The Windette in Advance and Local Notes
The Windette in Advance reports town council installation on the 22nd with new mayor Woodard Bernley and aldermen J N Kerr and Wm Faust Sr among others. Local notes mention Miss May Haney returning to school, Mrs Smith visiting, a Burnsville play praised, and the county teachers meeting planned for next Saturday at Burnsville. Olive Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodard Bernley
J L Gowers
Marshall
WS Norman
Pate ‘Trotter
George Gilland
J N Kerr
J ] Collins
Wm Faust
Misses May
Byrd Haney
Sol Holder
Paul Haney
A & M College
OT Holder
Hodges
MA Smith
S J Smith
Iuka
Red Bay
O P Davis
Burnsville
R L Smith
Burnsviile
Christmas News From Snowdown and Nearby Folks
Dots from Everywhere reports quiet holidays and improving health. Christmas visits include Mollie McKinney with Lizzie Rast and Ed Rast with family in New Albany Mississippi. Oldham school closed for measles. Bud Yarber and Mollie Yarber also ill. Jim Dexter and Myrtie Wingo wed last Sunday. best wishes to the couple. Mr Allen Reeves lost sight in one eye during Christmas travels to Corinth. Other notes on visits, illness, and thanks for Christmas dinners near Spring Hill and Tishomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie McKinney
Lizzie Rast
Ed Rast
Myrtie
Gertie
Mattie Crafford
New Albany
Good Reeves
W T Hampton
Oldham
Bud Yarber
Mollie Yarber
Emma Curtis
Mark Robinson
Holent
W R Rast
Malinda Rast
Nancy Barnett
Carrie
Mollie Rast
Calvin Moore
Spring Hill
Carrie Rast
Jim Dexter
Myrtie Wingo
Allen Reeves
Corinth
Granny ‘Thomas
Messrs
Will Mars
Clearance’ Jackson
Tishomingo
Icy Thomas
Distinguished Entertainer Beulah McNemar at School Hall
Public urged to attend a program by Miss Beulah E. McNemar on Tuesday evening January 16 in the School Building under the Baptist Church W M S auspices. She is a renowned entertainer praised for elevating and instructive shows with a varied program of new and popular selections. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah E. McNemar
W. M.S. of the Baptist Church
Miss McNemar
Union
Blue Jacket
Okla
Gavette
Good Roads Propaganda Letter from Tishomingo Citizen
A letter favors building well macadamized roads in Tishomingo County. The writer argues good roads reflect thrift, boost land values, reduce wear on wagons and stock, and pressure counties to adopt first class roads. He urges ongoing public discussion and civic arousal for the road proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Arkansas
Tishomingo County
Tom
W. M. McIntosié
Commissioner Sale of Lands in Tishomingo County
By decree of the Chancery Court dated December 1 1916 the undersigned commissioner will on February 1 1917 at front of the courthouse door in Tukas sell for cash the west half of the SW quarter of Section 17 and south half of the SE quarter of Section 17 and the NE of Section 20 all in Township 2 Range 11 in Tishomingo County Miss for division of proceeds among the heirs at law of Geo Washington Points deceased. E A Payne Commissioner January 1 1917.
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Chancery Court
Tuka
Range 11
Tishomingo County
Miss
Geo Washington Points
D. E A Payne
Scholarships for Sale Offer Jobs Prospects at Colleges
The Vidette notes scholarships offered for sale at Memphis Business College and Wheeler Business College in Birmingham. It claims a consistent demand for stenographers and bookkeepers and presents opportunities to gain youth with improved earning capacity through business college training.
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Business College
Memphis Business College
Wheeler Business College
Birmingham Ia
Christmas Etertainments and Holiday Social Lights
Christmas entertainments began Friday December 22 with Miss Elams music class presenting a polished program. Performances included violin solos by Miss Donna Lovell harp solos by Miss Brinkley and a piano duet by Misses Watson and Lovell. A Santa Claus gift distribution followed from the Christmas tree for the mail class.
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Elam
Donna Lovell
Watson
Lovell
Elizabeth Brinkley
J. A. E. Pyle
Santa Claus
Christmas Eve Social Bids Town Joyful Farewell
Hearts filled with thanks as local youths organized a merry evening for friends and neighbors. Attendees included Misses and Messrs McK, Jourdan, Foote, Little, Jackson, Carmichael, Hall, Craddock, Reed, Walker, Pyle, Patterson, Lovell, McCullough, and others. Mr. and Mrs Jourdan and Mr. and Mrs F Doan also attended, hoping every coming Christmas be as joyous as this red letter one.
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O Jourdan
Jourdan
D Foote
HL Little
J McCullough
N Jackson
Little
M Donovia
Jackson
V Wilson
W Carmichael
C Hall
E Craddock
Watson
C Smith
C Powell
H Hodges
Reed
McCord
C Walker
E Hail
L Walker
E Reid
C Cromwell
C Pyle
R Carmichael
R Patterson
G Carmichael
Little Girl Now Plays Like Others Thanks Tanlac
A Seaboard Air Line conductor recounts his 11 year old daughter's long battle with weakness kidney pain and poor appetite. After starting Tanlac she gained weight slept well and now attends school happily. Tanlac bears the manufacturer marks and is sold in several towns by local druggists.
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T M Harrellyeaf
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Tanine
Taniac
Ingleside
GF W Qis
Cooper Medicine Company
Luka
JC Jourdan
Belmont
Belmont Drug Co
Golden, Miss
Miss
N.S. Davis
Burnsville
J. H. Nixon
Notice of Commissioner's Sale in Iuka Mississippi
Special Commissioner E A Payne by chancery order dated December 14 1916 will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder the front of the Court House in Iuka Tishomingo County Mississippi during legal hours on January 26 1917 lands described as Terry's survey blocks Twenty Fifty One Fifty Two Fifty Three and Fifty Four in Iuka Miss together with part of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19 Township 3 Range 11 East beginning at the old M and C Railroad right of way now the Southern Railway corner and following boundaries to the point of beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
A. J Catton
J. E. McKinney
Ioki
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
Iuka
Terry
Inka
Miss
Southern Railway
E. A. Payne
Bargain Trip to Washington Explains Low Travel Rates
An opportunity of a lifetime offers an inexpensive tip to Washington with a one cent per mile fare in each direction for points east of the Mississippi River and reduced rates to the west. The notice emphasizes widespread cheap travel across regions, inviting readers to take advantage of the deal.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Educational Special Train Tour From Tishomingo County
A special educational train tour from Tishomingo county plans limited to 135 passengers with an experienced conductor. Enroll now to join an organization offering five days in Washington with advance hotel reservations. Early enrollees secure moderate-rate hotel stays. For details contact Radnor Tours Nashville or Mrs Laura Copeland, local representative in Inka.
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Tishomingo County
Prospect
Washington
Radnor
Nashville
Tenn
Laura Copeland
Inka
iMss
Free Hastings 1917 Seed Catalog Offers Free Copy
Hastings 1917 Seed Catalog is available at no cost to readers who request it by name of this paper. The catalog lists vegetable grain clover and flower seeds and explains how to obtain five free flower varieties to beautify home surroundings. Hastings seeds are promoted as reliable and likely to boost garden success in 1917.
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Hastings
H. G. Hastings CO
Seedlemen
Atlanta, Ga
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