Folk for President: Folk as top Democrat pick
The piece argues Joseph W. Folk of Missouri is the strongest Democratic presidential candidate, surpassing Gaynor of New York and Harmon of Ohio in mass appeal, citing his firm, persistent stance against graft and his courage to pursue reform. Railroad officials from Southern Railway visited Mineral Springs Hotel in Iuka praising accommodations and Park beauty and pledged to promote Iuka.
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Folk
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Gaynor
New York
Harmon
Ohio
Joe Folk
The
Southern Railway
Mineral Springs
T. Loyal
Knoxville
Tenn
R. E. Simpson
Ashville
F. P. Pelter
Memphis
F. A. Coile
Sec
Ed. Ashley
Iuka
Beau-Not Club resumes meetings with officers elected
The Beau-Not Club renewed meetings last week with Dora and Ruth Carmack entertaining. Floy Cook reelected President by unanimous vote, Eula Williams Secretary, Ruth Carmack Treasurer, Ola Carter Vice President, Annie Ford McKnight Reporter. After business, music by Cook and McKnight, Forty-Two games, and ice cream and cake. Season opens with a progressive dinner starting at Miss Williams’ home at four, ending at McKnight’s with ice service.
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Beau-Not'’ Club
Dora
Ruth Carmack
Floy Cook
Eula Williams
Ola Carter
Annie Ford McKnight
Infant health and worm remedy advertisement text
An old advertisement claims White's Cream Verms expels worms, aiding infant weight gain and health. It touts the product as safe and effective, priced 25 cents, sold by JC Jour.
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JC Jour
Tukg Mayor and Aldermen Meet in June 1910
The Tukg Mississippi board held a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday June 3 1910 with Mayor Patterson and aldermen Brown Dudley Paircloth McKnight. They reviewed fund balances and warrants across several funds, noted fines collected, approved several allowances, and discussed street tax and nuisance abatement. Rev J W Stephens passed through Iuka homeward from Vanderbilt. An advertisement for McGee's Baby Elixir appeared.
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Tukg, Miss
A B Patterson
R J Brown
G W Dudley
Jourdan
W McKnight
J H Paircloth
J T Walker
Henry Cummings
San
T Carmack
W Dudley
J B Williams
Juka Hardware Co
D Barnard & Co Bik Books
J Rgravette
Hollie Watson
Albert
Scruggs
J. 4. Stephens
Brownsfield, Miss
Iuka
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Tuka Triumphs in Jasper Series with Two Wins
The Jasper Herald notes two wins by Luka against Jasper with smart hitting and help from professionals in town. In game one Luka led with six runs, game two he added five as Jasper fell 3 to 5, and the truncated third game ended Jasper 4 Luka 0 after five innings.
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Tuka
Jasper
Ala
Jasper Herald
Ty Cobb
Luka
Jaspers
Manadine Headache Remedy Ad From Mangum’s
An old classified style note promotes Manadine for headache claiming it is harmless. It advertises a bottle sample and directs readers to purchase from Jourdan. The fragment mentions acetylated preparations and suggests avoiding harmful remedies.
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Jourdan
Barnett brothers represent National Life in Booneville
Ed and W M Barnett of Booneville appeared Monday for the National Life Insurance Co. AC Dean, deceased, held a $1000 policy with only one premium paid. The Barnetts paid the full amount Monday, a sign of promptness that reflects well on the company.
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Messrs
Ed and
W M Barnett
Booneville
National Life Insurance Co
United States
AC Dean
Barnett Bros
Unsigned preaching appointment note triggered hoax doubt
The Viverte notes an unsigned preaching appointment for Rev WI Elledge, suspects a hoax, and notes publishing objections. Mr J W Bruton reports his brother T J Bruton may return from Oklahoma. The Viverti office touts quality job work and warns against publishing crude material. Alabama legislature stalls on whisky legislation after recent elections.
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WI Elledge
J. W. Bruton
T. J. Bruton
Oklahoma
Maippi
Viverti
Community Notes Show Warm Weather and Local Visits
Dennis Dots notes warm weather and good health in the community. Mrs Bessie Whitfield of Paden visited sister Miss Mattie Blanchard Saturday night, with talks of other locals from Tishomingo and Corinth visiting or returning home. Rev EC Sullivan will preach next Sunday at 11 am after morning singing led by Prof Neal.
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Bessie Whitfield
Paden
Mattie Blanchard
Tom McDougal
Tishomingo
Mary Flurry
Highland
John Blanchard
Memphis
Mississippi, Lumber Co
Dennine
Katie Flurry
Belle Cornnelius
Carrie
Cora Dea
Mises Bike
Ona Davis
Tom Baker
Corinth
Ped
NS Davis
J A Bruton
Big Father
Chas Flurry
Golden
Cleve Byram
Rienzi
EC Sullivan
Neal
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Mineral. Springs Hotel
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
J. A. Davenport
J. H. Webb
Joe. R. Davis
J. E Pyle
J. H. Faircloth
Mesdames Pyle
Hyatt
Mc Kinney
Kate Brown
Ida Lee Pyle
R. L. Smith
Burnsville
Smith
Ruth Hastings
Riverton Junction
Jack
Ruth
Tuscumbia
T. J. Howard
Antwerp
Jim Willis
Denie’ Lime Kiln
Gén. Corp Fund
Reed
T Scruggs
B Patterson
Street Fond
McGee
J C Jourdan
T. L Brown & CO
Mangum
Tishomingo Banking
Belmont
W.w.shook
J. Storment
C. C. Shook
Jas. H. Faircloth
Dennis Dots
Ishominge
AMO Ware
Jaka
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