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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
2
The notice lists JOHN FE. RANKIN of Le as a candidate for reelection to Congress and JOBN H. MITCHELL of Podtotoc seeking election as Circuit Judge.
Heavy freight train fatally struck a sixteen year old near Paden Mississippi as he slept on the track after a night event. He was taken to Corinth for care but died the next morning. Also reports a local merchant Me J M Wilson of Paden died en route to water on August 4 following Bay Springs reunions. A July 29 marriage near Paden tied Nate Hart to Mrs Stanley, with residence three miles northwest. Twin babies born July 30 to Mr and Mrs A A Long of Paden died July 20 and 23.
In Colbert, residents describe a tense scene as Babe Wine fog Sheil and local figures contend with a disputed outcome. The crowd cheered asKey participants, including Mr Hey Cubb and Chrrothe Bonelotind, were noted amid the tumult and relief at a political primary proceeding.
Reporter Bill Hampton pursues an exclusive interview with Geraldine May as she rebuffs publication offers while pursuing new stories. Gerry, known locally as Miss Gerry, evades questions as Bill seeks a statement to fuel a major newspaper feature.
Music school led by Prof C Ly opens Monday at Mt Vernon with a free first day class. A charity concert follows on Saturday night August 19 featuring Denis Quarryette. Admis. will offer ice cream and drinks. fundraiser led by Lava Glenn aims to support the school.
A damaged OCR segment lists numerous juror names and officials such as Willey, Reynolds, Ross, and Parker, plus deputies and clerks. The disjointed text shows crossed edits and stray initials, reflecting a partial roster from a county or city proceeding.
Mrs. T. F. Parks praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a long trusted remedy for indigestion constipation and liver impurities. The 70 year plus household medicine is widely recommended as the dependable pick to relieve sour stomach and headaches when taken as directed. Insist on genuine Thedford's at all druggists.
Trust deed dated April 11 1921 by Dr J A Greene to secure debt to Hopeville Hill in Booneville Mississippi. Public auction will clear multiple tracts in Tishomingo County including southeast quarter of Section 8 Township 6 Range 9 east and 120 acres near Little Creek with parcels described by deeds and boundaries. Sale posted July 1 1922 by Trustee C B Wright.
A brief local item notes Uncle Hank, famed for humor, shielding his wife with an umbrella as a quip about the phrase better halr sparks chatter in the crowd. The scene captures his usual playful stance and crowd response.
An old advertisement denounces calomel as dangerous and mercurial. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without side effects, promising quicker relief and no next-day sickness for adults and children.
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