Iuka Booster Plank Urges Town Growth by 1922
A call to unite every resident of Iuka to organize a town wide booster effort aimed at expanding population and industry by the end of 1922. The writer praises Chamber of Commerce leadership in Memphis and Florence, urges local advertising within 250 miles, and promises a weekly town advertisement fund with a $25 seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuka
Ford
Iuka
Benedict Arnold
Chamber of Commerce
Business Mens Club
Atlantic
Memphis
Florence
Taka
Ling
Crank
Gro
L, McMasters
Inka Baptist Church to Host Dr Broughton Talk
Dr Len G Broughton of Knox ville will speak at 11 a m on campaign inka church. Organizers urge Baptist churches countywide to attend and contact J P Broughton for attendance. Mrs F T Carmack coordinates women workers and arranging home stays for attendees. Singer sewing machines showcased with emphasis on quality and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len G. Broughton
Knoxville
Inka Baptist Church
Broughton
En Baptist Church
J. P. Broughton
Inka Church
F. T. Carmack
Singer
Best Singer Sewing Mechine Co
Corintls! Migs
Womang Christain Temper lance Union Meeting Notes
The Womang Christain Temper lance Union met at Mrs. K. H. Gravette’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. After punch and cake, talks on 1920 outlook covered duties to state nation and world. Officers elected include Miss Innis Alexander president and Laura Copeland first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womang Christain Temperlance Union
K. H. Gravette
Carldton Woodley
McKnight
Alexander
Copeland
Innis Alexander
Laura Copeland
E.N. Reed
L. M. Matthews
W. T. Rose
Meadames McKnight
Hiett
Whitten
Broughton
Mias Finley
Meadames Garrard
Ross
Massey Bros Offer Car Load Pea Green Alfalfa Hay
Massey Bros announce a car load of pea green alfalfa hay at a low price. Also notes a correction about the High School music teacher situation, clarifying Miss Koonce is teaching temporarily and Miss Elam has not resigned, health-related absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Bros
Miss Koonce
Miss Elam
Farmers Union Reorganized in Mississippi Meeting at Jackson
A Jackson gathering of Farmers Union of Mississippi leaders approved a temporary organization. N A Mott of Yazoo City was named President and J V Gibson of Duffy Secretary. Organizers were appointed across several counties, with plans for a state convention early January. Local weather and illness notes accompany various community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers, Union of Mississippi
Jackson
N. A. Mott
Yazoo City
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G. T. Carmichael & Son
WWKA
B. Williams
Mississippi
Fuka Guaranty Bank
the Guaranteed Bank
Jim OD
Nmirae’s
Cash' Store
W. Co. T.U
America
Reid
Spot Cash Store
Farmers Union
Julia
Sam Wiley
Child
Juka, Miss
Red Bay
Ala
Louis Jourdan
Prospect Church
J. B. Rast
Crrizey
D. E. Rast
Mise Maude Hodge
Coca Cola
Chero Cola
G. T. Milstead
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