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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
W. O. Srygley urges readers to drop selfishness a habit and weigh others' interests. He warns that selfishness blinds judgment, fuels conflict, and hinders right action while urging consideration of circumstances and the common good. The piece frames self restraint as moral duty and practical guide.
Editors are human and cannot miss every item as they hunt for news. Readers should submit or call in stories about themselves neighbors or the community to help the paper stay impartial and valuable. The editor thanks readers for contributing to the newspaper’s mission.
Vague note places emphasis on a Saturday July 31st as the countdown to the election begins. No additional context, names, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Farmers praise Friday to Sunday rain showers easing drought concerns. Mr RP Holder visits father John Holder in Holent. Sardis students hear Mr Sam Stafford discuss U S travels and foreign journeys. A June 19 talk rounds out weekend lectures. A lively Sardis social with singing at McCoy’s and Sardis churchhouse events conclude the item.
Stockholders Oscar Copeland LS Greene and BE Wright appeared before Justice of the Peace T H Dean on June 18 1915 to acknowledge an amendment to the Bank of Belmont charter. The change ends the corporate existence on September 1 1915, replacing the prior fifty year limit.
The newspaper states notices for picnics and all day singings will be billed at five cents per line, seven words per line, cash with order unless on account. It warns that free space will vanish for such notices, except for church services unrelated to picnics, which may still appear at no charge.
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