Kennedy Manager Organ on Application
A short classified notice from The Oxford Eagle indicates an opening for a Kennedy manager position. Details show contact lines referencing Fayette County and local residence, with application requested.
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01 Sep 1910
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Oxford Eagle in Oxford, Mississippi
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelts stance on GOP rivals sparks party cleanout
The article notes Roosevelt’s hard line against crooked Republicans and predicts further purges as Wall Street signals it is past frost damage. It references Taft Aldrich Cannon and Sherman in a broad, opinionated roundup of political figures and satire from the social season.
Therspoon Triumphs Over Byrd In Mississippi Defeat
A Mississippi political column celebrates Therspoon's victory over Byrd, denouncing Byrd for collusion with opponents and loss of public trust. The piece praises Witherspoon as a reformer and warns the electorate to reject the defeat of the people’s will. Leroy Percy and C H Alexander are named among opponents.
Senatorial Position Heated by Common Cause Fallout
The piece argues that the Common Cause secret caucus backed by Leroy Percy C H Alexander and A M Byrd undermined Vardaman in a Mississippi Senate race. It claims voters will reject such covert actions and insists the public never chose those men to represent them. The piece frames the defeat as a dark, unspoken maneuver hidden from the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Adem Berd
Congress
United States Senate
Adam Byrd
Byrd
Witherspoon
Politiecan
Leroy Percy
C. H. Alexander
Vardaman
South
A M. Byrd
Common Cause
United States
James K. Vardaman
Political rancor in Mississippi over Corrupt Causes and Vardaman
A public salvo condemns the so called Common Cause faction in Mississippi politics. It attacks alleged clandestine schemes against Governor Vardaman and warns voters they will face a sweeping defeat in the upcoming election. The piece also references a Boston lard weight scandal as a contrasting note.
Confederate Olumn recall of Paris Rebels in Civil War events
J. B. Hauser of Merkle Texas recalls local Civil War memories in La Fayette county. He notes the Paris Rebels company, led by Judge Geo Paris and others, served at Grenada in 1861, fought at Fort Donelson, and faced prison at Camp Chase before dispersing. He mentions twenty local youths answering the 1861 call and reflects on the era's drums and Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perons
Eagie
F. A. Smith
la Fayette County
Paris
Geo. Paris
Thaddeus Pitlman
Buck Collum
F. Hamblett
Grenada
Col. Duke
Fort Donelson
Camp Chase Prison
Cap
Magnolia Guards
Sarepta
Water Valley Rifles
Dixie
J. B. Hauser
Merkle, Texas
Campaign of 1864 Continued Ep Eagle
A Civil War update recalls the 1864 Wilderness to Petersburg fighting as Grant presses Petersburg while Lee’s line holds. A letter from a Lamar Rifles member in Deep Bottom dated June 25, 1864 describes movements near Petersburg and notes minimal company casualties and uncertain Union strategy toward Weldon or the Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Spotsylvania
Cold Hartor
Grant
Lee
Northern Virginia
Lamar Rifles
Deep Bottom
Bro
James River
Cook
Davis
Heth
Richmond
White House
Weldon
N. C
Peninsula
Richmond Dines July 4 Amid Dust and War News
A fragmented wartime letter from Richmond describes July 4 dining and morale, references to battles at Spotsylvania and Vicksburg, dust and heat, nightly Yankee dispatches, and asks about a local home remedy ZEMO for skin ailments.
Notice to Coal Sealers and Public Bids Advertised
Legal notices itemize coal sealing bids for furn ishing 35 tons of Plast Cia for the Howse and Jaf and announce publishing rights for county officers. Also outlines public sale notices, tender periods, bond requirements, and bid rejection rights. Sections cover tax payer notices and bridge project bids with deadlines and bid let procedures. W M Woodwarp, Clerk, Oxford, Miss 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighereby
Notice of public road letting by LaPayette County Supervisors
The LaPayette County Board of Supervisors will hold a bid letting on Tuesday September 8 at the south door of the court house in Oxford from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and continue daily until all listed road segments are bid. Bids will be opened to the lowest bidder meeting contract terms with plans on file. The board may reject any and all bids. Roads involved include the Oxford and Rocky Ford, Oxford and Abbeville, New Oxford and College Hill, and other segments described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thessay
Oxford
Fabh
Gallegh's
Oxford and Water Valley
Oliver Levee
Yorona River
Butterreck
Oxford and Dallas Road
Tle
W. M. Woodwarp
Miss
LaPayette
Suesday
Court House
Im Board
Ee Focalty Ae
Fond
Howard
Ford Corporation
Oliver On Yorons
Oxford and
Rocky Ford Road
Abbeville Road
Jefferson
New Oxford and
College Hill Road
Corporation of Ox
Paul Rees
Oxford and Pontotoc road project list outlined
The report details road links and grades for Oxford, Pontotoc, New Albany, and surrounding routes. It lists segments by link numbers, starting points, ending points, and nearby landmarks, reflecting August Board of Supervisors approvals and local intersections.
Community Health Meeting at Batt Springs
The Batt Springs gathering drew attentive listeners as Rev. T. H. Winter led sermons day and night. Three joined the church and services are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday September 11 and 13, with both morning and night sessions and all invited. Mrs Deniz Buller and Mrs Halle Harrison are visiting nearby towns. several local residents, including Mr Curtis Busby and Miss Fattie Vinnef, visited Cora Littlejohn and Mrs Hawkins recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bit Sethe
Rye Bos
Batt Springs
T. H. Winter
Deniz Buller
Bluff Springs
Halle-Harrison
Tula
Curtis Busby
Fattie Vinnef
Cora Littlejohn Tuesaday
Nelli Gambie
Hawkins
Letha Wood
Mattie Vinson
Doan's Kidney Pills Touted In Local Ad Claim
An old fashioned medicine advertisement warns of kidney illness with symptoms like pale foamy urine and back pain. It cites a testimonial from Dan Wiley of Oxford Mississippi detailing relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills and endorses Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sates
Taney
Bright
Dean
Dan Wiley
North Atreat
Oxford
Price & Cente Foster
Milburn Co
Baffais
New York
United States
Doan
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