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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
4
A Yazoo Sentinel call to citizens asks residents to reflect on their duties to their town. It urges supporting local institutions, promoting growth, aiding industries, and speaking positively for the community.
A Mississippi petitioner requests mercy for M A Alduidae who pleaded guilty to unlawful manufacture of intoxicating liquor in August 1922 and received 15 months in prison. The letter notes publication proof, merit lists, and claims of reform, asking the board to grant a pardon or mercy so he can provide for ten children aged 4 to 17.
The AMERIC rong TOBACCO co qian hints at market activity for the company while noting a steady demand for used baly carriages despite a sluggish second hand auto business.
Notice announces registration bank for county precincts to register voters who have not registered since November 1 7 119. Those turning 21 by November 6 1428 may register and vote in August primaries. Integrated voters must register by July 6. Precinct dates listed June 6 Salem June 7 Sharp June 7 Coles Mill June 7 Barnayille June 12 Rutledge June 13 Spring Hill June Deth June 16 Paden June 20 Cotton Springs June 21 Golden June 22 Belmont June 23. Cooperation urged by P R Adams Circuit Clerk.
A fragmentary admonition warns against impure and profane language. It instructs boys and girls to avoid uttering harsh words whether spoken softly or shouted, emphasizing careful speech. The archaic dialect reflects a moralizing tone about language conduct.
A fragment from a letters page shows Mickie asserting the editor trusts a regular correspondent to deliver candid views about the paper and its subscribers. The note urges signed communications and states publications require authorship for verification.
Mary Snow as complainant sues Chas Snow in the Chancery Court of Tishomingo County Mississippi. The defendant is required to appear at the courthouse in Kika on the 2nd Monday of June 1923 to plead answer or defend the bill of complaint. Clerk J P Ford and solicitor J C Jourdan Jr file for the complainant.
Notice announces filing of the First Report of the Mackey's Creek Drainage District drainage commissioners in Tishomingo County Mississippi. A hearing before Chancellor A J McIntyre is set for June 11, 1923 at the court house in Iuka to confirm the report and hear objections. No land has been excluded. J P Ford Chancery Clerk.
State of Mississippi Tishomingo County Bank of Belmont files suit against J H Stone Tessener H Stamphill and W H Patterson for 606.04 with costs. Sheriff NL Phillips will sell 40 acres in NE quarter of section six township 7 range 11 at the south door of the courthouse in Juka on Monday June 4 1925 during legal hours.
A chancery court decree leads to a sale by special commissioner J P Ford on May 25 1923 at Lula Mississippi for 56 acres in Tishomingo County to partition property. The sale occurs at the south court house doors with cash bids highest.
Mollie Puckett and others sue Harvey Hamm and others in Chancery Court. Defendants are to plead answer or demur by the second Monday of June 1923 at Trimble Tennessee and Red Bay Alabama addresses. J P Ford Chancery Clerk signed March 1 1923. T A Clark attorney for complainants.
Mattie Chambers sues Robert Chambers as cross complainant and defendant in Mississippi chancery case No 776. Notice commands the defendant to appear in Tishomingo County on the second Monday in June 1923 to plead answer or demur to the cross bill. Witness dated May 8.
Complainant B. Northrop vs H A Pitts with address in Tuscumbia Alabama and Mississippi. Defendant appears in Tishomingo county Mississippi. Clerk J P Ford issues witness statement May 1923. attorney W Sweat represents complainant.
The Chancery Court in Iuka Mississippi requires H F Brewster to plead to the bill of complaint filed by J D Biggers Hardware Co et al. The defendant must appear on the second Monday of June 1923 in Memphis Tenn by summons. Witness J P Fowl clerk and W G Sweat attorney dated May 15 1928.
A suit has been filed in Tishomingo County Chancery Court by J. D. Biggers Hardware Company and others against I. F. Brewster and others. The action seeks recovery for materials furnished and labor performed in constructing the Belmont school building. Returnable at the Jane term 1923, dated May 15, 1923, by JP Ford, Chancery Clerk.
The document notes Berkely H. Glasgow seeks a pardon for grand larceny from the Tishomingo County circuit court with grounds of innocence and prior punishment. It also includes a chancery court command for Lucetta Perkins to appear on the 2nd Monday in June 1993 to answer Geo W. Peking's bill, with clerk J P Ford.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a druggist offering igi bo powder and related items, with prices 1.20 dollars and 60 cents. The line suggests a sale by All Druggists with promotional wording.
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