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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
4
Health reports show Mrs Jane Clingan remains quite ill and Mrs TM Nix is very low with pneumonia. The Golden concert was a grand success. Olen Patterson clarifies he did not walk from Dennis on Sunday. A community letter argues for voting rights for renters 21 and over on a local stock law issue. Rambler sends Texas news. the writer closes with a brisk sign off.
Mrs Tda Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania recounts severe lung disease and near death before Dr King s New Discovery. The remedy brought quick relief and lasting health, curing coughs bronchial affections and related illnesses. Trial bottles free and sold under guarantee at J C Jordan s druggist for one dollar.
Letters of Administration granted 1909 in Tishomingo County Mississippi invite all claimants to present their claims to the Clerk for probate within one year, failure to do so bars rights. note dated March 12 1900. The passage also references a sensational medical anecdote about eczema and Electric Bitters as a cure in Menrietta Pennsylvania.
The Paden area reports improved health. In court, Dr. W Patterson of retailing was found guilty and fined fifty dollars plus costs after a jury verdict. an appeal was granted. Memphis prepares to welcome Confederate Veterans with Confederate Choirs of young women performing wartime songs for veterans.
Walter Goodman replies to Mr Marlar and Vipgrre stock law discussion. He argues our county lacks suitable land for permanent pasture, warns fences and costs, questions the butter price argument, and notes Memphis creameries offer better butter. He ends with advice to take feedstuff on trips south.
Mrs O L Massey writes from San Angelo Texas praising the climate as ideal for throat and lung ailments. She notes weight gain since arriving in May, mentions high living costs, occasional dust storms, and plans to return to Mississippi or Alabama in May or June if health permits. Address given as 291 Magdalene St San Angelo.
Iuka firm offers real estate loans and fire and life insurance services. Notary public operates from the Ross Building, Mississippi, with an office nearby for client assistance.
An old advertisement touts Kodol as a liquid that digests food instantly and supports a strong stomach. It promises relief from dyspepsia and indigestion, claims harmlessness, and urges readers to buy through a pharmacist. The copy cites E. C. DeWint & Co. Chicago and a retailer in Jourdan, Mississippi.
The Nashville murder trial of Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper and John Sharp concluded last week with acquittal for Sharp and second degree murder convictions for the two Coopers. Each was sentenced to twenty years in a penitentiary, a verdict surprising to the Cooper faction but approved by many nationwide.
The Mississippi town of Sturgis in Oktibbeh County is described as a tough place. A mayor was assassinated weeks ago by bootleg operators, a new mayor has been shot at by hoodlums, and local gangs are said to terrorize the surrounding country.
The message notes Rev R L F Satterfield will lead the MP church conference at Rocky Springs with a Lord's supper Sunday. WA Lemon plans a Unionism lecture at Mt Pleasant No 69 two days before April's first Sunday. Cray Fish signs off, lamenting stock law and winter highs, and reporting carrier trouble on Short, R1.
South Tishomingo reports general health as very good with exceptions. Mrs M E Callin is confined to bed, hoping for quick recovery. Farmers slow to plant due to heavy rain. Sunday School had a good crowd with enrollment around seventy. Local passenger train delayed five hours after a freight wreck near Lely and Scrizk i. Rural letter carrier W M Clay visited Tika, reporting a pleasant time. Dennis youths met train hoping WM would bring his bride, but he did not. Writer signs off with best wishes to editor and readers.
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