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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
2
The Vidette official journal of Tinhomingo County and Iuka City announces rates for ads and notices. Display ads 15 cents per inch, business notices five cents per line, obituaries/resolutions limited to ten lines, cards of thanks three cents per line. Simple announcements of deaths and marriages free of charge.
GEO N GOBER W H GARDNER LT LOMENICK appear as prominent proper nouns in the readable text, signaling local figures or officials associated with the page segment. The excerpt lists several surnames that may reference individuals connected to a civic, military, or community context.
Y M C A aid arrived just as supply lines broke and American troops of Company D, 109th Machine Gun Battalion, 26th Division, faced heavy fighting east of Chateau Thierry. Soldiers crossed the Vesle and held a narrow advance amid German resistance, aided by chocolate rations delivered under fire.
Jack Sleeth Hubbard died March 1 1919 at about 10 pm after twenty one days of pneumonia. He leaves a wife seven daughters two young sons three sisters four brothers and many relatives. A longtime Short Postmaster and member of the Methodist Protestant church he bore his illness with faith and resignation. Funeral conducted at home by the writer. Woodmen of the World laid him to rest. peace to his memory. D L Grover Short Miss March 9 1919.
The journal appeals to its patrons to aid funding by advertising, thanking supporters and inviting further sponsorship to keep the publication in print.
Princess Galliphi, a Cherokee descendant also known as Miss Anne Ross, sails for France to entertain American soldiers and sailors and assist YMCA canteen work. She has lectured and performed in tri bal life, sings Indian songs, and dances, while distributing YMCA canteen goods.
The Mississippi Hygienic Laboratory warns that airborne droplets from open-face coughing and sneezing spread infectious diseases including measles scarlet fever whooping cough and infantile paralysis. It urges people to cover mouths with a handkerchief or cough into a closed fist and to avoid close contact within five feet to reduce transmission.
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