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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
3
A lyrical tribute reflecting on the service flag, fallen heroes, and the legacy of sacrifice from World War I battlefields to modern memory. The piece recalls Garfied moments at Belleau Wood and Argonne while honoring Washington and Lee, ending with reverent notes on liberty and the flag’s gold stars.
A devotional reflection notes that even David could not hide sin from the prophet and urges contemporary believers to acknowledge responsibility for preaching the Gospel to the unreached millions. The passage underscores universal accountability before God for mission work.
Mississippi road advocates are urged to gather in the Hall of Representatives in Jackson on Thursday October 28 to press for continued Federal Aid and a new State Highway Department bill. The plan includes a $25,000,000 bond issue funded by automobile taxes, with options to use annual allocations and local funds. Distinguished speakers and press involvement are requested to mobilize county participation and support from Legislators Supervisors and Road Commissioners.
A correction notes that Miss Elam has not resigned from the High School music department and is away only temporarily for health reasons. Miss Koonce remains teaching until Miss Elam returns, after which staffing will be reassessed. The error arose from relying on what was believed to be reliable information.
Brooklyn soldier Benjamin Sperling of the 1st U S Infantry was seized by Cossacks in Siberia, flogged, then released at Khaborevek under General Kalmikoff. Washington faces international tensions as Japan and Kolchak are pressed for action.
The piece argues lawmakers should pursue practical, decisive action over talk, criticizing senators delaying peace league ratification for political gain. It warns critics may pay the price next election and cites Uncle Joe Cannon on precise regulation, urging steadier leadership amid public fears and private troubles.
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