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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
8
Iuka with 1200 population on the Southern Railway offers numerous properties and farms for sale. Listings include diverse tracts from 35 to 655 acres, timber, cultivated land, and several houses, stores, and farms in Tishomingo and Tippah counties. Prices range from a few hundred dollars to about 10 100, with terms offered and a promise of more tracts upon inquiry.
Belmont Miss 82 09. Methodist meeting led by W D Bass continues to midweek. Mrs J N T Pharr sick but convalescent. R L Shook’s horse injured by fence. Ferguson Co loss: mill fire last Tuesday night. about 2000 dollars. no insurance. rebuilding in 10 15 days. Watermelons abundant. G H Brumley contracted Belmont property to move for Belmont High School access. Prof Chase Davis to occupy Montgomery place on Third. Frank Johnson of Red Bay visiting. John Chase of Burtons hired to build school flues. most finished except one. John Vinson family visiting. W H Lindsey from Dennis attended Masonic meeting. M Burleson of Dennis visiting A B Burleson. Martin of Mantachie visiting Marshal GC Martin. Picnic at Paden attended. Protracted meeting to begin at Baptist church. H L Gillespie in Belmont on business. R L Shook moved to new residence. W T Ferguson to occupy old house. W M Brown and wife hosted by J W Shook. S P Beaty at Circuit Court in Booneville. John McDonald bought land in Belmont to build for school year. O L Phillips visiting Belmont for Baptist meeting. Local showers recent. cotton looking well. HW P Byram opened meat market under Lennon Warehouse. W W Williams moved to Wright building. WT Ferguson to open general store in vacated space. Yours truly, Citizen.
Washington’s plague spots lie in the Potomac’s low marshy bottoms, breeding malaria germs that cause chills, fever and debility. Elective Bitters are praised as the best all round tonic to destroy germs and cure malaria troubles, claims RM James of Lowell, Iowa. They cure stomach, liver, kidney and blood troubles and may prevent typhoid. Sold for 50 cents under guarantee at J C Jourdan’s druggist.
South Mingo report: contracted meeting at Union Baptist church led by Reva W H Hamilton J M Harrison and L M Taylor closed last Thursday near E L Cain's home at Bear Creek. One baptism Miss Leatherwood, several by letter. Most preaching by Rev W H Hamilton. Cemetery cleanup at Mann on Friday before 8th Sunday in August. Mrs WE Mann funeral preached by Rev Hamilton. Mann schoolhouse progress slow. aimed for 3rd Sunday in August with extra help. Crops on Bear Creek poor, rain needed. Cedar Fedora reference. Dr King’s New Discovery praised in Fedora tale. used for coughs and lung issues. Trials: 50c and $1. trial bottles free.
A woman who does all housework for a family of eight is not a martyr she is a chump and could afford help. The remark reflects on domestic labor and gender expectations in a household setting.
A one year old in Dempsey Alabama suffered from vomiting and profuse diarrhea. After failing to find a physician, Elder Bros and Carter's store owner Mr Elder advised Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A dose relieved the child in 16 minutes and cured. Sold by J C Jourdan. Also advertising stationery by Viverre office.
An old style ad touts Kodol as a liquid that digests food like a healthy stomach and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It urges readers to buy at Model Drug Store and notes the product is prepared by E. C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
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