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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

5

Local Families Se away on Weekend and School Moves

Mr and Mrs George Buffaloe Sr and Miss Annie Jorgesen left for Greenwood to visit their daughters and coast side two weeks. Teachers departed for state schools including Miss Faye Means to All Saints College Vicksburg Miss Myra Hume and Lucy Elliott to M C Holly Springs and others to Tupelo Clarksdale Madison Indianola and more. Various residents travel visit and attend events with relatives in Memphis Grenada Dallas Kosciuske Ruleville Grenada College and Oxford.

Faye Means All Saints College Vicksburg Myra Hume Lucy Elliott J. L. Farley Reed Lipscomb Tupelo Lute Worley Memphis Tenn Marnie Wendel Wat Wardlaw Grenada Margaret Rowland Wilford Galladay Neice Margaret Keys Ruleville Wallace—Harper Methodist Church Martin Smith Clarksdale G. K. Smith Mary Lawshee Bennett Fort Worth Texas

Farm Implement Show At Tri State Fair Sets Big Demonstrations

The Tri State Fair runs September 23 to 30 with an extensive farm implement show. Memphis dealers and the association will stage elaborate exhibits plus hourly demonstrations of machinery designed to ease farm work. Local residents and visitors from surrounding counties attend with families and friends while some locals travel for other events.

Memphis

Poultry Fanciers Plan Great Show at Tri-State Fair

The Tri-State Poultry Association and fair officials announce a September 23 to 30 event featuring the Greatest Poultry Show in the South. The show, held in a new 30 000 square foot pavilion with steel single deck coops, follows American Poultry Association rules and hosts the Southern meet of the American Bantam Association, drawing breeders nationwide and offering extensive stock and pet exhibitions.

Poultry Department Tri-State Tri-State Poultry Association American Poultry Association American Bantam Association Memphis Tri-State Fair United States

Arm Wrenched on Street Car Sues for 5000

H Edgar Stone of Cleveland sues the Cleveland Street Railways Company for 5000 damages alleging his arm was severely wrenched when a crowded street car started suddenly while he held to a strap.

Cleveland H. Edgar Stone Cleveland Street Railways Company

Primaries Held Today Across Several States

Washington dispatch notes primaries in Massachusetts Michigan Washington Arizona Vermont Colorado and Louisiana. Chief attention on Lodge Poindexter and Townsend as test of Republican support for the Harding administration.

Zona Vermont Colorado Louisiana Can Didacy Senator Lodge Massachusetts Poindexter Washington Townsend Michigan Tarding

Oxford High urged to spark life into football squad

In a column on school athletics, the author calls for the football coach or athletic director to energize Oxford High's team. The piece argues every player should give maximum effort and predicts the squad will feel the crash as the season begins, urging development of good players.

Oxford High

All-Southern selections named by Zipp Newman

Sporting editor's Birmingham News lists 1922 all-Southern picks with McMillan Memphis as shortstop Stewart Birmingham second base Schliebner Little Rock first base Tucker New Orleans right field Connolly Little Rock left field Ewaldt New Orleans third base Jimmy Burke Memphis center field Lapan catcher Robertson catcher and pitchers Robinson Henry Martina Lucas Walker Fowlkes and Mulvey in Birmingham, Ala. on Sept. 9.

McMillan Memphis Stewart Birmingham Schliebner Little Rock Tucker New Orleans Connolly Ewaldt Jimmy Burke Lapan Robertson Robinson Henry Martina Lucas Walker Fowlkes

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Pine Lumber Weare Ed Price Mill Track Oxford Miss H. B. Owen Tie Co George Buffaloe, Sr Annie Jorgesen Greenwood Mesdames Butler and Reins Jorgesen Miss Marvel Ramey Mrs. G. J. Blanchert Dallas Katherine Crane French Camp Mildred Hannah Pulaski, Tenn Mrs. Even Pegues Denver Col Dan Keel Emma Jane Mary Sue Mrs. Walter Lee Baggett Mr.Hubert Miss Susan Baggett Jones Harvey Kosciuske, Miss Mrs. Brady Sarah Longest Pontotoc Dr. C. C. Longest Mrs. Golladay Bill Golladay Coffeeville Henry Mize Holly Springs McMahon House Nolan Dixon Woodville Tulane James Bell Jackson Lillie Hudson Mr. Herman Mary Glenn Middleton, Tenn S. M. Burns M. M. Bedenbaugh A. & M. College R. E. Harkins T. L. Robuck Altus E. C. Cobb Woodson Ridge Joe Moody Yellow Leaf Earl Fudge Warner Holt Indianola P. H. Wright, Sr Ella Wright Kate Skipworth Marjorie Yankersley Will Lewis Charleston Clyde Lindsey Grenada College Mary E. Doney Julia Wooten Pauline Harris Home Demonstrator Doney Bonds Dem Farm Implement Show Panola County John Ramey and Son Crawfordsville, Ark Lex Ramey Dr. Barry Cornish Mr. Williams Frank Mr. Dermont Nunnally Messrs Donald Woodward Var Ley Ledbetter Varley Prince Adams Bill Galladay Holley Joe Parks Boyce Henderson C. C. Longest Louisville Dorothy Venada Jonesboro Ark Mrs. Gladden J. C. Gates Boschert Duncan Ruth Wainwright Burg J. S. Maxey R. C. Jones W. D. Braswell Oxford Friends William Russell Long Acre Jackie Coogan Ma Talmadge South Massa Washington, Ari Clyde Elmoore Zipp Newman Birmingham News Ala Utility Mulvey W. R. Boles Prop A. A. Billingsly Coal and General Trans Farm Bureau Lafayette County Farm Bureau Henery Geralds
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