Guy W Mitchell for Congress in Democratic Primary
Announcement that Guy W Mitchell of Lee County seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress subject to the primary action.
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
2
Announcement that Guy W Mitchell of Lee County seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress subject to the primary action.
The Tupelo Journal profiles Guy W. Mitchell of Tupelo as a 14 year lawyer with a law practice Mitchell and Clayton. A native of Lee County raised in Guntown, he previously won election as floater representative from Lee and Itawamba in 1904. The piece urges voters to consider his qualifications for Congress.
A push to create a national Natchez Trace Highway centers on Kosciusko hosting a January 19 meeting to organize the Natchez Trace Highway Association under DAR auspices. Delegates from 13 Mississippi counties and Louisiana parishes will attend. DAR markers and state regent Mrs Fox back the effort as part of regional development and historical preservation.
Special Commissioner of the Chancery Court in Tishomingo County Mississippi announces a sale on the first Monday in February 1916 in Iuka. The property described includes parts of Section 33 Township 3 Range 11 East and a disputed three and one half acres north of Clear Creek. The sale includes a claim for damages from trespass on land by a Southern Railway spur and other rights, with title conveyed as per the decree.
Descriptive letter from Catron Kentucky tells how Bettie Bullock recovered from chronic womanly troubles after using Cardus the woman’s tonic. The note claims drastic improvement including walking two miles and resuming work. Readers are urged to ask their druggist and request treatment instructions and a 64 page booklet.
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