FICE MLL STARTS GRIND THIS WEEK
A busy session opens with a civil docket listing, including cases Pickey vs J F Davis and Watts vs H J Friedpr, plus continuances to November. The criminal docket is noted but details are sparse.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
1
Court records roundup Of various state cases
State and city court notes cover forfeiture and appeal dismissals in Wade Webb Ben Cook and Sam Dallas cases. Will Wortham and Lee Alexander have non final statuses. Albert Vaughn pleads guilty to concealed pistol while John Turry pays fine for profane language. Geo Moore fined for disturbing public worship. Frank Thomas found not guilty in retailing. Jess Carothers not guilty on concealed pistol. Caspy Wiley remanded on gaming. Willie Lewis pressed on assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Webb
Ben Cook
Will Wortham
Sam Dallas
Lee Alexander
Albert Vaughn
John Turry Petit
Geo Moore
Frank Thomas
Jess Carothers
City of Oxford
Caspy Wiley Gaming
Willie Lewis
Altus News Busy Farmers and School Openings
The community notes busy farmers Lizzie and Viver Wootten and reports attendance at the Philadelphia association. J. M. Anderson died after months of ill health, August 33. Mrs. Carrie Gean and children visited Freeman family. Altus school opened Monday with good attendance. Dallas McFadden teaches, Carrie M. entered Le Mesers. Wilson Beard Ches ley Gean and Raymond Wilson joined College Hill agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. M. Anderson
Carrie Gean
Water Valley
Freeman
Altus
Dallas McFadden
Carrie M
le Mesers
Wilson Beard
Chesley Gean
Raymond Wilson
College Hill
Oxford High School Opens With Strong Attendance
The Oxford high school opened Monday with a large crowd of patrons and pupils. The service included a congregational song and a blessing from Rev. Walter Bruce. Dr. Johnson outlined coming improvements and noted the school's affiliation with the University of Mississippi. Teachers listed include Miss Louise Roachy, Miss Alma Simms, and others across primary to seventh grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford High School
Walter Bruce
Gatary
Enehi
University of Mississippi
Oratory
High School of Oxford
Johnnson
Smo
Louise Roachy
Alma Simms
Martha Smith
Maude Barefield
Velma Avent
Starts Today Birs Longest Wins Essay Prize Pattern
Christopher Longest of University wins the Mc Martin Hoyt Publishing set of books valued at 52.50 for the best essay on a certain subject. He has won this prize the past two years. August 31 near Harmontown Miss and obituaries note Mrs Mary E Saunders born 1559 near Harmontown and survived by husband W P Saunders and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Longest
University
Mc Martin & Hoyt Publishing
Atlanta, Ga
UC. D. C
Southern Library
Ford
Farley
Harmontown
Miss
Mary E. Saunders
W. P. Saunders
Allen and
Lavina
God give us men who will stand for the right
Poem-like plea calls for honest, strong, courageous men ready to confront evil. It emphasizes integrity, faith, honor, and action when called, contrasting with money and ease. The cadence urges steadfast virtue and responsive character in troubled times.
The J Stoste Remedies Offer Pain Relief in Lafayette County
The J Stoste remedies have been used in Lafayette county for thirty years and contain no opiates. They claim rapid pain relief and curing inflammation via the State Pain Exterminator and Stoate Stock Powder, available at W C Neills store or Stoate residence in North Oxford. A 45-40 Revival begins at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 11 with Rev T W Lewis of Memphis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
W. C. Neills
Stoate
North
Oxford
Methodist Church
T. W. Lewis
Memphis
Lew
Oxford Live Stock Loan Association Forms in Oxford
Members of the Oxford Live Stock Association met at the First National Bank to organize under the Oxford Business Mens Club. H Friedman named chairman and G W Price secretary as the group outlines a 10000 capital, 6 percent loans to farmers for stock raising, five year terms, annual payments plus a 5 percent annual levy for stock certificates, profits used to grow capital, with funds split between two Oxford Banks for loan security and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Live Stock Association
First Nations Bank
H. Friedman
G. W. Price
Eens Baas
Oxford Business Mens Club
Oxford
L. J Farley
J. H. Summerville
L. E. Oldham
Local Farmers urged to boost stock in Lafaya'i county
G A Woodward and J C Hartsfield lead a discussion on plans for better and more stock. The association argues that improved breeding and stock will benefit the community and farmers across Lafaya'i county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafaya'i County
Peanut Butter Making Expands in Yazoo City
Yazoo City sees diversification with Schmitt's Grocery owner John V. Schmitt launching a peanut-roller to produce fresh peanut butter. Local peanuts have grown into a sizable Yazoo County industry, previously imported from northern manufacturers, now aimed at home consumption and keeping profits local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yazoo City
John V. Schmit
Schmitt
Yazoo County
Yazpo Sentinel
Local broom maker Lovelady grows corn and expands output
Mississippian H. J. Lovelady from four miles south of Oxford visited the city Monday with a pile of brooms. He grows his own broom corn and claims his straw is superior in toughness and length to rivals. Lovelady, a renter, reports strong sales and plans to exceed a thousand brooms ready for market as demand grows in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Lovelady
Oxford
Ourself
Mr. Lovelady
An Arbor Meeting Begins Next Sunday in Oxford Area
An Arbor Meeting will begin next Sunday September 19 four miles northeast of Oxford near the Dowager place. Singing at 3 30 p m preaching at 4 p m. A basket supper for all who come. Preaching at 7 p m each night until further notice. Rev Jas B Leswell of Oxford will do site preaching. Everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Jas. B. Leswell
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