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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
4
County Home Demonstration Agent Mae Cooper offers do it yourself floor stain recipes. Walnut based stain uses black walnuts boiled for pigment with potash, followed by hot linseed oil coats for absorption and sanitary finish. Describes color variation with Burnt Umber Raw Sienna and application steps for a durable floor finish.
Program notes for a 5th Sunday meeting at Tithomingo Mira on April 29 1923. Sessions cover devotional services preaching by Rev W H Hamilton and Rev W M Pore, Sunday school leadership talks, BYP U discussions, ladies work, prayer power, and executive committee gathering of the Tishomingo County Association with multiple speakers listed.
Notice announces bid events for White Oak and post oak bridge lumber to be delivered where Yellow Creek Drainage Canal intersects roads in the second and third Districts. Bids require a 400 bond, must be lowest responsible, and may be rejected. Board of Supervisors reserves right to reject all bids. May 1923 deadline at the Chancery Clerk’s office. Also includes grocery ad and candidate notice from Tishomingo County Democratic Executive Committee with deadlines in May 1925.
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless alternative to mercury calomel for biliousness and constipation. It claims calomel damages bones, causes nausea, and urges readers to take the vegetable remedy instead, promising morning relief, improved energy, and suitability for children.
Notice from Mississippi Tisnomisao County describing a public election, to be held May 3, 1923, at Dennis precinct school house. Voters decide if bonds totaling 120000 should be issued to fund a new school building and land purchase. Commissioners R W Carter Jr J TL Bickerstaff A Clark oversee the election.
Board of Supervisors of Tishomingo County will meet on May 7 1923 to let a contract for construction and equipment of a Golden Public School building in Iuka Mississippi. Bids from lowest responsible bidder will be received sealed by 2 PM May 7 1923. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
A 1923 chancery decree directs the sale by special commissioner J. P. Ford on May 12 1923 at the south door of the Iuka court house of 40 plus acres in Section 30 Township 2 Range 10 and adjacent parcels to settle partition among owners. The sale conveys only the title of the commissioner and is for cash to highest bidder. Other notices announce pardons request for Reuben Marler, and bids for school building contracts and bridge works with May 7 and May 12 1923 deadlines. Also a local ad for sweet potato seed.
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