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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
Obituary notice honors A Payn who died August 23 at age 45. Joined June 1905, a faithful church worker and town citizen. Resolutions praise his life and request copies for family, county paper, and church records.
Health is good at present. Mrs John Woreham of Tuccumbia Ala visits her son Luther Woreham this week. H H Sanders is back home and improved. Box Supper successful with Mesers Hooper Johnston and Alvers. October 1 church improvements noted. Mrs W J Harris of Corinth visits her sister Mrs Wilson. Death of Joe Lamberts eldest son reported October 1. Quarterly Conference at Mr Evergreen October 14. all invited. Edgar Akers cheerful Sunday night. News is scarce. I am a be 4.
Interview excerpt from the Cincinnati Enquirer dated October 10 1920 mentions Senator Harding now a presidential candidate, noting the House passed the bonus bill and the Senate under consideration with expectation it will pass. It records his views on the bill and passage prospects.
A committee’s resolutions mourn the death of William Arthur Foote born 1897 and died 1922. Foote joined Juka Camp No 16134 Masons May 1 1916 and the Methodist church in 1917. He was a good member and citizen loved by all, with minutes and a copy sent to the family and county paper.
Dr H H Butler endorses RAT-SNAP for rat control around his hospitals. He says it works every time and urges farmers and readers to act at first sign of rats. Advertises three sizes 85e 659 and 125, sold by Moser Drug Co and W C Jackson Hardware Co.
Mississippi State Plant Board and A M College issue warnings on storing corn to prevent weevil damage this winter. Remove old corn, clean the crib, and seal buildings. sort infested ears and store separately for quick feeding. Choose seed corn with long shocks. fumigate with carbon bisulfate before weevils multiply. For details, contact State Plant Board, A M College.
The Murnsville Baptist Church met Sunday evening to discuss the seventy five millions campaign. Men pledged ten dollars each, women one dollar, and children fifty cents, with most giving and the group raising over one hundred dollars. The church set a goal to go over the top by October fifteenth and requested two Sundays per month for the coming year. Pray for us.
After the Fordney McCumber tariff passage, a New York notice on Sept 22 reveals wholesale price rises on linens. The Woolen Trust has already pushed woolen prices up to 45 cents a yard, with taxpayers bearing the bulk of a $4 billion tariff that mainly enriches protected industries.
A regional printer advertises low cost options for letterheads statements wedding invitations and public sale bills while promising quality work. The note appeals to readers needing writing and printing services at economical prices.
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