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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
The Windette is published every Thursday in Iuka Mississippi with a local rate card. Notices include obituaries marriages deaths and resolutions limited to ten inches, with business notices five cents per line and ads fifteen cents per inch. Readers told to inform the office if not promptly received.
Announcements list Guy W. Mitchell of Lee County and E. S. Candler of Alcorn County as Democratic candidates for Congress subject to primary action. The issue also endorses James A. Cunningham of Booneville Prentiss County as a candidate, citing his accomplishments and urging careful consideration by voters.
The Booneville Banner endorses Hon James A Cunningham a Prentiss County native as a First District candidate for Congress. It praises his rise from illiteracy to public service noting his work in the Lower House and State Senate and his law career. It lauds his character diligence and devotion to common people.
Chancery Clerk and Special Commissioner E A Payne announces sale of land and a damaged-damage claim in the suit Fred, Nora and Howard Nix vs Memphis Stone & Gravel Company et al. in Tishomingo County Mississippi. Sale to be held April 4, 1916 in Iuka courthouse hours.
A Banner editorial lauds Jim Cunningham as a born fighter for principles with sharp debating skills and unwavering convictions. It predicts a great career in Congress, noting his earnest devotion, bold advocacy, and respect earned from allies and opponents alike as he pursues every cause he supports.
A chancery court decree in Tishomingo County authorizes the commissioner to sell at public outcry for cash within legal hours at the courthouse door in Inka. The property described is seventy five acres on the south side of the SBE. 4)
In Tishamingo County Mississippi 75 acres in Section 22 Township 5 Range 10 East formerly owned by Tempe Burgess, now divided among J H Bickerstaff the New Hope colored M E Church trustees North Mississippi Traction Company F A Ramsey. Former owner Tempe Burgess. Commissioner E A Payne announces sale for distribution proceeds March 20 1916.
The undersigned will offer for sale for cash at the front of the Court House in Iuka Mississippi to the highest bidder on the first Monday of April 1916 the described real estate in Tishomingo County for the unpaid taxes of 1491S and all costs.
Sixty acres in the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 34 and related tracts in Tishomingo County Mississippi are sold under a chancery decree in Goodbar Company vs J B Whitehurst et al No 822. The 1908 conveyance to John S Robinson and a 100 yard wide north strip are excluded. Decree dated December 15 1915 and recorded in Minute Book 134 pages 14 15. March 20 1916.
Trustee W T Bennett will sell at public outcry to satisfy debt secured by a deed of trust from Alice and T J Howard dated February 4 1914. On April 8 1916 sale of block six Terry's survey in Iuka Tishomingo County Mississippi to the highest bidder for cash.
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