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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
3
Local items mention fall suits and hats ready at Reid Brothers and Pupples Drug Store promotions. Visitors include Jones to Bluff City and Mr Sam Shockley from Texas. Community notices cover subscriptions, moves, school district officials, and upcoming church events with Rev Dubose Murphy and Rev John Chipman.
The Thursday Club met October 26 with Mrs Carmack hosting. Thirteen members attended plus visitor Mrs Hal Anderson of Collierville Tennessee. The civil government lesson sparked instructive talks with each member presenting a paragraph and the hostess serving a light course and coffee. The club adjourned to meet November 9 with Mrs Dr Browns.
Classified notes offer a six horse power gasoline engine with an eighteen inch French Burrow Rocks Crusher and Bolter for sale or trade. Items considered include lumber, corn, land, or a 1922 Ford Touring Car. Located in Tishomingo Mississippi, with varied local notices on church, society, and minor crimes in Iuka and surrounding areas.
The Woman's Missionary Society will hold a Memorial Service at the Methodist church next Sunday at 11 o'clock in memory of Miss Balle Harris Bennett a longtime leader of Southern Methodist Woman's Missionary Work. Tributes will honor local members who died this year and attendees are asked to bring at least one flower or a green plant if flowers are unavailable.
Readable hotel notice extols Leatherwood as convenient to depot and business district yet peaceful. Emphasizes meals, clean rooms, and comfortable lodging. Ends with inviting readers to visit and stay.
To the People of First District I notify my tax levy breakdown: State Tax 8, General County 5, Bridge Fund 2, Age 1, County School 2, Special Fund 1, Redemption Fund 1st Dist 6, First District Maintenance 1, First Dist Hot Roads 1. Grand total 82 mills plus Lee Highway 6 mills. Supervisor First District notes road improvement cost reduced to $3 instead of $5.
L N Cooper notes Rev Z T Hubbard, famed Baptist minister and Confederate veteran, has retired to Iuka Mississippi for the winter. Born January 1882, Hubbard served with the 7th Cavalry in Forest’s command, fighting at Tishomingo Creek Holly Springs Pulaski Murfreesboro and Selma, and was paroled at Iuka. His friends hope for his return renewed in health.
A meeting of the trustees and patrons of the listed schools will be held on set dates. Highland November 18 at 7 00 p m Paradise November 14 at 7 00 p m Progress November 15 at 7 00 p m Forest Grove November 16 at 7 00 p m Every patron is urged to attend P T A Communities of Tishomingo Public Schools
Teaye Mrs. Shirley R. Fronsberger of Gastonia North Carolina says Tanlac eased her gas and headaches and restored her nerves. She reports gaining twenty five pounds and sleeping well after taking six bottles. The testimonial claims Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
In a Letter to the Vidette from Iuka dated October 81 1922 the writer disputes a Mississippi Development Board claim that the Federal Good Roads Department will give 4 581 000 for road construction arguing taxpayers fund the government and tariffs overcharge the Treasury.
Prescription records show medications filled as directed by the doctor with charges deemed reasonable. The case notes call for a trial to verify the service and pricing at Moser Drug Store.
A fragmented 19th century style passage urges bold advertising and relentless effort. It mocks moody restraint, presses for visible action, and promotes the idea that steady effort and promotion lead to success and dividends. The text references merchants, markets, and a blasted Moll than Moses era commerce.
State Department of Education assigns S Jo ee Judge Morgan Stevens formerly on the State Supreme Court and Hon Fred Lotterhos Assistant Attorney General to carry the Equalization School Fund case with a decision expected within two weeks. Conference of High School Superintendents and teachers underway at Jackson. State Treasury holds funds for per capita school disbursement. fall disbursement to Agricultural High Schools pending reports. Some counties lag in Parent Teacher Association organization. teachers urged to use county papers in school work and to apply local papers for board proceedings and announcements.
Fragmentary text mentions sending money, postage, and a vague reference to Dopostoffice and perfumes. The readable parts are ambiguous and do not form a coherent report of a specific event, person, or organization.
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