Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
No. A..


N~~@@~~~~ ~ A@H AWMANH@4 - nv 49,
sarrr.@nt q @darafton. tAe narn~r %
Agricultural ktxs scAocis whicn vi
- IN oc--.ttoa n fAe state TIE coz-
ma s@ascn vfu - eice@ 70 ~. wifA
others IN prusp>ct- Al the elo~s q -.
tAst tern ther~ wer~ ~ n or-raftoz.
fsw of them intercu1zty IN cAarsc-
ter. szpporsea ~ t~o o. zor~ erzr-
stes- s1f th~ larger sazh~r ar szD-
porrec sa4 Esafz.aiae< oatrsxAs ~
cns ecuzsy- D1rtnx the present or
season str Eor~ oe these scaoois kavs
A~~a p-ovtd@a fsr. TIRE list tncizdiz<
Cixrk-. C0pssA-Ltncoln. Tate. Tzzlcx.
Tippah sae Wtnsscc- With = pcssfhsi-
III that chocta- nay also starr .
sehooL Th1x the ngrber I'll ee -
IA ep@rafion. 18th u. forsissh vithfn
reAsouAhl~ distance
The expsrfence % the department os
s&1cattoa. ease1 oa the few years IN
shich tke eoznsy Agricultural high
schocl system has b<~n In vogue In
Mskstssirpi. hAs been that they present
th@ greatest opportunity for n fin
ishec academic education for the chill
tr~d % the farmers and other rural
residents Aa1 taxpayers az a rainin.am
cost that has ever been presented 10 a
people There are four years work
provided for IN the curriculum. upon
wAich p1pslS who have attained the
seTe1fk grade in the elementary
schools nay eater he faculties are
vel xr1 carefully selected. being r1ea
and wouz~z w-so have themselves
p4ssed their college edzc&tiOa Aad are
pruTi@ed wifk certificates whsek carry
sAs hixhest gzarAntee % thsfr eff
cte1cy-
Prepasatioax are n5~ n<t1x rsa1e
for the op@ufrx q the fan zin@
zoaths' teruzx q ali these Schools.
wAieh wiii - asoa- th@ s>cozd week
IN SepsszA~r. 70 "a. throG<A zzsil
fhe i1-ter part q Nay. azd eosh Ss-
s@riztsz4szs Poxsrs az1 Sz,~rtnss-a-
enteiscf w. n. Smith are loa<iux for
x1r1 ennfl1eutly 10 a s8ce~ssfaI sea-
so al rcEa4 414 cc1fizzssi growth
Eaeh rev sehosi q thz eAArxrssr
Whtra = started 1z1 - cu1dz<ssd sur
ssssf4iiy h~ee@~x a p<11ozzc~9 H1-
verrts@m~zs q the sffse1enry az4 prnc-
teal Taiae q the xAoa@ system and =
tectded tacrcr In material Sev.I1p-
neat
Tse a@seispzezs of the A<rsczlrzrzI
1lgh srhoct xa4 the ezra az1 f1naso
eiahs has h@~n carried en- Aan1 n
A1z2 ard tocktzx az tie ruszixs whfcn
have Afreu1ee these operzxirns. tAs
ssory reads alzssr nke a fairy tale.
50 steady AMI rapid has b~>n the e
v-ioprent aaa 50 deidesa The u2ilfs
wntch tAe system has exerzsd- Il 10 q
r~cnr1 of xAkch Sav@rtnfsn1@nt Pox-
ers - Justly proud. an1 a@ aa& his CO
hhorsrs are iahfiant over th@ pro<ress
made decidedly pse4siax pkrsnr~ for
eontem pizsto1 wh<n ~ reetres 10 ~.
larger nela cf activity whieA Is hef0rs
hin al the University ef Mississippi
ptzn r<esiss csnpsianL
Proce~tfzg on the rrfnEiple TIA
prsv~nttun ts better thxn cure. a.
1ix<reesan 10 the better part ax vaIn.
J the executive euUmfrte~ % the sxA,
, board cf he4lrh has aaopssd srrinx~r
, rexuiarsnns for better Conserving Z.
{ phystezl we1 h>iz< of the psaps.
; Nlssisxipps ne cozzlsre~ h.a& :
ten4e. esnssreace@ s1r tas purpose
! Eapplng cut plans sa< a syst@nai
{ e1npaiga AGAINST the fhrsAsene< !
; honic pi4<ze i1s1sto1. fsr izprUri,
: the rural sanitary eoz1lrlozs znd So
er1se systezs IN <e1eraL Cnder a
thcrfry q the A~ and the revised ~
uizrtons of the boA-d Of health. N.
cnmmfttee vas called together 70 srzt
the health sirnArio1 <enerzlly. beta
eiosAed vfsh authority 70 aer IN tizs'
of enerxency-
The cozfsress we're Dr<- s " Glass
az Coahonsa- J. r. lights 1f MA1fsoz
and John Darrinxt0n Of Yaxoo Of the
board 0f he4lth- together wfrh Dr. ".
s Leathers. director Of szzitarion and
hyEf=ne- Dr. = n Galloway. S@crs-
sxry and executive officer. Dr. IT. W.
Rowan. sanitary inspector. and DR. p
L. Watkins. director Of vital statistics
ozirs naturally the most prOGineaf
subject for consideration vas th- h1-
bonic plague situation N New Orleans.
wfth the possibility oe the spread of
the nslady outside o< that city ard -
p@cially along the coast % this state.
where eounzateztt0n is so trsQgent
and so direct hy rail. dirt road and VA
ter A line os strinxent regulations
we're mapped oct for Carrying On an
anripl4gue campaign. should occasion
arise. and for establishing = rtgid sys-
ten Of iaspecssoa Of all travel o1t %
the plague infected potats into the
coast territory
TIE regulations adostet are 20 Be
priEted and distributed for generzl In
foruztion As soon as practicable