Local Tidbits Across Tus Cumbia and Surrounding Towns
A sprawling collage of brief notes from Tus Cumbia and nearby towns details visits by numerous residents including Mr TW Walker and Mrs I'W Walker to Tus Cumbia and Tybia, with many others from Memphis Corinth Fulton and beyond. The piece notes church events, excursions to the park, farm activity, local commerce, and upcoming community meetings as residents make short trips, attend dental associations, speak at courts, or join social and religious gatherings.
Sunday Sermons At Local Churches
Sunday services were held at the Methodist church with four sermons by Rev J H Holder at 11 a m 2 30 p m for children 4 p m for men and 8 p m night Rev MH Armor preached at the Christian church at 11 a m and again at night No preaching at other churches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J H Holder
MH Armor
Christian Church
FIRE INSURANCE AND LOCAL HEALTH REMEDY NOTES
Items include J H Faircloth insurance agency listing top companies and office locations, a Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets ad claiming detox and laxative benefits, and a long reader letter debating school terms and the 2 mill levy. The missive defends parental involvement, cites personal schooling history, and challenges a doctor’s claim about education duration.
Farmers urged to study 2 mill school levy and term schooling
John Miller addresses county farmers urging informed vote on a proposed 2 mill tax for schools, arguing farmers understand their needs and should decide on divided term schooling. He warns of possible two weeks court and asks voters to prepare funds or oppose the levy. He offers to meet farmers to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F T Carmack
Viperre
Drc
John Miller
First Watermelon and Peach Highlight Local News of 1910
The first watermelon of 1910 was left at the office by Mr R N Dean, a North Town farmer who has led in delivering early melons for years. The finest Elberta peach was handed to us by Mr E D Jewett. Miss Lizzie Robinson visits Tuscumbia friends, and Miss Mildred Johnson heads to Tuscumbia. The Methodist church meeting continues as Rev Holder preaches a strong series with no accessions yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Adams
AW Adams
Stenvie
Tex
Edwin Neshardt
Memphis
Mary Massey
Mexico
Methodist Mission Board
Eiverybody
ZB Akers
Route 4
Vipertrand Commercial
Mary's Perfection
Howard's
GW Moore
New York
Iuka Hardware Co
G. T. Carmichae] & Son
Dri
WP Bolding
Dental Association
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Texas
Chas Elledge
Corinth
Vishis
St Louis
Trotter
King Place
Woodruff
J F Newcomb
Napoleon
Jack Hardwick
Attys Pyle
Elledge
Tuka
Prof Neal
Neal
Miss
Rev Poag
Jackson, Tenn
Leitch
Old Mill Place
T . Hall
Here
Brooks
McKinney
JM Woodruff
J. H Nixon
Masonic School
Tupelo
Park
Burnsville
Epperson
WD. Brooks
Ramsey
Mrm C Higginbottom
Olive Bray
R N Dean
Dean
E D Jewett
Lizzie Robinson
Tuscumbia
Mildred Johnson
Methodist Church
Holder
Notice of meeting of creditors in Barkley bankruptcy
In the northern district of Mississippi eastern division United States District Court notices creditors that Miles Barkley of Belmont, Tishomingo County, was adjudicated a bankrupt June 4 1910. The first meeting of creditors will be held August 16 1910 at 10 a.m. in Corinth Alcorn County to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. John A Davis Referee in Bankruptcy signs the notice dated July 19 1910. Also sheriff reports compliance with 1908 license list requirements noting no licenses for sale of spirituous vinous or malt liquor in Tishomingo County and no licensure found by E A Payne Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crediors
District Court of the United States
Mississippi
JW Rowlett
Miles Barkley
Belmont
Tishomingo
Corinth
Miss
Alcorn County
John A Davis
Migs
United States Internal Revenue Collector
Tishominga County
Same
E.A Payne
Harmony Meeting Sets July Aug 7 Schedule and Concert
Meeting notice states Harmony gathering begins in July and moves to Bethel on Aug 7 with Rev A Stafford preaching. Last week the Harmony meeting had 7 conversions and 10 accessions. Moving Picture Show runs nightly except Sundays with Inka Concert Band tonight. band members must report by 8. Park shows continue with new pictures and instruments and brass band music at 8:30. Nearby Chickasha Okla Indians face Iuka Aug 1. several local social updates included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Bethel
A Stafford
J Rhamos
Moving Picture Show
Inka
Moving Picture Show of
Wheat & Pearcy
Chickasha
Okla
Iuka On
Ang
Thanslo tris _stunta
Mises Alma
Elsie Mg~ Knight
Shrock
Kathleen McIntosh
Tuscumbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
TW Walker
Baldwyn
Walker
Joe McKigney
Wrres
Sam Shockley
Horge
Elmo Robinson
Fulton
Miss Gray
Koadath
Hiss Moe Parte
Jim Rice
Fnsbuty
L . Adams
Hugo, Ol
Cod
F Meine Jr
McKnight
JR Mastin
North
Alaberda
JE Harris
Hurnsville
Mrs ET Wammerly
GA Timbes
Route 1
Paden
T A Milam
Mount Hope
Aln
Jas Bayless
Walter Bradgher
Tree
Ark
Bradsher
Messrs
Gooch
Wut
Bennet
Mrs Copeland
Miss Winona
Copeland
Mreyt Goyer
Lou Adam
TF Adams
Alexandria
Inkia
J. B. Williaina
J C McGulloch
Vinerrz
Commercia Appett
James McCoyy
Route 2
J R James
Eay
Mattle Ste Armstrong
Town Creek
Ala
Mewt
J Stormont
Deering, & McCormack
Ikan Hardware Co
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers
Duke Maydware Co
Lavenil
Maine
Baptist Ladies Aid of
CB Elledge
Tishomingo County
RJ Wilson
Harrisonburg, la
Sallie Barnett
Wilson
Wagner’ saWorsdersit
Ti Carmichael
Mattie
Howards
Imoney
Amelia Price
Sheffield
Eastport
Earl Brewer
Whutel
Corinth Moulay
Brewer
Andis Chance
Julia
Hebron
F P Scriges
JC Kennedy
Mr J Jensen
Burke Culpepper
Fourth Street
Jensen
Aydlett Price
Spur Groceriny of
Howard
Union Praternal Barbacye
T M McDonald
Rev J Skinner
New Salem
Scruggs
Mt Pleasant
L M Clark
Parker
Riverton
DA Ellis
J R Duncan
Water's Edge
D A Ellis
Duncan
Minnie Forsythe
R 8
J H Davis
Burnsville, Miss
Byori
Iuka
Will Brown
Mississipp
J. H. Faircloth
The
Liverpool
London and Globe
Row Home
Phenix
Hartford
Tishomingo Banking Co
S. v
Chamberlain
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