Reid Brothers Offer Straw Hats and Walk Over Shoes
Local ads note Reid Brothers stocking straw hats and Walk-Over shoes while promoting low plow shoe prices. McKnight's carries waxed paper, cereal, and sponsored wrap options. news mentions rain delays and rising Bear Creek and Tennessee River. A speech by ex-Gov candidate Theodore Bilbo in Iuka is announced for June 2.
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Reid Brothers
Hamerley
McKonight
Brown
Bluff City
Trilby
McKnighte
Theodore G. Bilbo
Iuka
Mt Evergreen Church to Host Children’s Day Service
A June Sunday service at Mt. Evergreen church invites all to attend with dinner on the ground. The afternoon program features singing and community fellowship. The notice lists local visitors and towns including Burneville Luka Tuka and Booneville with brief social calls and business drops at The Vidette office.
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Mt. Evergreen
Correspondents Urged to Sign Real Names for Letters
The Vidette cites a new letter from Blue Eyes of Leedy urging correspondents to sign real names or risk nonpublication. Notices warn that failure to sign may cost a stamp and time. Local chatter notes horse traders near Oak Grove cemetery and visits by J W Mauldin of Germantown to Luka. Reid Brothers advertise shirts underwear and shoes. Peoples Drug Store promotes its service. Baker of Memphis reportedly called on local merchants.
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Blue Eyes
Leedy
Reid Brothers
J. W. Mauldin
Germantown
Tenn
Luka
Peoples Drug
Paul! Baker
Memphis
Laks
Bethel News items and greetings from Bethel community
Bethel Health is very good at present. Brother Phillips from Poplar Springs filled his appointment at New Jerusalem today. A large crowd attended. Mrs Foote and family have moved to Burnsville to make their future home. Some local youths attended a singing at Mr Tom Brown's Saturday night. Miss Tavada Moser from Charleston Springs visited homefolks Friday and Saturday. Mr Cal Coln and Euna Holland, Clyde Millsaps and Lawrence had a nice time Saturday night. Mrs Millsaps and children visited her sister Mrs Brown near Corinth. I will be leaving. No trespassing allowed on my land. Farm for sale and land wanted. Mr and Mrs Leon Smith now residents of Moscow, Tenn. Mr Wm Proving lost three fingers at a saw mill last week. Decoration day at Pleasant Hill Church first Sunday in June with an all day singing. bring baskets.
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Phillips
Poplar Springs
New Sualem
Bullard
Foote
Burnsville
Tom Brown
Tavada Moser
Chalyhouse Springs
Cal Coln
Euna Holland
Clyde Millsaps
Lawrence
Leon Smith
Iuka
Moscow
Tenn
Pleasant Hill Church
Milford
L. Q. Jourdan
T J. Williams
P. R. Adama
Absence Notice and Hospital Direction Update
Announcement states absence from office during June July and possibly August with Northeast Mississippi Hospital continuing under Dr W N Anderton. Also notes Bernadyn Langston home from Blue Mountain College for vacation.
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Mississippi Hospital
W. N. Anderton
Bernadyn Langston
Blue Mountain College
Potato Slips for Sale and Local News Update
Slips for sale advertised for potato growing. John Watson, 88, and Mr. M. I. Massey noted for crosstie work. Massey recently moved from Hornsby, Tennessee to Hodges, Alabama. Mrs. Massey accompanied him on the trip.
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Thaye
Nancy Hall
John Watson
Sorghum Seed and cattle advertised by T M McDonald
T M McDonald offers sorghum seed for immediate purchase and peas of all varieties. He lists sorghum in barrels and good beef cattle or thin yearlings for sale.
Tax Assessor Pace and Mr John B McRae Visit Iuka
Tax Assessor Pace of Tishomingo and John B McRae of Dennis Route 3 were in Iuka on business Monday checking records and meeting local officials.
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Pace
Tishomingo
John B. McRae
Dennis, R. 3
Iuka
Better Home Demonstration Week Declared for Toka June 4 10 1428
A public notice from Mayor A Jernigan proclaims June 4 to 10 1428 as Better Home Demonstration Week. The call urges residents to improve homes and yards, plant flowers and remove trash to advance city progress. May 22 1925 seal shown. Lizzie V Villiaroe attends summer normal in Hattiesburg Mississippi as part of local civic activity.
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Jernigan
Tuka
Toka
A. Rr Jernigan
Lizzie V Villiaroe
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mrs Thompson Shouts For Joy Over Stella Vitae
Mrs Carle Thompson of Maryville Tennessee recounts relief from widespread pains back weakness and insomnia after using Stella Vitae a tonic. She credits the product with restoring her health and praises its效果 while noting the refund guarantee and availability from druggists. Henry dog tag line appears as a stray line in the clipping.
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van Vleet Mansfield Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Proper Spacing of Cotton for Higher Yields
In Tishomingo county farmers are urged to thin cotton and begin cultivation. Experiments show rows three to three and a half feet apart with eight to ten inches of chop yield more when two to three plants per hill are kept. Try thick spacing on part of the crop first to compare weights and determine profitability.
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Tishomingo County
Tishomingo
Mrs A P Reid Dies At Home In Iuka
Mrs A P Reid died at her home on Saturday morning aged 72 years. She was a member of the Christian church and an excellent Christian woman. Funeral services were held Sunday at the family residence conducted by Rev W M Fore and Rev W W Jones, with interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by two sons and three daughters including Annie Bell Reid of Iuka Chas B Rice of Birmingham J B Jones of Mobile Sam P Reid of Iuka and C Reid of Florida.
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A. P. Reid
Iwre
Birmingham
J. B. Jones
Mobile
Ala
Sam P. Reid
Iuka
C. Reid
Florida
Birmingham and Mobile Families Attend Reid Notice
Mr and Mrs Chas EK Rica and their son Charles of Birmingham along with Mrs J J Jones of Mobile and Miss Margaret Edmonton of Birmingham went in this week on account of the death of Mrs A P Reid.
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Chas EK
Rica “and Son
Charles
Birmingham
Ala
J. J. Jones
Mobile
Margaret Edmonton
A. P. Reid
Mr. Clifton Bell Visits Blue City Wednesday
Mr Clifton Bell visited Blue City on Wednesday in a brief stop covered by local reporters. The stop drew attention from residents and local officials who welcomed the visitor and noted potential future ties.
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Mr. Clifton Bell
Blue City
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Book Club
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Quitman Street
Lucy Watton
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Lucy Watson
Lucy Jourdan
Mary Leslie
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Carl Woodley
J. C. Finger
Burneville
Carmack Deaton
Luka R 2
W. L. Glenn
Booneville, Miss
Wingo
W. C. Hubbard
D. H. Atkins
Little Son
Camden, Tenn
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Eastport Street
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Reid Bros
Wiss
Corporation
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Bethel News
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Olney
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Ice
Hamer
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M. I
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John
Hornsby
Hodges
T. M. McDonald
Henry Johnston Insurance Life
Cardus
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Black Rock
Ark
W. L. Douglas
Selz
W. S. Brown
P. S
Queensware
Brown’s
W.S. Brown & Co
Mr. Houston Reid
Corinth
Methodist Womens Missionary Society
Methodist Women's Missionary Society
Htter Murry
Ripley
B. L. Martin
W.W. Jones
Cliv § Moser
Mineral Springs
J . Jourdan
T. M. Baker
Corinne Rogers
Resolution Committee
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Durant
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Uncle Hank
Hetn
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