Town to let contract for Hubbard branch bridge
The Board of Aldermen of Tuka will, through the Mayor, on the Sunday of September 1922 at 11:90 a.m., let the contract for building a bridge across Hubbard branch on Main Street. Plans and specifications will be on file with the Clerk, and the Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Also notices of revival meetings and a power boiler for sale or trade are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuka
Hubbard ~Branch
Main Street
Amy
T. J. Storment
Wv. B Ware
KR. W. Carter
Strees
Short course for girls improves attendance at Tishomingo dormitory
From Tishomingo Mississippi on July 29 1922 the short course for girls opened at the dormitory with attendance better than last year. About thirty to forty remained for the trustees meeting Friday. In a bread making contest Pittsburg club won with Tishomingo second and Dennis third. Instructors included Le Rice of A&M Frances Henley of Prairie and Mrs E T Stennett county agent. W R Nettles aided in dairy work. The course totals a August 8 and 6 with potential meat canning demonstration by Mr Mangaum. County trustees met at Agricultural High School July 2004 attracting a larger crowd and a keynote by Prof S Woods on boosting attendance and school weeks. The village leaders included Tom Clark and several county officials preparing for August primaries. The Wednesday Club hosted refreshments and the campus lawn dinner aided the community fair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Trustere
Pittsburg Club
Tishommings
Dennis
Siem
Paden
Mise le Rice
Frances Henley
Prairie
E. T. Stennett
W. R. Nettles
W . R. Nettles
A. B. McKay
A. & M College
Victoris Hill
Mangaum
Agricultural High School
Sames Woods
Department of Education
L ‘Eakage
Woods
Prof. Woods
Tishomingo County
Mme
Tom Clark
Iuka
Judge Mitchell
Pontotoc Go
B. Wright
Belmont
W.B Smith
Holent
J. ©. Jourlin
Taka
Community Notes From Fragments Of A Local News Sheet
Local bulletin reports events and visits: marriages of George Amerson and Clyde Riley on Friday July 28, a birth of Olen Williams' baby, and a Children’s Day outing at Liberty Hill. Clifton Whitfield visits Red Bay relatives, Oliver Ross returns from Cypress Tennessee, and a saw mill operation noted. Weather and rain discussion plus revival activities cited. singing school closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Amerson
Clyde Riley
Clifton Whitfield
Red Bay
Olen Williams
Liberty Hill
Frank
Carly Ross
Elsie Riley
Thelma Roce
Eastport
Tennesse River
Oliver Ross
Cypress
Tenn
Short Course for Girls in Tishomingo County Shows Strong Turnout
In Tishomingo on July 31 1922 six clubs sent thirty one girls to a Short Course covering pickling preserving and proper labeling first day dairy work second day judging dairy cows and titers food work and menu poster creation. Effie Campbell won first with 95 points Corinne King second 87 Velma Flurry and Nannie Ruth Rutledge among top finishers. Annie Bell Monroe led road poster scoring with a dinner theme. Miss Lee Rice lectured on poultry and judging followed by a demo with N C Waldrop’s T I Reds. Nine girls stayed for the County Trustees Picnic. Xe Typewriter For Sale at Vidette office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Tishomingo County
Miss Henley
Effie Campbell
Pittsburg
Corinne King
Tishoming
Velma Flurry
Dennis
Nannie Ruth Rutledge
Salem Club
Closius Loveless
Paden
Annie Bell Monroe
Tishomingo Club
Villa Lindsey
Ethel Young
Mary King
Miss Lee Rice
N.C. Waldrop
Miss Rice
Lear
Tishomingo News Hints at Town Events and Local Quips
A jittery Tishomingo miscellany notes a burial at Salem for Uncle Tom Richardson, a large Friday town gathering, and light jests about weather, literature critics, and local booster plans. It mentions Joe Luttrell’s death, Boggs Chapel burial, and urges locals to seek drought relief and factory investment.
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Acarce
Tom Richardson
Salem
Town
Tishomingo City
Sropa
Vinegar Hill
Joe Luttrell
Louis Luttrell
Boggs’ Chapel
Tishomingo County
Tighomingo
Jim
Arkansas
Cotton Prospects Dull as Mississippi Heat Bakes Region
August 7 1922 Luka Mississippi Route 1 reports two weeks of dry hot weather. Cotton likely to fall short of last year as corn yields drop to about 50 percent of average. Late corn showing partial recovery with rainfall needed. Pleasant Hill meeting notes marital flirtations and singing school at Baptist church praised as a grand success. Local youth finish free school and eye Inka High School term. W Pruitt to upgrade gin outfit ahead of 1922 crop. Waddle and Martin improve roads. Primary Election approaching.
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Misa Pearl Miller
Mies Dimple Leminick
Pleasant Hill
Helent
Tishomingo
Magg 'E Williams
Dimple Lominick
Baptist Church
Sanders
Spring Hill
Inka
Pruitt
Waddle and Martin
Robert Williams
Thos
Wright
Newspaper Advertisement Notice Noted Advertisements
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Sardis Park Notes and Local Items From Sardis News
A Sardis News fragment reports on the fifth Sunday meeting’s success and local visits. It notes marriages, births, and people visiting family in Sardis, mentions an upcoming protracted meeting, and references a commissioner's sale of land in Tishomingo County Mississippi. The text includes scattered names such as Elmer Bonde, McNeil, McCay, Parsons, Vaden M. Cutchen, Haden Young, Paul Pape, Kessie Binham, Heatrice, Gara Holder, Larney Merail, and Cooksie’s Chapel, with dates toward August 3 and 1922.
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Sardia
Elmer Bonde Litle
Inky
Haden Young
Stricklin, Mixs
McNeil
Sardis
Riv
V. B. Hill
Rey
Dougland McCay
Paul Pape
Jie Tle Son
Kessie Binham
Heatrice
Gara Holder
Larney Merail
Cooksie
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Ess
Randolph Milling Co
Swift
Baldwyn
D. C. Jourdan
Misissippi Produce Company
Iuka Nerna
Nuies
I Soka
Hellum Quartett
Prentiss County
Dennis Wil
Cme
Slock P
Tess Mount Ryergreen
Haurmeny
W. T. Thillips
T. M. McDonak
Memphis Business College
Pmphis
Tunwessex
Miss
DA Dugger
Vidette
R. R. Hill
Uka
Hiss
Tishomingo News
Mise
U.S
Joly Biet
Corinth
Cox
Geo. Cox
Union Depot
H. P
Ford
H. L. Moser
Leatherwood Hotel
Iuka, Mississippi
Basilion
Collin Staten Merchants Association Dil
Atvual
Momwpate
Indtead
Ina
Mr. Farmer
Will J. Bach
Gen
Jackson
Luka, Miss
State of Mississippi
R. L. Smith
Lewis Mayer
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