Campaign Speech on School Fund Reform in 1919
State Superintendent W F Bond addressed over three hundred in Tishomingo on the constitutional amendment for November. He denounced the unequal distribution of the school fund since 1890, arguing every child should receive equal state support, urging poor counties to vote yes on November 4th. W R Nettles superintendent and A H B S sign the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bond
Bond
Tishomingo
W. R. Nettles
State OF Mississippi
Milton Braddy
Roxy Braddy
Agnes Braddy
Frank Milligan
Molly Childress
Clifton Braddy
J. J. Braddy
Chancery Court
Mary Braddy
BE. A. Payne
Labels and flour sales caution from early 20th century
The article urges careful label reading on food products and warns against self rising flour as poor value. It notes many manufacturers do not reveal formulas and cites limited regional popularity, urging use of pure plain flour with good baking powder. It also reports Charlie Cox of the I O C R R died after being run over by a handcar near Corinth Mississippi at age 22, with his Hulleville Alabama home. Mrs Ellen Luker of Memphis travels home after the death of her niece Mrs S W Shockley Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cox
Corinth
Misc
Hieville
Ala
Ellen Luker
Memphis
8. W. Shockley, Jr
Tanlac credited for relief and weight gain in Memphis man
J T Hawkins of 335 Johnson Place Memphis says Tanlac eased rheumatic pain after a year of suffering. He notes joint relief, ability to raise his arm, regain appetite, and a weight gain from 108 to 139 pounds after three bottles. Also obituary notes Minnie Robinson Shockley dies at her parents home October 16 with funeral services and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hawkins
Johnson Place
Memphis
Tenn
Thursday Club Opens Regular Meeting at Moser Home
Mrs H J Moser hosted the first regular Thursday Club meeting on October 9 a lengthy business session followed by a government bulletin reading and recipe book distribution A short program on the season study was presented with refreshments and social hour to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Moser
Presby terian Church notices and local ads
In a compact newspaper entry Presbyterians announce sermons next Sunday at 11 a.m. What Presbyterians Believe and 7 p.m. Man’s Duplex Nature. Real estate and court notices follow with multiple Mississippi chancery suit appearances in 1919. Also local remedies and sewing machine ads from J C Jourdan’s Drug Store and Singer Sewing Machine Co Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Craddock
BEST
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Corinthine
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GT Carmichael & Son
Owensboro
Thornhill
G. T. Carmichael & Son
Iuka, Mississippi
B. Williams
Mississippi
Iuka Guaranty Bank
Iuka
the Guaranteed Bank
Jim OD
Wirae’s
Tishomingo News
Assey Bros
Tanlac
Minnie Robinson Shockley
J. T. Robinson
Presbyterian’ Church
Soit
Met T Jen
Jane Te
Geo. L. McCmasters
Tishomingo County
Luther Pace
Texarkana
Ark
Mattie Pace
B.A. Payne
Nate Nichols
Selmer, Tenn
Chancery
Teathea Nichols
J. A. Payne
Bennett & Clark
Charles II
Austen
Lome
Adston
A. Payne
Fiat
J.C. Jourdan
Spon Lial Agente
America
Tuka
Reid
Spot Cash Store
G. T. Milstead
T. A. Leddin
Memphis Business College
Thomas
Cotston Journal
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