Local and personal notes from Iuka area events
Go to church Sunday. Get all your sick room supplies at Mosers Drug Store. Miss Maggie Dean of Cherokee visiting Miss Lillian Foote. Mr Arthur Foote of Haleyville spent Sunday in Luka. Mrs Emma Williams visiting relatives in Cherokee. Influenza closes Iuka High and the Picture Show by order of Dr Carmack. Found a finger ring. owner to claim at Vidette office. For sale Possum Cream Meal and other goods advertised. Bargain counter of SHOES at T L Brown & Co. Junk buying every Saturday by Garnett H Thompson Jr.
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Maggie Dean
Cherokee
Lillian Foote
Arthur Foote
Haleyville
Ala
Luka
Emma Williams
Mosers Drug Store
Feed and livestock ads mix from Luka area notices
Classified blurbs show W. S. Brown selling low price feed and possum cream meal, Mrs. J. A. Pyle offering White Leghorn cockerels and eggs, and Sam H Allen promoting farm male supplies. An old Ford car offered for sale at 475 dollars, with malaria remedies and fever cures advertised by the same contact.
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J. A. Pyle
Luka
Misa
Swift’s Specific Declared Effective Blood Cleanser
Advertisement touts S. S. S. as a mineral free blood cleanser for eczema and skin troubles. Claims 50 years of tested relief, builds vitality, and offers a free consultation via Swift Specific, Atlanta. Multiple testimonials urge readers to try and visit local druggists.
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Costa
Reid
Ss. S
Swift
Atlanta
Violin Donation Request to Vidette Office
A reader asks whether a violin can be donated or sold cheaply for a little orphan. They inquire about payment or donation methods and request contact at the Vidette office, asking to speak with Mrs Thompson at extension 12.
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Vidette
Mra
Thompson
For Sale Corn at Leatherwood Hotel
Advertises 500 or 600 bushels of corn for sale at 2.00 dollars per bushel. Sale location given as the Leatherwood Hotel with contact or seller noted as Frank Spears on the 23rd.
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Leatherwood Hotel
Frank Spears
Accident Ends in Amputation After Hand Injury
Tillman Brown, a hardworking local youth, accidentally fired his gun while picking it up by the muzzle on Tuesday morning. The shot severely lacerated his hand, necessitating amputation. The incident is deeply regretted by the community.
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Tillman Brown
Fall line feed sale and rental listings
Sam H. Allen advertises feed at low prices and offers two Tennessee River Bottom farms for rent. Additional listings include properties on Yellow Creek and near Joka. First come, first served. Geo. L. MoMasters invites immediate inquiries.
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Tennessee River Bottom
Yellow Creek
Joka
Geo. L. MoMasters
Tishomingo News AH S basketball loss to Henderson Tenn
The A H S basketball team lost to Henderson Tenn by 12 to 10 last week, seen as due by AH. They also defeated Bethel Springs at Bethel Springs by 20, with examinations upcoming. Pupils study hard for Lue Gask to make a good record as farmers prepare terraces for plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Tenn
Bethel Springs
Carmichael-McKnight Wedding at Methodist Church
Miss Ruth Carmichael married Mr. R Ie. McKnight at the Methodist church last Sunday at 5 30 pm. The ceremony featured pink and green decorations, palms, magnolia, peach blossoms, and candles. Rev H W Carter officiated. bridesmaid Gladys Carmichael and best man J C Jourdan Jr. attended. The couple, gentle, promising a happy union, left for Memphis and points beyond aboard the 6 18 train.
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Methodist
Ruth Carmichael
R. Ie. McKnight
B. F. McRae
Methodist Church
Matthews
Traumerer
Mendelssohn
G. T. Carmichael
W. Mc.Knight
Feed at lowest prices in Inka attracts shoppers
Mrs. W. B. Fulkerson, visiting her father in Jackson Mississippi, paused in Inka on Wednesday during her trip home to Denver Colorado. The item notes a full line of feed offered at very low prices in Inka.
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Luka
Inka
W. B. Fulkerson
Jackson
Mississippi
Denver
Colorado
Epidemic Fears And Local News From The County
The past week brought proverbially fair weather but dangerous road conditions in places. Reports note illnesses, a flu outbreak, and smallpox concerns while doctors strive to curb the disease. Deaths include Mrs Marie Enlow on the 4th and D T Barnes, with community updates on travel lines, visitors, and local remarks.
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Marie Enlow
Wheeler Enlow
George W. Miller
Colbert County
Ala
D. T. Barnes
Luka Exchange
L. R. Burns
Booneville
Miss
Roger Bell
D. E. Rast
Salem
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Logal
Moser’s Drug Store
F. T. Carmack
Iuka High A
Picture Show
Sam H. Allen
Garnett H. Thompson, Jr
Russellville, Ala
G. H. Thompson
W.S. Brown
J. D. Branum
Scottsboro, Ala
Tuka
Brown
W. B. McRae
Tishomingo
Carmichael-McKnight
Out of Town
C. H. Harris
J. F. Harris
Lee Stanley
Lamar Harris
Rister Hamilton
Lawrence Goyes
Arthur Cromwell
Katherine Cromwell
Haley Cotton
Carrie Cotton
Tuscumbia
Hamblett
Sheffield
T. L. Brown & CO
Mineral Springs Hotel
Ford
Sam H Allen
Tishomingo News
Carmichael—McKnight
Broughton & Whitten
SALE
W. S. Brown
Iuka, Mississippi
Route News
Howe
T. H. Elam
Mrs. W. 'T. Elam
Federal ‘Treasury
Bud Jones
New York
Mexico
Wood
Eenie
Meenie
Minie
Trade AT Home
T. A. Leddin
Cotton School
Memphis Business College
Memphis
Thomas
Ton
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