County farming optimism and methods highlighted in Gazette
Editorial praises thanks and local farming improvements in Tishomingo County. Expert advice favors fall plowing of weeds, grass, and trash. deep turning to boost long neglected lands. Promises to publish Mrs G N Mathis method for reviving worn cotton lands and notes strong turnout for farm development event.
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G.N Mathis
Birmingham
Ala
Tishomingo County
Fayette,Tenn
Lalige Notice Thee Camp Ho 10 323 MWA
A brief public notice appears in the paper referring to a camping event or gathering labeled Thee Camp Ho with a registration or identifier 10 323 MWA, scheduled or noted for Monday night in an unspecified location. The readable fragments imply a local notice type but lack complete details.
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Thee Camp
Nwrat
Agents for Iron Fencing by J F Marichal
A compact advertisement from J F Marichal announcing iron fencing services. The proprietor invites readers to place orders and promises satisfaction, highlighting readiness to handle first class work and ensure customer satisfaction.
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J. F. Marichal
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Mercury Claims
An ad extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for biliousness and constipation. It warns calomel is mercury causing salivation and bone necrosis, promising a 50 cent bottle guarantees relief by morning and a full family benefit against flu and grippe.
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Dodson
Iiavelon
Gripu
Liberty Bank of Inkka Capital and Deposits Report
The statement lists capital stock paid in 315000, surplus fund 1600, undivided profits after interest and taxes, and deposits including savings totaling 24638.05. Outstanding cashier’s checks 657.56 and due to other banks 250.00. The document is sworn by cashier T. Gaines of the Liberty Bank, Inkka, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, as of November 10, 1915, before Notary W. Ferguson with commission expiring December 3, 1917.
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I. L. T. Gaines
Castien
Offucha Guananty Bank
Inka
Tishomingo
Mississippi
Death of Mrs Mary Ann Lemmons at 77 in 1915
The death angel took Mrs Mary Ann Lemmons at her home near Iuka Mississippi on October 30, 1915 aged 77. Born July 10, 1838, she married L B Adams March 8, 1859 and had nine children, three survive: Wm H Adams Alexandria LA, Mrs JC Allen Alexandria LA, and Mrs L W Thurman Memphis TN. Burial was at Pleasant Hill Cemetery November 1, 1915 with remarks by Mrs A C Baty.
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L B Adams
Iuka
Miss
Adams
Wm. H Adams
Alexandria
JC Allen
L W .Thurman
Memphis, Tenn
Mary
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Sym Baty
A C
Non-Resident Notice in Tishomingo Mississippi
State of Mississippi Chancery Court in Tishomingo County commands Oscar Stephens with unknown address to appear on the second Monday of December 1915 to defend a suit by Mrs Johnnie Stephens. Dated November 17, 1915. Clerk T J Storment signs.
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Mississippi
Tishomingo County
Oscar Stephens
Chancery Court
Tishomingo
Johnnie Stephens
One who loved her bereaved note of blessing
A brief obituary style note expresses sympathy to the bereaved, invoking God’s blessings in their hour of trouble and signing as one who loved her.
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jPathy
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