Paden Seeks Circuit Clerk Post in Tishomingo
L C Paden thanks Tishomingo county voters for support in the first primary for Circuit Court Clerk and asks for votes in the second primary on August 26. He denies deputy plans, pledges efficient service, and urges early voting. Also notes Emory professor cites War Secretary Baker praising Negro soldiers and Southern cities welcoming returning colored troops.
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Tishomingo County
Sam
L. C. Papen
Avanta
Emory University
Washington
Baker
Atlanta
Warning Against Fake Fruit Tree Peddlers
Warning against unscrupulous itinerant fruit tree agents who take farmer orders charging high prices but fail to deliver and provide three years of promised pruning and spraying. Many operate under shifting names to dodge exposure. Farmers are advised to cancel orders and consult county agents or the Extension Horticulturist at Mississippi Agricultural College for reliable nursery recommendations and suitable varieties.
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Mississippi
Agricultural College
Sunday School Convention Program at Tishomingo Mississippi
An August 31 convention in Tishomingo Mississippi seeks strong county Sunday School representation to form a permanent local organization. The program features a 9:00 Sunday School start, 10:30 graded session by J. E. Sweany, 11:00 sermon by Rev E. L. Brown, afternoon reports, and an 8:30 song service with a 9:00 sermon. Monday to Friday include Sunday School Normal classes led by J. E. Sweany of Durant. Attendance urged for pastors, superintendents, and teachers with an entertainment fee for attendees.
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Tishomingo
Miss
J. E. Sweany
E. L. Brown
O. C. Moore
Durant, Miss
Education of Our Children in 1919 county schooling
E J Fixtry argues for compulsory four month school terms to raise literacy. He notes attendance issues and wastes in the county system, endorses farm work and manual training, and suggests nearby high schools can replace country high schools to save funds. He calls for discussion and cites August 12, 1919.
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E. J. Fixtry
Watch The X On Margin Marks Expired Subscriptions
A credit mark X appears on the paper margin to indicate that the subscription has expired, signaling readers to renew.
Peace with Germany foresight and fractures in 1919
Frank H. Simonds argues in the American Review for Reviews that a firm fifteen year settlement with Germany hinges on united Western powers while Britain France and the United States drift from allies. He notes Italian dissension with the Paris terms, Japanese resentment, and rising isolationist sentiment in the United States as Russia fragments into wars and Bolshevism spreads. The piece paints a Europe plunging into chaos, with mass hunger and revenge drives shaping postwar alignments.
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Germany
Italy
Fiume
Wilson
Paris
United States
Britian
France
Great Britain
Britain
Russia
Baltic
Black Sea
Europe
Austria
Eallen
Frank H. Simonds
The
American Review
Outside-County Vidette Subscription Increase
The Vidette will raise outside county subscriptions to 1.50 per year starting July 1. The change reflects higher mailing costs and postal rates. Advertisements ordered now will be published and billed only when placed.
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Rand
Billie Buck Urges Vote on August 26
Billie Buck asks voters to support her candidacy in the upcoming election on August 26. The notice emphasizes her platform and party affiliation.
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Billie Buck
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