22 Apr 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
1
The piece notes Poplar Springs S. 5 reorganized with Phillips elected to a high state position. It praises new teachers as zealous, tilting toward a city on a hill ideal. The author, J. W- Scorr, urges public effort and divine guidance from the Mit.
The Vidette urges readers to act as reporters by sharing news about their families and friends. It emphasizes that subscriber input will make the paper livelier and more complete and promotes renewing subscriptions with four magazines for an extra 25 cents.
Health good and farming active as plowing leads the day. Local residents attend services, greet visitors, and share small town news from Burnsville to Spring Hill. A failed snakebite, musical notes, new organ purchases, and a home phone feature among neighbors mark the week’s social drift.
Weather toasty hindered work as Kay McVay starts farming. Alexander Nunally visited Kay McVay, with other locals V F Aker, Will Clark, Smith and Lovell, Haliford Brown, Bud Roberts, J A Clark, Thomas Roberts, Riley Abel, George Hurd and John Turberville seen at Union Grove or Riverton Junction Sunday. A Hunter signs off.
A notice from Spring Hill records a lively Friday night gathering with a growing Sunday School, plus visits among residents including Miss Addie Tucker and Miss Ester Hindman. Local families share health hopes and weekend calls as tax reflections close the piece with a quip from Geo, L. McMasters.
An ad touts Herbine as a purifier for liver stomach and bowels to perfect complexion and health. It lists a 50 cent price and is sold by Model Drug Store. The notice also asks readers with expired subscriptions to remit one dollar to cover publishing costs and bills.
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