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Announcement Rate Schedule for Offices
Rates for announcements are $25 for state and district offices, $15 for county offices, and $5 for city offices. Announcement fees must be paid in advance in all cases. The rates include the usual write up for candidates through the first and second primaries.
Joe H. Fard Named Circuit Judge Candidate
The Eagle announces Joe H. Fard of Houston Mississippi as a candidate for Circuit Judge in the Third Judicial District, pending Democratic Primary action. Also mentions Thomas E. Pegram of Rinley Mississippi as candidate.
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Joe H. Fard
Houston
Miss
Third Judicial District
Thomas E. Pegram
Rinley, Miss
G. T. Irby Seeks Oxford Marshal Post in Primary Race
G. T. Irby declares candidacy for the office of Marshal of Oxford, contingent on the outcome of the Democratic Primaries.
The Mississippi Second Primary Votes in Bitter Campaign
The second primary across Mississippi ended amid bitter fights. Senator James K. Vardaman was defeated while Hubert Stephens received the nomination. Campaign power leaned on banks corporations and money, with Stephens backed by Stevenites and capital against unorganized labor.
Local Couples Visit and Weekend Travels Mentioned
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dobbs of Woodson Ridge visiting Ike Roberts family. The Bay Springs annual singing is set for Sunday. Mrs. Henry Bacard visits Mrs. Tom Metts. Other trips include Mrs. R. P. Nunnerly and Simmons Metts group to Etta, Dr. Albert Russel group from Tankersley to Tutwiler, Rosa Hargis to Corinth, Lois Hathorn to Raymond, Dale Kimmons to Jackson, Myrtle Ramey and Juliette Pegues to New Orleans.
Educator claims proof boy not his in Mississippi case
Notre Dame law professor O E Shaw returns from South Bend. In Oxford, Prof Tiernan faces a charge and a Hastings case to determine if Henry Poulin’s arrest and hearing will proceed. The story traces witnesses and local reactions as Mississippi politics and farm interests mix with legal action and a statewide election climate.
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Bryan
South Bend
Ind
Delta
John T. Tieran
Mr. Stephens
Tiernan
Stephens
Missis
Sippi
Poulin
Mississippi
County Agricultural Exhibit Promotes Local Cooperation
The Lafayette county article urges universal political organizing and voter registration. It promotes a County Agricultural Exhibit on September 16 at the Bank of Oxford to showcase home and farm products and send a representative to the Tri State Fair in Memphis.
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Lafayette County
Memphis
Ruth Goolsby
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
J. W. Walker
Lafayette
Steamship Coltraps Fire Kills Captain in Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida on September 6 Captain C H Olsen was killed and the third engineer seriously injured when a fire swept the steamship Coltraps operated by Page Jones. The incident occurred aboard the vessel at Pensacola harbor.
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Pensacola, Fla
C. H. Olsen
Engi
Coltraps
Page & Jones
Greeks Make Determined Stand On Italian Front
Athens dispatches report Greeks making a determined stand along the Italian battle front as of this morning. The report cites frontline positions and allied efforts in responding to ongoing hostilities.
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Athens
Greece
Classified Want Ads for Hosiery Reps and Local Services
A string of classified notices offers employment to sell guaranteed hosiery with pay that includes 40 dollars weekly full time or 1 dollar hourly spare time. Also listed are an electrical service by B A Smith and a house with three acre lot for sale in Burgess near Burgess Consolidated High School with price details.
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International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Burgess
Burgess Consolidated High School
E. S. Samuels
Coffeeville
Miss
J. E. Peacock Painter and Paper Hanger Ad
Local contractor J. E. Peacock offers painting and paper hanging services. For estimates call 314, as listed in the August 31 1941 notice.
Pretermitted Lafayette County Circuit Court Term 1922
Orders in Oxford Mississippi pretermitting the September 1922 circuit court term after a full bar and county official petition. Judge John W. T. Falkner cites insufficient docket business and best county interest for the decision made August 23, 1922.
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State of
Mississippi
Lafayette
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
John W. T. Falkner
Contracts for transporting students announced for Sept 8
Legal notice states contracts for transporting school children to schools with no prior agreements will be awarded at 2 o clock Friday September 8 1922 at the court house in Oxford. Aug 81 Sept 7 16 Co Supt Education.
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G. T. Irby
Oxford
Mis
Sissippi
James K. Vardaman
Hubert Stephens
Stevenites
Banks
Vardaman
Hubert Stephers
Congress
E. C. Dobbs
Wood
Son Ridge
Mr. and
Mrs
Ike Roberts
Bay Springs
Henry Bacard
Tom Metts
R. P. Nunnerly
Mrs. Simmons Metts
Etta Mississippi
Albert Russel
Tankersley
Tutwiler
Rosa Hargis
Corinth
Lois Hathorn
Raymond
Dale Kimmons
Jackson
Myrtle
Ramey and
Juliette Pegues
Lee M. Russel
Notre Dame
O. E. Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Holden Gathright
Dewey Metts
Oakland
Metts
May Rogers
Paulin
Jimmy Bowers
Albany
Annie Cockerel
Clayton, la
Alpha Kendel
Tulsa
Annie Brown
Birmingham
Joe Lipscomb
New Augusta
Edna Lowe Eatman
George Lowe
Grenada
Tom Ward
R. L. Danley
Florence, Ala
Neice
J. H. Roberson
Tuscum
Bia
W. B. McMahon
Wal
Ter, Jr
Taylor
Aeve
Joe Roberts
Emphis
Woodson Ridge
Acad
Dorisond
Lawson Wiley
Dan
F. Reynolds
Buford Bryant
Mary E. Deney
J. E. Allen
Mattie Gabriel Houston
Pea
Parks
Sallie Dooley
van Tankersley
College Hill
R. G. Morgan
Misses Doney
Starkville
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Sardis
Mae McGuire
Ruleville
Annie Lee Walke
Annie Grace Parks
Shelby
Marjorie
Wiley
Messrs
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Heigh Wartley
Vera Horn
Estelle Knight
Holly
University
Dennie Butler
Chicago
Sarah Webster
Valerie Metts
Flora Buffaloe
Greenwood
Ers, Mesdames Reins and Butler
Ross Brown
Kai Moss
J. E. Brown
Courtland
E. Hamlin
West Point
Bessie Storer
Democratic
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Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Bank of Oxford
Frank Fletchall
Paris
Howard McCorkle
Route 1
James W. Walker
T. B. Reynolds
Mary E. Doney
S. S. Johnson
Durley Jones
Vicksburg, Miss
Mississippi River
Neer
Ruby McCoy
First National Bank
Jas. Stone. Oldham
Stone & Stone
Attorneys-at-Law
Oxford and
Charleston
F. M. Heard
Harry M. Bryan
A. E. Russell
Geford, Mississippi
B. A. Smith
Patton
J. E. Peacock
Court House
Pension Board
J. L. Shinault
Miles Dennis
Lake Village
C. L. Sivley
S. S. Webster