Harding predicts calamity if Democrats win Congress
President Harding warns that a Democratic Congress would be a calamity and harm the nation while benefiting special interests and the masses. The text references W. H. Helton of Cartersville Ga who is recognized as the first woman U S Senator, appointed by Gov Hardwick to fill Thos E B Watson’s seat and serving until November. She is 87, widely called The Grand Old Woman of Georgia.
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Harding
W. H. Helton
Carterswile
United States
September Record Cotton Month in Luka
Mr J C Mouul-Abat reports weighing 904 bales of cotton in September, a month record. The bale brought 500 cents, indicating Luka market offers top price. buyers urged to bring cotton and shop Woods 08 for low prices.
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J. C. MoUul- Abat
Luka
Be Careful of Your Vote on Amendment to State Highway System
The piece urges Mississippians to vote on Amendment to the state constitution allowing state takeover of the highway system. It warns that a turnout short of a majority could defeat the measure despite broad support. It emphasizes civic duty and the financial benefits of a well maintained statewide system.
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Mississippi
Leassinne
Pat Harrison Critiques Congress in Bitter Posture Speech
Former senator Pat Harrison denounces the last Congress for waste, higher living costs, and broken promises, blaming party clash for failed reforms. He attacks tax hikes, civil service moves, and executive influence while predicting a bleak reception for successors and urging accountability.
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Sehitor Patadraon
Congress
Iiona
Aslave
Republican Party
Aldrich
Roosevelt
Mississippi Bond Election Planned for Highway Project Area
By order of the Board of Supervisors on October 3 1922 an election will be held October 28 1922 within specified territory to decide if bonds of 19000 should be issued for constructing and maintaining highways. The described route runs through sections in townships 3 and 4 range 9 and references Berea creek Burnsville and Berea public road.
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Board of Supervisors
Mississippi
Berea Creek
Miss, & Ala
Burnsville
Berea
Crogsex
Ie i
Burnavile
Providence School House Cream Supper and Board Sale Notice
A Cream Supper will be held at Providence school house on Saturday night in October. Attendees are urged to bring nickels and friends to share in a success. Also a public sale of Showdown Consolidated School District bonds in 1922 worth 3500 dollars will occur at Open court with bids via certified check of 100 dollars and six percent maximum interest.
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Providence School House
Board of Supervisors
Said County
Showdown Consolidated
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
J. P., Ford
Mystery of the Failing Law Echoes in Rural Hud
Fragmentary lines speak of a weakened legal system and a rural farmer under pressure from debt. A cryptic reference to a radio room and an unsettled question about a wandering day suggests tension as authorities confront unclear enforcement.
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Publishers
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Rankin
Lee
Long
Jim) Jourdan JR
G. C. Martin
W. L. McMasters Elmer Locke
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Tokyo
Mr. Hide
Misalesippi, Tishomibgo County
Sagdi
Providence
Salem Wajp
Mississippy, Tisnomac County
Dalusday
Misses Childrens
Gingham
L.co
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Mickie
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Evry
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Ted
Iuka
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