Local notices and social roundup from Iuka area
Shaving supplies at Mosers. Mrs Prank Bayliss has been quite sick for several days. Dental items at Moser s. Mr W J Saunders ill but improving. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Smith buried at Snowdown cemetery with Rev Phillips officiating. New fall goods arriving at Reid Brothers. Mrs G M Montgomery of Selmer guest of her father J L Hooper. Jim Haines and Ethel Robinson married at Spring Park in Juka. People s Drug Store ads for calls and engagements. Supervisor J W Smith reports road to Luk landing completed with springs along route. North Mississippi Quartet entertained at Court House. W T Bonds father of W F Bonds died aged 86. Stock of drugs, cigars and cold drinks advertised. Mrs W B Wolfe visiting North Inka. Fall hats at Reid Brothers and new fall shoes. Lester Alexander died near Inka aged about 40. The Videtty budget notices printed in September. Town expenses and various funds listed. Box supper at Mt Evergreen Church Oct 7 for church benefit. Toys at Statham Variety Store. Y M Manks left for Ardmore, Texas area. his father ill, later died. Thomas Long back from Memphis operation. Senior BY P U meets at Baptist Church Sundays 6:30 p.m. Call to settle accounts. Memphis visitors mentioned. RAT-SNAP pest control ad. All-day singing at Mackey s Creek Church first Sunday in October. J A J Smith and others, B B King of Kendricks visiting Iuka relatives.
County Fair October 6 7 to Boost Agriculture and Home Life
County fair arranged for October 6 and 7 to raise interest in agriculture and home life. Miss Lee Rive will judge the Home Demonstration department while Mr. W. R. Smith selects a judge for the farm exhibit. Memphis's Mr George R James will speak at two o'clock. prizes limited to Home Demonstration club members, ribbons for others, and entry deadlines set for October 4 with exhibits entered at owners risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rive
W. R. Smith
George R. James
Memphis
James
Rales
Belmont Mississippi Bank Statement Fragment 1922
Located at Belmont in Mississippi on Sept 15 1922 the bank shows loans and discounts overdrafts securities real estate and furniture totals and various deposits. The entry lists capital stock surplus undivided profits and cash items including checks and certificates of deposit with a grand total of 98 987 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Pishomazn
Mississippi
Board of Examiners
Poral
L. B. Alien
Bank of Rebnant
Wishomingo
Missinsippi
Adent
J. P. Allen
BOK
Suricland
Iuka
Tishomingo
Tih
Mae
Board of
Copmer
Tecie
Iuka Guaranty Bank Statement and Local Ad Notice
Iuka Guaranty Bank report shows resources 258,024.15 with deposits 167,105.56 and 31,889.72 time certificates, liabilities listing Bills payable 25,000.00 and capital and surplus. Official sworn statement dated Sept 1922, attested by cashier Gaines and directors Massey and Jourdan. followed by local ad for wool and embroidery thread and novelty items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
Cass
Iuka Guaranty Bank
Iuka
Tishomingo
State of Mississippi
Cassist
C. B. Massey
Tishemingo
Cashier
M. Jourdan
Norany Papie
Illinois Central President Stresses Patron Good Will
C H Markham of the Illinois Central System declares railroads and patrons share common problems. He outlines four steps to build goodwill: dependable service, courteous staff, accurate information, and close cooperation. The goal is to keep the system in the front rank and deepen patron confidence as the Mississippi Valley economy grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central System
Illinois Centras System
Ilinois Central System
Markham
Mississippi Valley
Car owner notice of business location change
A notice from Ky Taylor informs customers that the mechanical department has moved from Iuka Garage to Cotehall and Ramneys. The note asks for continued patronage, promises steady work and satisfactory service, and thanks readers in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuka Garage
Cotehall and
Ramneys
Steolman
Budget of Aggregate Revenue and Expenses 1943 and 1922 Burnsville
Budget figures detail General Municipal Fund Street and Bridge Fund High Level Fund and High School Fund revenues from public service corporations real estate and personal property with transfers from general funds. Includes totals for revenue and estimated expenditures and notes on municipal funds through 1923 and 1928 with a statement of receipts and disbursements for 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermen
Burnsville
Mississippi
Board of
Ale
General Municipal Fund
General Fund
High Level Fund
Public Service Corporation
Ae Property
Common School Fund
Chickasaw School Fund
State Equalization Board
Ab Avenue
Neval Municipal Fund
Jan'y Lat
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Moser's
Prank Bayliss
Moser’s
W. J. Saunders
Sam P. Reid
Owen’ Smith
Snowdown Cemery
Rev. Phillips
Pelle
Moe
W. T. Phillips
Falkner, Miss
Reid Brothers
G. M. Montgomery
Selmer, Ala
J.L. Hooper
Moser
Jim Haines
Ethel Robinson
Spring Park
Juka
Phillips
Peoples Drug Store
G. T. Carmichao
Gladys
J. G. Jourdan, Jr
J. W. Smith
Luk
Tennesee
Ile
North Mississippi
Court House
W. T. Bonds
W. F. Bonds
Mt. Gilead
W. C. Hubbard
Burneville
W. B Wolfe
Orangeburg
D. C
R. S. Williams
North Inka
Shockley
Lester Alexander
Inka
Snowdown Cemetery
Miss
Inc
McDonald
Carter
Hill
Evergreen
Chach South
W. T. Philips
J. W. Grisham
RL. Roller
Statham Variety Store
Y. M. Manks
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Thomas Long
Memphs
BY. P. U
Baptist Church
D. C. Daugherty
E. H. Gravette
Carlton Woodley
Mr. B
Carpenter
Woodbridge
N. J
Mosby Drug Co
Jackson Hardware Co
Statham
Mackey’s Creek Church
J. A.J. Smith
B. King
Kendrick, Miss
Reid Bros
IOKA
J. B. Williams
the Ice Man
Bank of Belmont
Beynes
Tishomingo County
Penn
Shawonyas
G. C. Bason
THE
Shockley Shop
Harry Homer Goyer
Hall
1Uka
Burnsville, Miss
Mise
Moyor
W.S. Brown
Mgr
Ww. S. B
1. C
Said County