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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
1
The Holmes county sheriff George S Beall Jr is likely to run for state revenue agent. He has received broad support from many parts of the state and plans to announce his intent soon. The Lexington Advertiser notes he is a model official and highly recommended for the position.
A wartime editorial urges continued sacrifice and public duty after armistice. It stresses that victory does not end obligations, calling on citizens to support War Savings Stamps and the Fifth Liberty Loan, and to sustain patriotic effort amid memories of battlefields, hospitals, and fallen comrades. It warns against slackers and emphasizes renewed national conscience and rewards for sacrifice.
The Altha Concert Company, led by Redpath management, will tour next season with Clara Watkife soprano, Altha deffelbower pianist, and Dick Beane reader. Their program, praised by lwcet audiences, runs from opening to close in Tishomingo during March. Lyceum Committee endorses the tour.
Meetings in the state of Cotton Acreage action dated from March 15 to March 22 invite all residents to attend. Officials J F Oaks Rufus Creel J R Bickerstaff Rapp Reynolds and J W Smith coordinate sessions in Cross Roads Belmont Paden Burnsville and Iuka with times from 10 am to 2 pm. County chairman urges attendance to receive information and support WEAN.
Advertises purchase of stock peas at 2.00 dollars per bushel for clean straight grades in sacks of two or two and a half bushels for three weeks only. If not sacked price 1.50 dollars per bushel. Call T M McDowato to bring in peas now.
Alisnta, Ga special: H Hastings, president of the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce and the Southeastern Fair Association, warns that Southern farm prosperity faces real danger if farming returns to prewar patterns. He argues high food prices, not cotton, fund current prosperity and urges increasing home food production and cash crops with minimal debt to sustain farming futures.
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