic Promises Free Trial for Hair Growth
Advertisement claims 98 percent need a tonic to combat hair issues. It guides a simple test of hair bulb color to judge health and promotes O3 Hair Tonic from Rexall Store sold by R. R. Chilton & Co. with two sizes and a money back offer if unsatisfactory.
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Sii
Rexali
R. R. Chilton & Co
Nancy Saturday Night at Lee M Russell Theatre
Daisy Cameron stars in C Herbert Kerrs new comedy Nancy at the Lee M Russell venue. The Broadway favorite plays a cheerful country girl with a string of comic situations. Cameron is backed by an excellent supporting company in a wholly self contained production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee M. Russell
Daisy Cameron
C. Herbert Kerr
Nancy
Dollie Dimples
Doll
DeWolf Hopper
Johnny
Rexall Orderlies touted for aged bowel relief
An advertisement proclaims Rexall Orderlies as a safe dependable remedy for constipation and bowel disorders in elderly or weak constitution individuals. It promises soothing tonic effects without griping or nausea and offers a personal guarantee refund if claims fail, priced at 25¢ and 10c, sold at Rexall Store through R. R. Chilton & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
R. R. Chilton & Co
Thrice-Weekly New York World Subscription Offer
The New York World promotes its thrice weekly edition as impartial and accurate, promising truth over party and inviting readers to subscribe. It advertises a lower price plan with frequent delivery and large paper counts, aiming to broaden its readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sival
Lareoot
Ben Pest
Priestead
New York World
Pha Pegrisr
Community notes and local notices from Cypress area
Absence of weeks, crop gathering, school opening planned by Prof. A. M. Crawford. Local residents host boarders, family health updates, and visits. Advertisements mention Foley's Kidney Remedy and King of all cough cures for coughs and lung issues. Also notes on Basket King’s Arnica Salve and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as trusted remedies.
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Chamberlain
Community Health News and Local Notices
The health of this community is very good and Sunday school work is praised. Local residents note visits with relatives in Memphis and nearby towns, attendance at Oxford Fair, and light cotton crops. Advertisements promote eczema relief with ZEMO and Ballard’s Horehound Syrup from A H Kendel Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Wait
Memphis
James Bonds
J. E. Bounds
W. M. Adams
Cyprees
Annie Hale
Jifes Bonds
D. B. Pritchard
Estelle
James Coffer
H. F. Baker
Will Adams
Jack Adam
A. J. Mayfield
Gray
Jack Mayfield
Oxford
Caswell
Ballard
A. H. Kendel
Bids invited for multiple bridges in Lafayette County Mississippi
The County Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids on several bridge projects in Lafayette County Mississippi including a bridge near Billy Fadge's, a ditch crossing near Pusecass Creek headwaters, and a Taylor Creek bridge west of Lafayette Springs. Bids to be opened at public outcry with sureties and plans on file. the board reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Yooma ‘Bottom
Billy Fadge’s
Pusecass Creek
Alan
Taylor Creek
LaFayette Springs
Hic
Book of Supervisors
LaFayette
Teesday
Soclek
Tippah
Orford and
Holly Serloys
Abbeville
Pontotoc Rews
Meas Ledbetter’s
Anguat
Board of Supervisors
LaFayelte County
State of
Mississippi
Taylor Separate School
Public notices and medical ads mix in early 1910s record
A fragmented OCR mixed with public notices, banking references, school bond bids, and medical ads. It documents The National Bank of Oxford, Taylor Separate School District bond sale, and Foley’s Kidney Pills promotion, with names including Lawrence Murray and A. H. Kendel.
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Idaccin
Jreter
Ced Foley
Foley
A. H. Kendel
Proposed Mississippi constitutional amendments for ratification in 1910
The Mississippi Secretary of State announces a package of proposed constitutional amendments adopted by the 1910 Legislature and submitted to voters. Amendments cover sections 2 38 273 274 and 155, election of judges, legislative process for changes, and schedule for regular sessions. The notice lists dates for local ratification and confirms official publication.
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State of
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Musisippi
H. M. Freer
Senate
Prilith
Pihaad Ia
Isi
Masui
Circuit and Chancery Courts
House of Representatives
J. M Steerer
J. H. Heares
Legisatore
Siete
Misterpol
Ioese
Consti Union
Pete Octin Saal
Amaorus
Maysarr
Lenate
Dean’s Kidney Cure Ad Touts Mercyless Evidence
An old notice touts Dean’s Kidney Cure with claims of curing kidney disease and associated symptoms. It lists Foster-Wilburn Co as sole U.S. agents, Buffalo New York, and urges buyers to remember the name Dean’s and avoid others. It mentions a price of 56 cents and references a date-free advertisement style.
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Oxford Py
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Oxford Eagle
E. A. Thornzson
Proprietos
iNew
Maria Stephens Parvin
LaFayette Springs News
A. H. Reacel
Clara Belle
Bonnie
Polly Primrose
New York
Wisball
N. Kegan
A. H. Rendel
Leah Benth
A.B. Kemdel
Worlis Bewr
Buekien
America
Orie
Oxfel
Ox Ford
LaPagette
United States
J. Lowrienee Murray
Carremee
Osford
Eee
Ceanty
Eesil
Stegga
Lawrence O Mravy
Ceanperitier
Curtey
Massiseirey
Frank Couch
Cnanown
Chancery Court
Etse Co
W.M Woorwanp
A. T. Canorwers
Compiiant
HL. Bendel
Prite
A. Ff
Circuit
Chancery Courts
Missimippi
Joerge Power
Pier Xing
Taal
Keilles
Canalli
A. H Kendel
Oxford Brick & Tile
W. B. McMahon
Harmony
the Sisk, Lawshee Co
R. B. Robison
the Furniture Man
Dr. King
Miles
Joan Bust
Watervleit
Joseph Frankowick
Detroit
Mich
Wtae
Martin Prearms
Wien Street
New Baven
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