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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
2
A compact call to enthusiasm for county and state fairs, urging residents to strive for improvement and educational benefit. It emphasizes patriotism, country living, sincere neighborly cooperation, and appreciation for nature and the Creator, while warning against boastfulness and discord.
Thousands of ex servicemen expected in New Orleans for the American Legion National Convention October 16 to 20 after announcement of a no earliest round trip fare. The reduced fare, approved by Legion officials, applies to Legion members and Auxiliary, widows of deceased members, and delegates to the Interallied Veterans Federation. Officials anticipate about 100000 visitors and many Legionnaires will use the percent reduction on United States Board vessels.
Percy Bell speaks to Mississippians outlining his campaign for governor. He emphasizes law enforcement, tax reform, education funding, and development of timber lands in South Mississippi, pledging a clean administration and opposition to graft while inviting broad cooperation across parties and with women voters.
A margin notice warns readers that a subscription box may have expired. The brief item calls attention to renewal actions and urges customers to check their status with the paper.
State of Mississippi Tishamingo County to B M dormest defendant residence unknown you are ordered to appear before G W Meltae Justice of the Peace fourth district Tishaminge county on the 8th day of October 1922 to defend the suit of Nash Brog wherein you are defendant This the 18th day of ae 1922 GW MeRAK it PB
A local agency known as The Insurance and Real Estate Co, led by Dr. Fe T. Carvinck and Rob Vaughan, announces consolidation with W. L. Brinkley’s agency and Dr. Carmack. The firm promotes itself as a strong agency offering high grade service in insurance and real estate from the Mayor's Hall office.
A 1922 notice from the Board of Supervisors announces an election to approve bonds totaling 25000 for highway construction and maintenance across a described territory in Tishomingo County. The poll date is September 30, 1922, with commissioners J B Jernigan H Allen and J W Bickerstaff overseeing.
The Board of Supervisors of said county plans a $4,009.00 negotiable note in anticipation of taxes for the year's expenses. Interest not to exceed 6 percent. If 10 percent of adult taxpayers protest by October 1922, the note is not issued unless a majority vote authorizes it. Dated September 7, 1922, J. P. Ford, Clerk of the Board.
Notice from D Y Pannell to all district contractors demanding roads be built to plans and specifications by November 1. The law requires completion by the date, or nonpayment may result.
Notice by Board of Supervisors sets September 30 1922 election at Squire Maxwell's store in a large described territory to decide whether to issue 3560 dollars in bonds for a school building under Chapter 195 of the 1914 Mississippi Acts as amended. The description covers township 4 range 11 east and adjacent sections along the Mississippi state line. Officials include J R Jernigan Sam L U Atie J H Bickerstaff with date and location specified.
N L Phillips as trustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the south door of the courthouse in Iuka Miss on October 7 1922 the north half of the southwest quarter of section 6 town 2 range 7 containing 80 acres with a described tract of 1710 acres. The sale is to satisfy indebtedness secured by a deed of trust from A J Borden and Maisy Borden to Joe Marlar Jr dated November 9 1920 recorded in Deed Record 11 page 214 Mississippi. Only the trust estate will be conveyed.
Notice to electors in Wishomingo County Pittsburg School District announces a September 30 1922 election at local precincts to decide if an eight mill levy on all taxable property will fund teacher salaries extend the term furnish furniture repair buildings fuel and incidental expenses under Chapter 172 laws Mississippi 1918 Commissioners J Mt Bickerstaft Sam Hallen Ti Bickerstaf Texas?
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