Local and Personal News Item Highlights
Special load gun shells advertised at Me, Keights. Mrs. T. A. Clark recovering from a light illness. J. C. Miller, Route 1 Inka, John McRae, and J. R. Bickerstaff visited the office Monday. Moser's offers magazines, fiction, and fashion. D. S. Williams, father of Mosers R. B. Williams, left Yor bia for New Orleans. hopes for safe arrival and Luka visit. Mr. T. A. Clark attends Supreme Court at Jackson, then to Vicksburg to see influenza-stricken daughter Gertrude. W. C. Hubbard listed. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Belue of Tishomingo visited Clarendon. Belue to relocate to Crittenden, Ark., for plantation company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Williams
Mosers R. 8
A.M. Williams
Luka
T. A. Clark
Supreme Court
Jackson
Miss
Vicksburg
Gertrude
C. P. Belue
Tishomingo
Clarendon
W. A. Owens
Mr. Belue
Land for peat and crops near town report
Land for peat and fields near town noted in partial text. Mentions corn, cotton, potatoes, pomegranates and pickles with references to Geo and L. MoMusters. OCR fragmentary with unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furth
L. MoMusters
Public Speaking in the Court House January 27th
J Lee Tarpley national Farm Labor Union lecturer will address farmers in Bonham Texas. He recently urged Congress on farm price legislation and studied conditions along New York's Wall Street. The talk promises humor and practical farming insights with invites extended to all, including ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Tuka
J. Lee Tarpley
Farm Labor Union of America
Bonham, Texas
Tarpley
United States Congress
New York
Nall Street
Real Texas
Candidate for Supervisor in First District from Iuka
Announcement notes Mr. Kimberly as a candidate for Supervisor. A 40 year Iuka resident who built bridges across county streams, making him well suited for the office. Also mentions local school notes, PTAs meeting, and other town notices within the same column. The text includes assorted local ads and notices about clergy, farming, and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Pace
Pace
Kimberly
Iuka
Texas
Wanted first class salesman for Tishomingo County job
An American Benevolent Association notice from Macon Mississippi seeks a well known, handwriting skilled first class salesman to work in the county and furnish references. The item also notes a weekly letter from the State Department of Education by W F Bond and reports 104 crippled children examined in Jackson for possible treatment. Examinations for County Superintendent of Education will be held March 5 9 and May 29 30 with required papers. Also promotes drug store and seed goods advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuka
Tishomingo County
State Department of Education
W. F. Bond
Jackson
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Shreveport
Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
EV. Price & Co
Ed. V. Price & Co
J. C. Miller
Inka
John McRae
J. R. Bickerstaff
Complete Line
Moser’s
Mat Kolloga
McKeighte
Jim Jourdan Jr
J. KE. Rast’s
John Brown
Fresh Saratoga Chipa
Opie
Staté Dental Association Et Tupelo
Mosit's
W C Hubbard
Moser's
W.M. McIntosh
Methodist Church
D. Q. JourdanGro
Sterlingworth Tira Co
Sterling
Liverpool
Ohio
Dalharry
Homer Goter
Hall
Mississippi
Gsod Wisted
Durham Tobacco
Jerzey
Young Call
T. M. McDonald
S A Kimberly
Parent Teachers Association
Paden
H. Johnston
Pittsburg
Tenn
University of the South
Kansas City Veterinary College
Tishomingo Church
J. B. Randolph
W.T. Phillips
P.O
John Watson
Lake Como Dairy Co
J. M. Bullard
Thaye A
Lou Ethel
Yours
W. S. Brown & Co
American Benevolent Association
Macon
Peoples Drug Store
T, M
McDonald
H, Johnston
IUEA
Holloman-White CO
Falls
Memphis, Tenn
Dd. Whitten Dry Goods
SEFC
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