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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

Page

4

Weekly notes urge county paper for schools and consolidation push

The State Department of Education urges every trustee and teacher to subscribe to the county paper and distribute it to every schoolroom weekly. It champions consolidation of rural areas with Aberdeen and other towns to ensure nine months of schooling and enforcement of compulsory terms. It also announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Marvel Ramey to J P Sisk of Grenada, Miss, with the wedding planned for November.

Aberdeen West Point Cleveland Board of Trustees J. O. Ramey Marvel J. P. Sisk Grenada Miss

Local residents share visits and upcoming enrollments

Mr and Mrs Wright of Dennis are at home with Mrs Chambers. Mr Myers McDougal of Booneville will enter the University. Dr and Mrs J O Crider have returned from a Monteagle trip. The article notes several family visits and students, including Miss Strickland entering the University and Mr Mike Lynch returning to Oxford at the McMahon House.

Wright Dennis Chambers Myers McDougal Booneville Myrl Smith McDougal University Monteagle N. C J. O. Crider Arthur Freeman Shelton Holly Springs W. R. Baird Woodson Ridge Joe Smith Hiler Jamie Eskridge J. A. Parks Joe Parks Taylor Walker Strickland Yazoo City Oxford Miss Strickland Mike Lynch Kosciusko McMahon House

How Malaria Fever Is Taken

The article explains malaria spreads only by Anopheles mosquito bites. It notes parasites move from infected humans to mosquitoes and back to new hosts, requiring Anopheles mosquitoes, parasites, and healthy people for transmission. It compares spread to yellow fever and covers timing after infection.

Contract Let for Equipment for University of Mississippi Lab

The equipment contract for the new University of Mississippi chemical laboratory was awarded by Architect Theo Link of the Mississippi Bond Improvement Commission to KIwani Manufacturing Company of Kiwani Michigan for 42500 dollars. Completion is anticipated in winter. Material delays from a railroad strike postponed earlier equipment letting.

University of Mississippi Theo. Link Misissippi Bond Improvement Commission Kiwani Manufacturing Pany Kiwani, Mich

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