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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1894
Page
1
An old Mississippi classified notice announces W. A. Hodes M D and Carmack Alexander physicians in IvKa and Loma offering complete prescription drug supplies. Prescriptions are carefully compounded day and night in the old post office building, with an April 26 date noted.
The Clarksdale Banner faces boycotts over second-hand clothing ordinances and a local newspaper feud surfaces from Oxford Globe. A Memphis lynching and mob execution described. calls for justice and law enforcement amid a tense postwar Mississippi context.
Mississippi announces September openings across twenty-one schools and departments including Literature and Arts under Weil, Law led by Hon. G D. Shands, and a Pedagogy program adapted for teachers. Chancellor Robert Fulton, University of Mississippi, requested information. Jonnie Johnson returned from Tuscaloosa, Chairman Wayne Willein heads Europe trip. a political campaign upkeep noted.
In Paris even discarded scraps fetch value as waste becomes wealth. A rag dealer and recycler explains how old provisions, boots, paper scraps, orange peels and more are repurposed into new products from slippers to clavifying goods. The piece notes two francs per kilo for Naty material and highlights the efficiency of waste reuse as a city practice.
A French observer reported that America’s genius lies in its institutions and the worship of God in daily life. He noted trade, courts, and churches as sources, concluding liberty and prosperity flow from faith in Christ across Sabbath observance.
The piece extols Homa M. Allen noting he is celebrated nationwide as Allen from Lysbonsingo. It lauds his return to Mississippi, his humor and poetry, and the affection of constituents, calling him a master of the situation and a valued representative for the First Mississippi district.
A fragmented 1804 notice lists numerous names and places such as Graenville Misa and Meritian. The document references a court at the Court House and a hedge building along a route with various marginal notes and specifications on file with Chancery Clerks For Manna Mak S amber.
A garbled critique labels a group as disruptive figures who will interfere with events. It mentions a candidate for re-election, Senator Veab, opposing a long newspaper route and seeking to stay in place until his successor is chosen, in a fragmented report from the Naw Albany Gazous.
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