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Newspaper

Iuka Vidette

Location

Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1895

Page

1

Announcing Democratic candidates for Tahomingo County

Local and state Democratic notices authorize announcing multiple candidates for county and district offices in Tahomingo and surrounding areas. Officials include for County Treasurer C W McKnight, Sheriff WW Harvey, Tax Collector X Glen, and others, all subject to party action and deadlines. The column notes races and campaign timings and remarks on party guidance and upcoming close of filing.

Foncovirr Guo. P C. W. McKnight Pon Oheritt Din Tishomingo County Harvey Ae Tishot x Muperghosty J. D. Enwig A. Fill Democrate Party

Nonresident Notice and Choice of Court in Misetontops Case

The Chancery Court of Hmemingo county Mississippi summons defendants to appear on the next court date to show why the will of James Rute should not be approved and the estate of John Harvey should be administered. The notice references contesting claims and requires appearance by the named parties. A separate obituary notes Mr. George Spencer, longtime Riverton ferry operator, killed by a train tender last Tuesday after the ferry incident.

James Rute Janeti Margaret ¢ Hala John Harvey Lata Tithogaling County Chancery Court Hmemingo County Mississippi D. M Son Harvey Shopld Anid Maar Gloowergen Morcheth Cades W. Parrineon Clark George Spencer Riverton Als Tawye Elsorun

No Spring Poetry Policy Shaped by Local Paper

A Mississippi Valley paper declares no spring poems will be printed before spring terms. It notes a staffer can craft verse only on rare occasions and warns against anyone seeking to pun or lampoon poetry, even joking of legislative reform. The editor frames a mood of restraint and local wit.

Mest Pune Lawrence Co. Prete

Southern women resist Northern suffrage agitation in local tone

A column mocks Northern women for advocating suffrage, claiming Southern women hold "sober" views and will never accept universal suffrage. It ridicules modern attire and rhetoric while defending traditional gender roles and regional dynamics.

Prompt relief for bilious colic via Chamberlains remedy

It is an agreeable surprise to sufferers of bilious colic that relief may come from Chamberlains Colic a Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Many attacks can be prevented by taking it at first signs. 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by J H Moora. The Washington Post comment claims harsh views on the Southern Negro and notes climate and old masters.

Lawrence County Globe-Democrat Tt Sam Jones Col Robert Ingersoll St. Louis Sam Bob Globe-Democrat Ingersoll Mr. Jones Mr. Ingersoll Bell Christian Clemente Mr. Thegersoll Col. Ingersoll Commercial Traveler Scitty Popper Earth J. H. Moora The Washington Post Post

Corn farmer declares profit per bushel and market value

Mr. Jack Finwaree of Warren scut ty says he produced 2,000 bushels of corn last year at 2 percent cost per bushel. He notes the corn is worth today from 60 to 80 cents per bushel. He disputes claims that Mississippi tariffs hurt corn profits.

Jack Finwaree Warren Scutty Clarton-Ledger

Touncasoe Debates a Constitutional Convention

Citizens weigh whether to pursue a constitutional convention similar to Mississippi's model as political pressures rise in the region. Proponents cite structural reform while opponents warn of unintended consequences and long-term effects on governance.

Touncasoe

State Democratic Committee Meeting Held in Jackson

The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Jackson to discuss party strategy and upcoming elections. Officials reviewed regional gains, fundraising efforts, and candidate endorsements for the next statewide races.

Independent farming amid low cotton prices in hard times

Oxp Stow writes to farmers about debt, crop reduction, and the need for diversified steady work to endure low cotton prices. He argues farmers depend on merchants for prices and calls for year‑round, structured farming to improve prospects amid widespread economic strain and rising expenses.

Luka Viparts

Prominent Memphis notice and legal bids from 1895

A fragment from The Weekly Commercial Appeal details a Memphis notice offering 9500 cash for correct cotton bale totals since September 1894 with subscription terms. it includes legal notices, court actions, disbursed funds, and advertisements for medicines and local government matters dated 1895. The item mentions names, dates in May, and various regional entities such as the Mayor, Board of Aldermen, and local firms.

Pudiehc Memphis Tonn Tenn

Old people seek Electete Bitters and Chamberlain remedies

The advertisement touts Electete Bitters as a mild tonic and alterative for the elderly to aid digestion and organ function, claiming no alcohol and noting its use for constipation and general weakness. Chamberlain’s products are promoted for croup, children, rheumatism, and pain, with prices and local sellers listed.

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Distris Gant Finley Judicia Do 0 von Saxo Perret Faex Tishowtnge Pees P. W. Patterson Chancery Clark Tahomingo County Nation Democratic D. Owen Aee Iremre Geo. H Snoounoa X. D. Glenr W. Cee Ee Acton Democratic Party Bluff City le Fulton Herald Uke Charleston Herald West Bilox W. RB. Sima the State University Iaat J. Broston Sliver London England United States France Germany H. D. Money Jkr Chalmers Money Senate Congressman Money Hill Bob Ingersoll Dol Te Sullivan Pugills Brilver Sullivan J. MM. Stone Apes John M. Stone Hon J. George Levan Tam Atlantic Pacific Pe. Carmack & Alexander Iva, Mass J. E. McKinney & Bros Ww. B. Mills Tema, Mus HOM Ghorgh Armstrong New Furna Alum Shockley Trout Law Innabanda Enoe Wente Jackson Hart Times Gaorgia Woodard Tuan Ma Gearla Woodard Wi Minor Ant Hooda Parrenson Candler & Cand Candler Sheriff's Quaarier Keaton Anuj Phoebe Thomas Junction City Ececs Moay W. W. Harrie L. Brown I W. Carter Jo ‘T. Goyer Dean wit & # Hyatt Cane Colo Pesereere Ballance Cate Oonod Verriereaob M. F. Willams S. M. Donn Corporation W. BR. Leatherwood Coat D. Settle A. B. Patterson F. T. Carmack G. W. Reid W. B. Ellis Hoard G. W. Bui Mies Jonathan Boutson Helen Worth Co. Town Chamberlain J. E. Moors J. M. Moore Bro Leeda J. H. Moore Bucklen’s Arnica Pave
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