Denounces A False Report About Illness And Fire
A letter-writer from Dennis Mississippi denounces rumors of a burned home and a wife’s collapse, confirms his son’s hand injury from an edge-saw, and says no fire occurred. He offers five dollars for a copy of the misleading letter to stop gossip. The note also mentions local weddings, preaching plans, and school disruptions amid rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Miss
Helent
Cross Roads
Dennis and Vicinity
W H Hamilton
Foley brief notes and local happenings in town
The Cherokee Hardware and Furniture Store reports 8 good business days. Mr and Mrs James Rutland visited Inka Friday. L T Pride was in town with his auto. Frank Monk and Zach Patterson are constructing residences on opposite sides. E C Hamilton and daughter Mrs O O Dean returned from Florida and plan a Colorado trip. Cotton harvest is winding down and weather hampers farm work. Local politics are lively. Mr and Mrs P L Kirsch moved back from Tuscumbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Hardware and
James Rutland
Inka
L T Pride
Frank Monk
Zach Patterson
E C Hamilton
O O Dean
Colorado
Neck O-The-Woods
P L Kirsch
Tuscumbia
Petition for Pardon from Mississippi Convict in 1912
Petition to Gov Earle Brewer of Mississippi requests a pardon for a Tishomingo County man convicted at the January 1912 circuit term of assault and battery with intent to kill and murder, sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary, citing sufficient punishment and his dependents. The fragment also advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a constipation remedy.
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Luka
Miss
Earle Brewer
Jackson
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
State Penitentiary
Brooks
Will Mar's health and Rev Bazzle's visit
Will Mar shows some health improvement though mind affected. Rev H T Bazzle to preach next Sunday here and plans to move to Inka soon reducing travel. Congregation pleased with his preaching. Miss Lucile Smith joined her brother to town Saturday. School runs three weeks more. Saw mills quiet. FM Moore moved to his mill. C C Manley moved to Ned Hays place along Cherokee Route 4. Lomenick built two barns for Charley Daniel and Charley Lomenick. Ambrose Daly planning a six room house for Mr Radford at the Gravel Pit. A boy born to Mr and Mrs John Brown on the 26th. Mr G W Kimberly building a [sem garden. W Chambers went to Iuka Saturday. Rey W L Norman preached at Archer Sunday.
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Oak Ridge
Ida Tall
Corinth
John Henson
Nora Peterson
Brod Hardwick
Ed Newcombs
Gravel Hill
Homer Davis
Rock
Abt
Edna ‘Ber
Lamberts Chapel
H T Bazzle
Inka
Lucile Smith
FM Moore
C C Manley
Ned Hays
Bear Creek
Lomenick
Charley Daniel
Charley Lomenick
Ambrose Daly
Radford
John Brown
G W Kimberly
Chambers _s
Rey
Norman
Archer
Pontotoc Miss Route 5 Local Newsletter Notes
A Pontotoc Mississippi letter to the Vidette shares community updates on health. Bob Sappington, Brighs disease sufferers, and local residents like Jess Wooton and W T Clark are mentioned. The writer notes plowing plans, visits from Uncle Dick and Malone Texas correspondence, and ends with a medical plug for Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe remedy for colds and fevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sappington
Brights Discae
Jess Wooton
J T Ray
Jim
Dick Clark
Clark
NF Kennedy
Tom Horton
Chiwhappa Bottom
Ophy Osbirn
Red Bay
W T Clark
Malone Texas
HLP
Hosea
Old Boy Tam
Tishoniingu
Pontotoc
Marshal's Sale of Real Estate in Iuka Mississippi
Real estate in the town of Iuka Mississippi to be sold for cash in front of the Court House door on the first Monday of April 1912 to satisfy unpaid taxes for 1911 and other amounts. The sale is conducted by W B Leathe.
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MecMastera
Village of Stricklen
Graham, Co
Paden. Corporation
Valnoyn Lennon
Joseph
Galycan
Pt Ita
Iuka Miss
TiLots
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
Cou
Iuka
Miss
Mar 3 1912 Burnsville wedding and town notes in brief
Mr Maseal Robinson married Miss Ollie Epperson at the bride's father's home on Mar 3. Roy Henderson preached at the Baptist church. A Box Supper at A P Ford's school raised about 24 dollars. The Bayou Stave Plant closed temporarily. Jno Henry Williams fractured his wrist in a fall from a horse last Friday week. Weather remains wet. King log drag hoped to improve roads. Local carpentry and club activities expand. alderman election slated for March nineteenth with ballot questions on street cattle and horses running. Special election committee appointed for the county vote.
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Maseal Robinson
Ollie Epperson
Bob Smith Owens
Burnsville
Gober Sr
Gober Farm
Chas Hall
Tuka
Smith Fay Lumber Co
Smith & Moser
Roy Henderson
Baptist Church
P Fords
Ed Woodley
Glens
Jno Henry Williams
Masonic Order
Wow Circle
Wet Feet Warns of Coughs and Pneumonia Risks
A vintage warning notes that wet and chilled feet can affect nose throat and lungs leading to lagrippe bronchitis or pneumonia. It urges care, especially for children, and promotes Poleys Honey and Tar Compound and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Model Drug Store as reliable cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
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Bladdf
Cherokee News
Will Mar
Pontotoc Miss
McMurray
MSJE
Johnson Teast
Taylor
Ardis
Ectiaeawasd
West Side
Morris
Weal Sen
Spencer
W H Ae
Crenshaw
Aaron Erwin
Gil
McReary
Ayia
Adams
A T
Brakefield
Paden Corp
Tishomingo ‘Corporation
Rhodes
Harris
Convery
J B
Harris, Dennis Corporation
Ardner,gt
Belmont Corporation
Itrae
al Colden Corporation A
Tsftes
Ue Mann
Holley
J H
Phillips
Golen T
Colden Corporation F
Guz
Martin
Wails
Mann
Belmont Sep
Tula
Cgorpora Yiar Min Spas
Biel
Si Azqiao
Cal Barnett Mras
Smith
Sam
Bans
Jourdan
Panaig
Burnsgill Corpaetes
W. B. Leathe
Ces Mineral Springs
D Barnett
Bove
H Smith
M Duncan
Jannie Will
Wood
T. J. Foote
Usta
Merch
brnnAd
J R Gravette
Tinka
Ben C Pace Anl
Diec ‘Ion
Dudley
Barnett & Burbank
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