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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
City newspaper from Iuka Mississippi announces weekly Thursday publication. Subscription notices request prompt notification for nonreceipt and advertising rates are listed per insertion with lines for business notices and obituaries limited to ten items.
E S Candler of Alcorn County and James A Cunningham of Prentiss County announce candidacies for Congress subject to the Democratic Primary. The first bale of cotton sold in Galveston for 1.56 a pound. Mississippi lambs top East St Louis yards beating Tennessee grades. Washington Yazoo Warren Tate counties plan road bonds and gravel roads. What is Tishomingo doing?
The Mississippi executive department announces President Wilson calls for mobilization of the National Guard from the states amid tensions in Mexico. It stresses border protection is paramount as towns near the border face raids and the goal is to recruit each company to 141 men plus officers.
Governor Theo Bilbo urges all able bodied men to enlist in the Mississippi National Guard and assures employers that positions will be held during absence. He stresses patriotism, rapid response, and the town’s duty to supply regiments for front line service, dated June 21, 1916 with state seal.
A visitor admires a town for its courtesy and helpful dialogue about public buildings and industry. A manufacturer impressed by that kindness moves his plant and 150 workers there, showing how words shape a town’s future. The essay asks if readers see the lesson.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company sues Joseph Lennon Ella Lennon George W Brown Arthur J Miller in Chicago. Defendants must appear by the second Monday in August 1916 to plead answer or demur. otherwise a decree pro confesso will be entered. Dated June 13 1916. Subscribe for The Vidette.
A Memphis charity event distributed 1000 dresses donated by LT Cooper at 206 South Main Street. Prominent citizens, social figures, and relief workers gathered to help poor women and girls from various institutions. Local groups and schools participated through the Mary B West Circle and other churches.
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