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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

2

Oxford Eagle and Lafayette County Press Notice Rates

Local notice pricing details for obituary and advertising in the Oxford Eagle and Lafayette County Press period page. Rates include obituaries at one cent per word prepaid, various subscription costs, and advertising charges as listed in the consolidated 1916 publication.

Lafayette County Press Oxford Eagle Consolidated Lafayette County and City of Oxford United States Eaders Oxford Eagle

Mississippi War Bond Drive Shows Strong Patriotism

Mississippi entered World War I with rural roots and rising resolve. The United War Fund convention in Jackson drew nearly 1,000 delegates and 5,000 attendees, including Gypsy Smith, as the state vows to double its $700,000 quota. Negroes participated, and thousands flocked to hear war stories and plea for funds despite cotton harvests and busy seasons.

United States Mississippi Red Cross France Jackson Atlanta Birmingham Gypsy Smith South

Mississippi Loyal To War Efforts In Europe

The piece asserts Mississippi is 100 percent American as its families have deep roots within the state. It urges enduring support for wartime actions until victory over Germany and anticipates strong reaction to every war movement until Berlin peace is secured in the final treaty.

Germany France Mississippi Berlin

No to 21-year governor eligibility amendment in Mississippi

The Yazoo County News argues against a proposed constitutional change allowing 21 year olds to run for governor. It condemns the move as unpatriotic and unnecessary, urging voters to reject it in the November election and to condemn any candidate backing the amendment as a slacker dodging military duty.

Mississippi Yazoo County

Appointment of Lafayette County U S Boys Working Reserve Director

John A. Donaldson is appointed county director of the U S Boys Working Reserve by the government. He may enroll boys aged sixteen to twenty and mobilize any number for two weeks of next summer training under government direction. J. T. Calhoun, Federal State Director, B. W. R.

John A. Donaldson U. S U. S. Boys Working Reserve U. S. Boys’ Working Reserve J. T. Calhoun

Purify Liver and Bowels with Herbaline Remedy

Advertisement urging readers to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels as season brings illness. Recommends HERBINE as the right remedy and notes price at 60 cents with local sale by sellers.

Ole Miss becomes regular Army camp post

The university becomes an Army post as Uncle Sam takes command, converting Gordon Hall into Gordon Barracks and arranging cot bunks, daily inspections, and rigid training. Officers and non commissioned officers arrive, uniforms and rifles expected, hours aligned to Army standards, with Company 1 through 4 organized under Lieutenant commanders and cadet leadership.

Ole Miss Uncle Sam Camp Pike United States Gordon Hall Gordon Barracks United States Army F. P. Smith Fort A. & M. College Jeffery Proctor D. Houston W. C. Swan Fort Sheridan Sgt Clark W. Diane Lester H. K. Mahon Bugler Paul Rogers Amis Coker Hewes Maddox Wills Edwin Neilson Bassinger Pigford Lake Simrall Holladay Mattox Powell McKnight Geisenberger Futroye Rivers Carney Reedy National Guard Camp Jackson University S. H. Glass Naval Medical Glass i I. A. Dobson J. T. Patton C. R. Moser H. R. Farmer R. M. Rowan L. G. Wilkerson J. Douglass A. H. Little T. D. Rivers D. Y. Wilson R. H. Creekmore Rufus Creekmore Water Valley Marion Institute Creekmore Camp Sheridan Rufus Cowling H. L. Rush G Co. M. A Rush College of Medicine Durfe Therrel Golden D. L. Ross Dailey Mathers Ogden Beck Strange Wigginton

Vermifuge advertised to remove worms from child

An advertisement touts creaming vermifuge for children to rid them of worms. It claims GE removes parasites and improves vital organs, promising a healthy condition. Sold by A H Kendel at 30 cents per bottle.

115 Style Singer machine displayed at market window

A market window showcase features the 115 Style Singer machine described as a peach. An accompanying ad promotes 666 cures and antiseptic BROZONE with multiple price points and sales by A. H. Kendel for emergency use.

