Home Demonstration Notes and County News 1923
Miss Mae Cooper promotes a week itinerary and July 9 sewing deadline for Tishomingo County home demonstration clubs. The item invites names and addresses for a July 10 11 12 short course at the A H Bldg Tishomingo and asks for wild berry prep for a fall exhibit. It also lists meeting details and speakers with health and kitchen saving guidance plus local notices and obituaries from Winona Times Indianapolis News Canton Repository and area papers.
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Hollow
Tishomingo
Belmont
Bennetts Chapel
Tishomingo County
Wala
Sean
Mae Cooper
Echool
Clara Woodley
Berry Lee Martin
Dr. Brown
Volunteer Rum Fighters of America organize in Tishomingo
The V R F of A Tuka Mississippi District No 1 announces organized efforts to locate and destroy stills. They pledge to watch makers retailers and drinkers and report to courts to secure convictions. Meeting at Buatport June 8 with large crowd and continued patrol June 9 with nothing found.
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Tuka
Miss
Tishomingo County
America
V. RF
Laka Tishomingo County
Mississippi
Buatport
Renal RF
Going out of business sale in Fulton Missouri notice
Public notice states a business is closing in Fulton Missouri with a sale of a baby buggy and baby bed. The contact phone listed is 204. The fragment mentions Mr Gallagher and a remark about people leaving the track.
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Mr. Gallagher
Fulton
Poisonous contraband liquor surge reported by federal chemist
Dr. Ruel J. Manning, chief federal chemist for the district, says a vast rise in poisonous contraband liquor among youths has been found across Mississippi Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee and Louisiana. He reports that about 90 percent of the liquor analyzed recently was poisonous and about 40 percent could cause death in a short time.
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Ruel J. Manning
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkangan
Tennessee
Louisiana
Manning
Bean Beetle Found Again Near Fulton Mississippi
The State Plant Board reports the Mexican bean beetle discovered in W F Graham’s garden about ten miles east of Fulton, near Barkley and Hood farms. Previous infestations tied to Alabama hay. no hay from Mabana. Inspectors urge removal of eggs and immature stages, and plan broader checks despite other seasonal duties. Farmers in eastern Mississippi urged to report insects to the State Plant Board at A and M College, Miss. CLAY LYLE, GENERAL INSPECTOR.
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A. & M. College
Miss
State Plant Board
Ttawamba County
W. FP. Graham
Fulton
W. J. Barkley Noar W. Hood
Alabama
Graham
Mabana
Plans Board
A & M College
State Plant Board Gardening Tips For Pests And Disease
Four weeks before ripening peaches spray with one pound of lead arsenate in fifty gallons of solution. Be aware beans may show anthracnose if vines are wet. remove cabbage bugs now and spray potato beetles. Inspect squash vines for bugs under boards early morning. Prune blighted pear and apple limbs, burn with disinfected pruning tools. Fern scales treated with soap and nicotine sulphate mixture. General Inspector urges careful, timely garden care.
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Pennsylvania
Acuum Cup
George B. Haislep
Columbia
S.C
State Reformatory
Columbian Paper Company
Bristol
Virginia
f.C.b
Southern Railway
MO. L. Payne
Iuka, Mississippi
Mie Cooper
Winona Times
Indianapolis News
Canton
B. F. Ross
Thelma
Iuka
Edd Stricklin
J. B. Epperson
Duck Hill
Kiddie Epperson
Home Folke
Holts
George Amerson
Jackson
Lenn
T. W. Ross
Walnut
Tenn
W. K. Boreham
John E. Carroll
Rosie Worley
W. S. Worley
A.W. Owens
Mollie Pannel
J. A. Pannel
Prentiss County
This County
J. F. Panel
Hackelburg
Ala
Mrs. Young
Agea
Volunteer Rum Fighters of America
R. R. Hill
Iuea, Miss
THE
Clay Lyle
Iuka Guaranty Bank
Voitsbojusite
Laler Baik
Bagk Depositors
Guacuuty
le State
M Guleetppl
B, Williams
Ginn Floral Company
Cor. Court and
Tuscaloosa
Florence, Alabama
Mr. Gaines
Mr. Williamson
Tuka Guaranty Bank
Tluka
G. T., Reid
Sheffield
Wisconsin
Dearborn
Mickie
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