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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
3
Local notice highlights Reid Brothers new fall apparel including suits and hats. Mentions Mrs J J Mara visiting from Tuscumbia, and guests from Tishomingo and Hillsboro. Cotton ginnings in Tishomingo county reported 3646 bales for 1922 prior to Oct 18, with 2670 bales in 1921.
A church benefit event titled Womanless Wedding will be staged at Burnsville Methodist Church on Saturday night November 4 1921 with admission 15 and 25 cents. Local greetings note community supporters including Walter Jones A D Langstos and R C Vaughan. notices also mention doctors, drug stores, and hog breeders in area.
W E Bridges announces candidacy for mayor in Inka at December election. He has long operated a business in Inka and is well known to locals. C Ben Massey remains leader in cotton buying. R W M McIntosh preached to a large Snowdown audience last Sunday and $45 balance was paid to Brother Phil Lips. The crowd expressed gratitude for Snowdown’s support.
For sale a large Poland China pig ready for delivery December 15. Sire Milford Jumbo No 461701 and dam Rose Bid’s Beauty No 1157428, any sex, registered in buyer’s name. Price 9.50. Place your order now. G C Glenn, phone 3006, B2p. Ro 1. tukA
Gristmill in good condition with six horsepower governing engine eighteen inch French burrs rocks crusher and bolter offered for sale or trade. Trade options include lumber corn or land or a 1922 Ford touring car. Contact W H Pairless Tishomingo Mississippi.
Miss Mary Massey hosted a Halloween party at her parents home with guests greeted by two ghost hostesses and served hot chocolate by Mrs Ware. The crowd sang at 1 am after games and shopping at Moser's featured magazines and cotton seed ads. Nearby, W C T U members attended a Waynesboro convention. John Akers from Memphis visited sister Miss Bama Akers.
Advertisement style notes recount a setting hen loss and a rat poison product RAT SNAP with price details. It mentions Mr W T Ross traveling to Clarksdale for illness of granddaughter Clara Ross and her death on Saturday night.
Carmichael Jourdan wedding closes a courtship that began in high school as Gladys Cartwheel Carmichael became bride of J C Jourdan Jr at the Methodist church. The ceremony featured pink and white roses with arch decor, floral bouquets, and music by Mrs. B McRae and Martha Harris. The bride, daughter of G T Carmichael, wore dark blue Puiret twill. groom, son of J C Jourdan, recently elected County Attorney. Out-of-town guests listed. couple departed for Memphis after the ceremony.
A new grocer buys Vaughan stock and moves to the old store with plans for cash deals and later bankrupt stock. T M McDonald and Mrs Maze Morrison wed in Somerville on October 23, with Ross connections to Inka and the war effort noted. The couple will live in Moscow via Inka after Mrs Ross finishes railway duties. Also items on new stock at Moser’s, a Carnival notice error, and a correction about a Methodist church event.
Baptist minister Rev. B. M. Bridges of Mooreaboro NC declares Tantac restored his appetite, strengthened his system, and aided digestion after a decade of indigestion and nerve unrest. He praises the medicine as a splendid tonic built from experience, recommending it to anyone in a run down condition. The Halloween event at Mount and Halloween leaves is described with decorations, foods, and entertainment.
Readable parts suggest damages claim involving livestock and property, mentioning a heifer, Jersey breed, and a payment sum. Details are fragmented, but the item appears to be a brief public notice or legal clipping about a damages action and related property terms.
The community reports dry weather with cotton still in the fields and concerns about ginning capacity for next season. Local happenings include a Sunday School rally, proposed constitutional amendments affecting read ownership, new mill plans by Rast & Rast, and a discussion on ticks and cattle. A letter critiques state officials and discusses farm life in a rural county.
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