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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
1
The lines express the speaker's plea for the return of precious jewels taken from the heart. They lament separation, claim allegiance of the beloved to another, and insist on remaining alone with grief. The speaker recalls past closeness and declares still being wholly theirs in memory despite the separation.
The notice advertises Florence Steam Laundry washing service with a tease to "wash everything but the kids" and "return everything but the DIRT" plus an agent named Arthur S. Cromwell announcing new Wide Stripe Voices shown at Brown's. The fragment mentions Brown's as the place to see the new products and an agent handling the display.
Tishomingo County Union No 14 will meet at Tishomingo July 16 17. All locals should send reports timely for a full county union report. Do not fail to send a full delegation for what will be one of the most interesting meetings of the year. Rapp Reynolds Secretary.
A notice invites attendees to a picnic at the WC Bishop place on July 15 with the area prepared for a candidate speaking. It requests everyone to bring well filled baskets and notes contact numbers for laundry issues including Arthur S Cromwell and Florence Steam Laundry.
A description of an ideal location offering boating, swimming, and fishing including bass, bream, and trout. It touts superior boating and bathing facilities and presents the site as an excellent place to learn to swim.
Advertisement notes silk shirt waists on sale for $1.00 each at Brown's Dry Goods Store at Akers' Spring two miles north of Iuka. Sale date moved to July 15 from July 10. Also announces all county and state candidates are invited.
A brief notice announces gasoline sold at 15 cents per four units for cash with higher price of 20 cents if charged. The seller H L Moser signs the ad and promises customer satisfaction.
A noisy collage of 1915 era classified ads offers farm equipment, seed, medicines, real estate, milk cows, ice, a typewriter sale, a law firm dissolution, and a bridge project. Notable items include Smith Premier Typewriter $25 cash, Four Room Cottage near Spring Park, two milk cows with calves, carload of ice, and a 50 percent price offer on a stock of general merchandise. The notices hint at land bargains, a real estate push, and a planned bridge construction with bidding details.
J. Jourdan Mercantile Co advertises special close prices on Deering mowing machines and rakes aimed at planters. The notice emphasizes timely purchase opportunities at the mercantile firm.
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