Southwest Corner Square

Notice of Trustee Sale in Oxford Mississippi

Trustee G W Brooks will sell for cash at the Lafayette County Courthouse in Oxford Mississippi the trustee sale of L G Driver and Ella Driver land to satisfy a past due debt to G H Murray & Sons. The property includes the SW quarter of Section Fourteen Township 7 Range one and the south part of the NE quarter of Section Fourteen Township 7 Range one totaling 53.18 acres. Sale set for Monday November 25 1918 within legal hours.

L. G. Driver Ella Driver G. H. Murray & Sons Lafayette Oxford Miss Mississippi S. W Teite Sons

Non-Resident Divorce Suit Filed in Lafayets County Court

Susie Wilkins of Whitehaven is summoned to appear in the Chancery Court at Oxford Mississippi on the fourth Monday in November 1918 to answer the divorce bill filed by Willie Wilkins. The document is dated September 28 1918 and signed by Clerk W M Woodward with solicitor Lee M. R. assisting.

Williemans S. Susie Wilkins Susie Wilkins Whitehaven Ennesses Chancery Court Lafayets County Mississippi Oxford Willie Wilkins W. M. Woodward Char Louis Stephens Lee M. R

Non-Resident Notice From Court Proceedings

A non-resident notice announces that the defendant must answer or demur in the Mississippi court by the fourth Monday of November. The document is dated October 2 1918 and signed by W M Woodward, clerk, with attorney John Falkner Jr. as solicitor.

W. M. Woodward John Falkner, Jr E ‘Nant

Public Bridge Bids Sought in Lafayette County Mississippi

The Board of Supervisors of Lafayette County announces sealed bids will be received until noon on November 1918 for building four bridges in the county. Projects include a 32 foot bridge on Oxford road near Van Robert's place, a 160 foot bridge at the Tallahatchie River mouth on Beat 2, a 100 foot bridge on Clear Creek Beat 8, and a 64 foot bridge on Bacon Road District. Bidders must post bonds totaling the bid amount. The board reserves right to reject all bids. Oxford Mississippi. October 15, 1918. W. M. Woodward, Clerk. Louis Stephens, D.C.E.

Mississippi Lafayette Novem Ltd Oxford and Rocky Oxford van Robert’s Place Tipe Tallahatchie River Bacon Road Bacon Board of Maren T Board Mississi P

Non-Resident Notice For Estate Clerk Seeks Claims

A damaged notice references Nettie Pegues with an unclear posting and Falkner Jr as clerk in a probate or civil matter dated October 8 10 17 with unknown office. The fragmentary text indicates a legal notice requiring actions from non residents or claimants within a specified period.

Petition for Pardon for Andrew John in Lafayette County

Petition urges a pardon for Andrew John convicted in September 1917 for obtaining property under false pretenses. It claims Johnson benefited little, the property went to another, and that Johnson has already paid for the crime. Filed by J. G. T. Tarver and others with dates Oct 10 17 24 31.

Bos Andrew John Lafayette County Snd State Tentiary Case Johnson Old Johnson J. G. T. Tarver Othe

Taxpayers urged to pay 1918 taxes by December 15

Notice to taxpayers informs that tax books for 1918 taxes are received and slightly larger than last year. All taxes must be paid by December 15 except the $3.00 tax already paid by that date. payment before the rush is encouraged. Sheriff Sneed signs the notice dated October 24.

M. Sneed

Feed B Thomas Hog Powder Notice

For sale at Carter's Drug Store. Directions emphasize mixing with feed and moistening with water to create a crumbly dose for each hog. Guarantee money back if not satisfied. Includes references to illness and malaria or colds.

Thomas Carter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rorge W. Price Paul Schrier P. B. Berg Captain Black Paul B. Berg Wirt L. Harris E. L. Cochran Cochran Sheridan Gjems Fraser Hindman Doxey H. Doxey Doxey Wilson Hull R J. Farley Ashby Woodson Willie Bob Woodson West Point Baltimore Academy Company 2 Cr. G. Ray P. L. Hill S. H. Hawks C. J. Lewis J. R. Durfey J. L. Jackson W. O. Kincannon L. Stein F. R. Turley R. V. McKelvaine D. W. Howell Fine G. Bedford W. E. Wilson C. S. Moser Ira F. Jones O. Reedy A. B. Carney W. E. Dorroh Jones Dorreoh Adv A. H. Kendel G. W. Brooks C.E Nettie Pegues Conan Falkner, Jr
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