Kentucky Tobacco Region Strikes Hit Central Market Decline
In Kentucky farmers haul tobacco from Lexington warehouses as major markets suspend. Lexington and others close. plans form to hold 1920 crop, curb 1921 output. Disturbances drive meetings, financing talks, and potential crop controls across the Burley district. Also, at Gates near Williamson, a miner George Hayes dies in a premature dynamite blast at Crystal Block Mines. Civil and military investigations confirm a single fatality. 2,602 miners employed across 43 mines amid the strike.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Bbuyers
Tobacco Warehousemen's Association
Ben Bosworth
I Sales
Barleyr Tobacco Growers
Carlisle
Priday
Burley
Prowera
Mount Sterling
Winchester
Mayavillé
Paris
Maysville
Fayette County
Crystal Black Mines
Gates
Hayes
Tug River
Williamson Coal Operators’ Association
Fifth Avenue Shows Dove Grey Spring Styles For 1921
New York reports from Fifth Avenue boutiques reveal grey dominates spring fashion with dove and pearl shades in coats suits hats and dresses. Designers predict continued popularity through spring and summer with simple lines and soft silks breezing through shows.
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Fifth Avenue
Dilhouettes
Maceh
Charlotte
Will of Aged Meriden Man Is Admitted
Judge Dennis T. OBrien admitted the will of 90 year old Walde, contested by his adopted daughter Myra Marshall Trier wife of Samuel A. Typpe, who claimed undue influence and lack of testamentary capacity. The testator had transferred much property to churches in his later years.
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Moriien
Dennis T. Obrien
Walde
Twies
Daugher
Myra Marshall Trier
Sheety
Samuel A. Tytpe
Pwiss
Drum Corps Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Drum Corps held Monday evening at the Grenadier Dean Institute the officers for the new year were elected. Pedter Smith is president with Charles Statham as vice president Thomas JT Jones as secretary and George Schoen as treasurer. Trustees include Charles Graham John Stevenson John Archer with a Welfare of the Corps committee led by Frad Church Haro Wheeler George Schoen John Archer and Thomas Jones.
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Din
Warner Brothers Grenadier Dean Corps
Gen. Side Institute
Ofcers
Pedter Smith
Charles Statham
Thomas JT. Jones
George Schoen
Easurer
Board of
Charles Graham
Jnhn Stevenson
Joan Archer
Frad Church
Haro Wheeler
Ree “Hurch
John Archer
Manor
Thomas Jsenes
Yusinnss Than Ie Ger
Bout Arranged Between Billy Miske and Oshirash
Henton Matt of Mich announces a boxing bout between Billy Miske and Oshirash to be held February 3 in Grand Rabbids. The event is scheduled after prior arrangements and featured figures.
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Henton Matt
Mich
Newfoundland Governor Leads Fishing Export Policy Talk
At St Johns Newfoundland on January 4 Governor Clarris presided over a meeting of fish exporters called by Premier Squires to discuss the government proposal to cancel several export regulations in force for months. The meeting unanimously approved cancellation and debated retaining some rules with plans to decide at a later session. The premier explained the current state of fish exports, the colony's main product.
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ST. Johns
Clarris
Newfoundland
Squires
Standstill in Newfoundland fish price effort in Europe
Reputations were drawn up to enforce higher prices for Newfoundland fish in European markets, signaling a pause or standstill in market strategy as parties seek leverage. Details remain fragmented amid the ongoing negotiations and industry caution.
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Newfoundland
Big Road Fund May Be Used for Unemployment Aid
A plan to use the $1.5 billion now available for road building in 1921 as a partial remedy for unemployment will be a principal topic at the American Good Roads congress and show in Chicago February 4 to 12. The American Red Builders association states funds include $540,200,000 for 16 states, $189,300,000 via federal aid, and $276,200,000 through state and county direct conveyances.
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New York
Ameritan Good Roads Congress
Good Roads Show
Chicago
American Red Ruilders' Association
Association
Federsl
Grove's Open Irate Salve Advertisement
An old advertisement promising throat healing and court cures with a Grove's Open Irate Salve chest cold and croup remedy. It mentions a 350 price and includes a boxed Grove's product as an enclosure with each bottle.
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Cougn
Ake
GROVE
Quarterly water rates due by January 13 1924
Water rates for the quarter ending January 1 1921 are now due and payable at the company office at 26 Main Street. All bills must be paid on or before January 13 1924. Business hours on Saturdays run from 9 am to 12 pm.
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Main Street
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Winifred van Duzer
Vanderbilt
Jaar
DRUM
Mile
Tiare McGoorty
Eagle Brand
Roberts & Callahan
Mozart
Love
Wendling & Lestiz
DeHose, Innuse & MacBoyle
Underwood
Underwoods
Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc
HOS
Wiest
Bridgeport
Meat Department
Boston
Alaska
Domino
Bridgeport Public Market
State and Bank
Sts. E. Main St
M. S. W. Corporation
Main St
Conn
Helbig
Hotbig
Bridgeport Exdpraulio Co
Frank C. Brotherton
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