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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
3
Local notes report residents visiting relatives, court updates, and upcoming events in Oxford. Mentions include court sessions in Taylor and district elections, church revival plans, and social visits by residents to Memphis and Chicago.
A fragmented advertisement touts Oxford fluetratine as fast relief for burdens and aches. It claims quick benefit for those under daily strain and cites Dean's as the sole New York agents.
A speaker labeled gamblers of Wall Street and foreign markets urged Southern farmers to assert financial independence. He argued farmers deserve fair profit from cotton and warned that New England could profit from a hypothetical monopoly, claiming thirty cents a pound for cotton in such a case.
Police report widespread circulation of canceled Mississippi state warrants in Fort Smith and eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. Estimates cite a $25,000 face value consignation and victims include streetcar workers saloonkeepers and small merchants.
In Minneapolis society circles rumor of a quiet wedding between Florence Hopgext and a late multi millionaire's heir is noted. An empty ceremony is planned with a wedding in October pending finalization by Mrs Hopgoet. The lack of a public show is emphasized as a hopeful sign for an intimate union.
Taft hosts visit notes and local social items. Bridgeport, Texas resident Me Palmer plans a return home soon after months in Lafayette County. Funeral attendance includes Sivley and others from Taylor. Oxford College Hill reports a student wedding, a crowded chapel and harmonized services amid lively activity.
Judge and Mrs D M Kimbrough announce the approaching marriage of their sister Miss Lizzette Kimbrough to Mr John William McCall of Meridian on Wednesday night Sept 27 at First Baptist Church Oxford. The couple will reside in Meridian as friends extend best wishes.
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