Tuka Route Four School News and Local Tales
Local notes report fine hog killing season and school progress under Bro Phillips and Miss Kate Dean. Hyerett Kay buys the Broughton estate with the Kay family settling in town. Marion Barnes is ill, Ruth and Maggie Smith visit Lena Broughton, Dean Davis works in Barton Alabama and returns Sundays. Editor’s illness noted. no weddings planned amid Christmas guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Phillips
Kate Dean
Auiae
Mable Dean
Tishomingo
Hyerett Kay
Broughton
Kay
W. A. Broughton
Riverton
Marion Barnes
Ruth
Maggie Smith
Lena Broughton
Joe Rose
Joe
Dean Davis
Barton
Ala
Curley
Literary program at Agricultural High School in Tishomingo
Tishomingo Agricultural High School students held a joint literary society program Friday afternoon in the auditorium. The event featured a burlesque of the faculty and a routine by Herbert Jourdan, drawing strong laughter. Public school cantata set for Thursday evening at 7:30 with free admission. exams this week for Tuesday through Thursday. boarding students to leave for ten days’ vacation, school to resume January 1, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Agricultural High School
Herbert Jourdan
Jourdan
Ozwalt
Cormie Graham
Porter
Cora Brewer
McMurry
Zeke Clark
For Sale Scholarship in Memphis and Birmingham Colleges
For sale a scholarship at Memphis Business College and one at Wheeler's Business College in Birmingham. Details are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Business College For Sale
Wheeler's Business College
Birmingham
Sheriff Candidate Johnston Praised By Evergreen News
The column endorses J. E. Johnston for Sheriff, noting his long county service, roles as Deputy Sheriff and Jailor in Iuka, prior deputy under E. A. Payne, and his business reliability. It urges voters to consider his claim when election time arrives while also mentioning local weather, visits, and upcoming Mt. Evergreen services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnston
Johnston
Iuka
E. A. Payne
Local notes of farm life and community events
Rain disrupts steam milling as farmers report losses in meat stock. Neighbors Will, Cresap, and Ross Tucker lose meat while Marshall Grisham tractors fields on J. M. McDougal’s land. Peter House marries Maggie Gray. L. C. Davis clan travels home after two weeks in Tishomingo county. Obituary for W. P. Holman, burial at New Salem. D.C. and Lawrence Locke buy a tractor and plow heavily. J. B. South moves into Gus Counts’ new house. J. Floyd and Charley Epperson run a new tractor saw mill. Trustee sale notice for Craig Storment case. sale Jan 12 1923 in Iuka courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Will and Cresap
Ross Tucker
Marshall Grisham
J. M. McDougal
Peter House
Maggie Gray
New Salem
Robert Carruthers
Riverton
Ala
Mre
Carut Hera
Messie D.C
Lawrence Locke
W. ©. White
J. B. South
Gus Counts
Gus
JF. Floyd
Charley Epperson
J. W. Phillips
Luther Owens
Craig Storment
T. H. Alley
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
Iuka
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Robinson Motor Company
Iuka, Mississippi
Iuka Guaranty Bank
J. B. Skinner
Ben Massey
Tuka
Jackson Orphan Home
J. A. Williams
Slim Jim
Mt. Evergreen
Tom Thuob
A. 3
Massey, Jr
Miey
Maseey, Je
Santa Claus
Santa
Claus
HL. Moser Drug CO
Sukan
Chris
Joneson Supply
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