Burnsville visit yields fairs and games amid strong crowd
Saturday morning the Editor of the Vinerre and about 40 Sukans rode to Burnsville arriving at Montgom ery Park where three stands operated amid loud competition. A park crowd enjoyed drinks, a wheel of fortune and a photo gallery while a minor incident saw a man arrested for crossing a fence. The day featured a guns, matches and a local baseball game drawing crowds from Corinth and Inka with Prof. J. Looney delivering a civic address to the audience. Deputy Sheriff Woodley reported one drunkenness case.
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Vinerre
Accomodation
Burnsville
Corinth
Montgomery Park
Wheel of Fortune
Cechine
J. B. Brewer
H. L. Moser
Halcut
Ll Vtelock P. m
Inka
Prof
J. ©. Looney
Tishomingo High School
Woodley
Our New Fall Line Arrives at Retail
The store announces a ready fall line featuring ginghams in colored stripes and dark shades priced at 10 to 12 1 2 cents a yard. Silk finish black satin offered 10 to 25 cents per yard, plus new calicoes totaling 1200 yards per case in many colors and stripes. Children’s shoes abundant in box calf royal calf and kid, solid leather. men and women solid leather shoes in full range of styles. The proprietors claim 28 years in business and wide supplier experience.
Public Sale Notices and Excursion Visit Details
A fragment from 1909 records shows T. L. Brown & Co. of Inka and details of a Memphis excursion by several individuals including C. B. Massey and J. Seriggs. A public sale is listed for G. P. Wynn deceased, on Sept 7, 1909, at his residence six miles north of Luka, with items including a mare and buggy, cow and calf, hogs, and household and farm implements. Elizabeth Wynn is mentioned as executor. Also noted are land offerings near Belmont switch in Golden, Mississippi, with cash or time terms.
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Ripley
Bro. Dudley
Luka
Inka
Juka Public School
G. P. Wynn
Elizabeth Wynn
Belmont Switch
M. M. Davis
Golden
Miss
Shall We Have An Agricultural High School
A county seeks an agricultural high school at the county site in Iuka to educate young men for farming. It notes land and dormitory readiness, aims to change law to allow a state bonus of 2500 dollars, and argues farmers must support the plan amid broader reforms. Also mentions regional news on local visits by Vera and Cecil Carpenter and a Taft tariff defense comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingy
County Agricultural High School
Iuka
Prohibition Amendment Debate Noted in Alabama
J B Williams notes new top buggy and harness for barter, while Alabama revision of prohibition laws and proposed constitutional amendment sparking public discussion. The Museum, Dispate!ors, and Moulton Advertiser urge adoption, hoping to settle whisky issue for good.
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J.B. Williams
Alabama
Moulton Advertiser
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Corton
Methodist Church
C.S. Wales
Baptist Church
Wales
Willie Harwell
Texas
Commercial Appeal
M. R. Patterson
Manship
Mississippi
Prof. Lynch
G. Lynch
H. A. Underwood
Route 4
North
Suka
Miere
W. Shockley
W. H. Taft
Aldrich
Cannon
T. L. Brown & Co
Model Drug Store
Messrs
C. B. Massey
G. M. Cornelison
John Seriggs
J.T. Jordan
Frank Dean
Bruce Ellis
Memphis
Arwan Arnott Bailor -Soow Liniment Ce
Lewis, Mo
J C Jourdan
Little Vera
Cecil Carpenter
W. D. Carpenter
J. F. Carpenter
Taft
Mhan
Tishomingo County
Ecnomay
Supreme Court
United States
TISHOMINGO BANKING @C
Belmont
J. C. Gracey
T. J. Storment
C. W. McKnight
C. C. Shook
Jas. H. Faircloth
Ballard
Snow Liniment
Groves
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis
Jackson & Smith
Jourdans
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