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A brief obituary notes the death of John Sharp Wil in Agsing. Relatives and local residents are invited to services and interment details appear in the public notice.
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
2
A brief obituary notes the death of John Sharp Wil in Agsing. Relatives and local residents are invited to services and interment details appear in the public notice.
The Sunday night and Monday morning storm killed about 30 people, with major losses in Pinson Tennessee and heavy property damage in Tishomingo County. In Burnsville, two houses were blown away and a third damaged, with many barns and buildings unroofed and trees down. A Birmingham timber deal involved 13,000 acres bought for 250,000 dollars, and muscles Shoals talks persist unresolved as Congress adjourns.
Henry Mord paid four million dollars to Lincoln Motor Car Company creditors after purchasing the firm while under no legal obligation. Nominating Committee for Tishomingo County Farm Bureau met in Iuka March 10 to name officers with votes due March 24. Enrollment campaigns and cooperative fertilizer buying were outlined, with 1000 tons pooled and nitrate of soda shipments expected soon. County Agent H E Lavely will assist. members urged to attend for best cotton prices and varieties with higher staples.
Atlanta citizen A W Wheeler, Wright Co. rep, reports rapid recovery from nervous indigestion after taking Tanlac. He says the medicine rebuilt him, gained eighteen pounds, and improved appetite and sleep, claiming it helped many friends and relatives. Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 85 million bottles already sold.
Burnsville residents report visits among relatives with J A Bennett and Hill families in Eastport and Memphis business, while county demonstrators visited the local school. A pair of women knocked over tar in a Burnsville schoolhouse yard, blamed on self defense, and storms damaged much of the town though no injuries occurred.
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