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Newspaper

Iuka Vidette

Location

Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

3

Remarkable Career of Margaret McMillan in London

An American from New York who became a leading reformer in Britain, Margaret McMillan sacrificed wealth and fame to champion child welfare and education. Her work spans Bradford and London clinics, school medical care, and a push for state aid, influencing public health policy and inspiring a new generation of social reform.

London Rug Margaret McMillan United States Mins McMillan America Washington Eagland George Lane Loam Mie McMillan Westchester County New York Land of the Thistle United Stats Inverness Scotland Switzerland Louise Michel Mme. Michel Conlon Russia Democratic Club Innasox Street Myde Park Miss McMman Margaret Indy Livne Fi & Palace McMillan Miss McMillan Iife Bradford Yorkshire Park Jane Hradford England Joseph Fels Board of Education

State CapitaL Notes on 1910 Budget and Legislature Spending

State Auditor notes spending of 7,721,487.20 for the biennial period ending January 1, 1911 and that the 1910 session absorbed a large portion of the total. Contingent expenses and per diem totals are listed, with increases in pensions, schools, judiciary, and other sectors. Overall, author suggests the 1910 legislature did not harm the state despite apparent high outlays.

Smith Homse

State convict labor and plans for delta wheat and mills

The Mississippi prison board meets with officers of the penitentiary department to discuss productive farming, reporting wheat yields of at least forty bushels per acre in the delta and proposing expansion of wheat acreage. Governor Noel notes no sale of the $600,000 state bond issue and cites market conditions rather than bond distrust. Nearby Jackson rumblings show near beer dispensaries gaining momentum after a supreme court ruling, with local charters affecting taxation and profits.

Penitentiary Department Board of Prison Trineda Tristen Taylor Uo Delta Col. Montgomery Oakley Place Wesson Elae Noel Mississippi London Stock Exchange Jackson Supreme Court Wickubure

Williams Must Pay Back Funds From Lever Board

The Mississippi Supreme Court rules that Wirt Adams as revenue agent and F I Williams as treasurer are not entitled to personal gains from funds of the upper levee board. Williams’ deposits earned interest, but the court states the funds remained the board’s property, not his. Governor Noel comments on near beer ruling and state officers plan to issue guidance after reviewing all opinions.

Lever Board Supreme Court Wirt Adama Williams Tidge Whitheld Wilnane Whitfield William State Revenue

Farmer urged to feed workers Quaker Scotch Oats

The article argues farmers should increase food value awareness and feed workers more Quaker Scotch Oats. It claims oats boost muscle in livestock and notes the product is widely recognized in the United States and Europe.

Tofay Europe

When Rubbers Become Necessary And Your Shoes Pinuh

Product ad style snippet describes Allen's Toot-Riua for feet and bunions, claiming relief and suitability for dancing. Mentions mail order samples and a man who goes to bed early, with his wife citing honesty as a factor. Contains multiple garbled terms and unlikely phrasing.

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Grass widow reference note hints at hesitation

A grass widow is described as able to provide references but rarely does so, indicating reluctance or caution in offering such favors or information. The sentence implies limited willingness to vouch for or endorse others in social or legal circles.

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Te ‘Can Milks McMillan Socialiste Iss McMillan Hur Miss McMunn Worl Margaret M’millan SF Caesee Gov Anderson Attorney General’s Department McDowell Department of Agriculture Hudnall Ie Gov. Noel Wiley P. Iudnall Copiah County Hudnall Ponitehary Mudnall E. & Wimberly BA. Rowan State Department of Education Oxford Starkville Brookhaver Cling Powers State Charity Hospital Vicksburg C. Smith Board of Soturbatory E. M. Bogan Enterprise Misa Hunt A. B. Richards Medicine CO Sherman Tasas Vireo Eer Tom Kieu Thew Biles Wandachs Sita Daisy Fly Killer Partupeteen Presbyterian University Sms Defiance
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