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The Oxford Eagle announces advertising rates are available on application from AR E A Thompson proprietor and Wilmer Kennedy manager.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
2
The Oxford Eagle announces advertising rates are available on application from AR E A Thompson proprietor and Wilmer Kennedy manager.
A garbled column ribbing Roosevelt Taft and the 96 states election, with quips about vice president speakers, whiskey weather, and a Balkan mix of names. It riffs on Dr Wook, Fairbanks, Bla, and various places, offering satire on politics, media, and society.
In the final runoff Judge Roane and Hon. Hubert Stephens contested a low turnout district. Stephens won by roughly one thousand votes amid limited campaigning and broad Vardaman alignment. Roane’s supporters remained hopeful. Stephens pledged to partner with Gov. Vardaman on amendments and to be a faithful representative.
About 300 voters heard Percy and Alexander address county on Monday. Both speakers avoided explicit race solutions, emphasizing white rule and criticizing Vardaman. Alexander impressed more, while reactions were cool with little cheering or votes shifted.
The article recounts speaker remarks from a county event featuring Mr. Alexander and Mr. Percy. It notes accusations about secret caucus tactics, claims of compromised commissions, and reactions to criticisms of Vidaman and Wardman, ending with Bob Evans challenging airship as a weapon versus battleship faith.
A reader advocates a new seven mile road from the Coleman place south of Oxford along Burney Branch to Markette. He argues the project would boost local trade toward Oxford, suggests county funds up to 25 dollars per mile plus private contributions, and urges pushing a public road question despite up to stumps and rough spots to clear.
Lafayette County Board levies 14 mills on property for current fiscal year and imposes 6 mill tax for Taylor Separate School District to fund a bond issue. It awards contracts for jail coping, bridges, levees, and road work and approves appointments and resignations in various county offices.
Court orders adjournment until the first Monday in October. Davis, President, presiding.
Notice announces sealed bids for the sale of bonds for the Taylor Estate School District for site purchase and building a new high school, bonds valued at 63000 in 100 notes, due in 20 years with annual interest. The county Board also lists road project lettings on Oct 3 with multiple road segments, bid requirements, and surety bonds.
An advertisement newsletter praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief with a local endorsement from Mrs. Lee of Hill Street Ox Miss. Mentioned are other remedies like King's New and Chamberlain's products with claims of relief for coughs heartburn and general ailments. The pieces stress national price points and agent disclosures.
List of unclaimed items remaining at the Oxford post office for the week ending September 1 includes Brown Lacile Collins Mise Lilmer Gains Martha Harmon Jack Hunt E J Long Mise Jenervy McGlonn Martha Pittamce Pf H Porter E L Pitts Sallie Roberson Mattie Sutton Helen Sharbrough Ralph Tubbs Rosa Walker Miss Wilkins Callie Wiggs and Sidney Weber Miss. Call for the number and date advertised when claiming.
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