Local Hartford notices and shopper chatter in 1910s ads
Pure hog lard at W A HIMES with James Carter of Narrows in Hartford on Monday. Fresh river catfish at TATE'S Friday and Saturday. HEG'S offers soup and produce. Mrs Henry Bean and others vacationed in Dundee. Honey moon trip for McDowell A Fogle. Woven wire and poultry gear at 20th W Ellis & Bro. Fresh oysters pork products at HEG'S. The Ohio County Drug Company runs a sale April 4 to 10. Hartford visitors include Alfonzo Decker, Herman Decker, George L Klein and Paul J Klein. Thanksgiving meals and turkeys sought by local buyer Ellis & Bro.
Hartford Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Moves
Hartford and Owensboro visitors fill weekend social pages with relatives and neighbors greeting each other. Widespread mentions include Mrs. W. H. Gillespie and Marcus Ray, Corinth and Fraters Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coyle moving to a new Hartford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gillespie
Marcus Ray
W. 8. Mills
Owensboro
Corinth
Fraters Taylor
W. B. Bender
City
Hartford Guests Lead to Weekend Homecomings
Woot H Shovels and ACTON BROS of Hartford Ky host guests from Alabama and Kentucky families including Mrs Chester Wilson and daughter Francis Dee from Green River country, with visits to Mr and Mrs R B Martin and Mr S T Barnett ill. Other local arrivals include Hobart Tinsley and Ulysses Trogden from Washington community who worked on Kentucky Timber Products, and Louisville travelers returning home. An advertisement seeks agents for Rawleigh health products promising $2,000 to $6,000 yearly. Also notes Owensboro District Standard Training School for Sunday School Workers December 4-8 1922 with free tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wilson
Francis Dee
Green ‘River Country
Hartford
Wilson
R. B. Martin
W. HH. Collins
Spruce Pine
Ala
Mesure
N. A. Yasser
Jao
Ting
City
Hobart Tinsley
Ulysses Trogden
Washington
Kentucky Timber Products Company
Louieville
Owensboro
Settle Memorial Methodiat Church
W. Rbay
Owansboro
Lockout to Hit New York Builders Over Labor Dispute
A lockout order affects about 60 000 workers in the metropolitan building trades with 65 000 more to be idle within a month. The Mason Builders Association, backed by the Building Trade Employers Association, requires all brick layers to be paid off by 5 p m tomorrow amid a dispute over independent laborers. The move follows an injunction reportedly forbidding discrimination against independent laborers and is supported by Christian G. Norman, chair man of the governors’ board. Financial impact in the metropolitan area could reach around 100 million dollars in construction activity. Additional fragmented notes mention various local incidents and social visits including Beaver Dam and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mason| Butlders’ Association Today
Christian G. Norman
Associaton
Mason Builders’ Association
Norman
Beaver Dam Visited by Fire and Brief Local Notes
Mr. Robert Lee of Claton dined in Beaver Dam Monday with R. Duff and family. An eighteen month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Evans died Saturday at the Evans home on West Beech Street, with interment in Arnold cemetery. Mrs. Carl Ferguson was ill for several days. R. P. Likenn moved his family from Main to an apartment on North Main at Fourth Street. A disastrous fire struck Beaver Dam early Monday morning destroying the C depot by a blaze of unknown origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilson
Gree
Beaver Dam
Ernest
J. F. Allen
Daughte Allen
Claton
Rosine
W. By Halle
Ford
Robert Lee
R. ©. Duff
Lonnie Evans
Evans
West Beech Street
Arnold Cemetery
Carl Perguson
RK. P. Likenn
Main
North Main
Fourth Street
1 C
Bluse
Shortest Term of Court in State at Roby County
In Maysville Kentucky on November 27 Meys returned from Mt to Rob Circuit Court. The session was the shortest ever held with a single case to be tried and it was compromised after the jury was sworn. The grand jury adjourned after a brief session and returned no indictments. Only one person had been penitentiary bound from Roby County in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Meys
Rob
Roby County
For Sale Second-hand Meal Brand Belt Corp Sheller
Classified item notes a second-hand meal brand belt corn sheller for sale, claims machines are nearly new with little wear. Address or contact details are unclear but reference to a 004 W. 2B Billis street appears in fragmented OCR text. The snippet also includes stray dialogue lines unrelated to the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Corp Sheller
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the Fair Dealers
Nate
Hog’s Place
Hartford, KY
Celery Head Lettsice
Bte
The
Hartford Republican
W. A. Himes
James Carter
Narrows
Tate's
Heg's
L. EB. Charlet
Livermore
B. B. Finley
Helect
Henry Bean
Dundee
Mrs. McDowell A. Fogle
Messrs
Glenn Warnes
H. D. Kates
20Th W
Ellis & Bro
W. BE. Ellis & Bro
Sour
J. P. Cambron
Adaburg
R. May
Clear Calvert
A. D. Kirk
Elty
Eee
Star.Theatre
Ohio County Drug Company
Alfonzo Decker
Rockport
Herman Decker
Para- Mise
George L. Klein and Son
Paul J
Quincy, Ill
Greenville
C. D. Carson
W. B. Ellis & Bro
Gore
Bannett
Lopinville
Ohio County, Drug Company
C. Mutter
Mire
P. B. Taylor
E. E. Dirkheed
T. Barnett
Inet
Clarence Bartlett
Acton Bros
Pete Hartford
W. E. Ellis & Bro
Martford, Ky
J. A. Duff
Danlave
Fost
Rochester
Minn
Tom Cavebier
Central City
Mr.Casebier
Hulda Casebier
James None
George Calvin Keown
Evanville, Ind
Hartford M
bin Rrand
Cal P. Keown
O. D. Carson
J. D. Holbrook
Wm. Everette Himes
Margaret King
Helyn
Roby
John Lindley
DeWitt Martin
Livermorn
Mason
New England Life Insurance Co
Mesdames J. C. Gentry
John X. Taylor
Barlington
Thoreday
R. B. Mer Hn
James Daniel
Route 3
Emma Ernestyne
Robert Maxon
Lexington
A. V. Goodin
Charleston
Mra. Goodin
Capt
Mra
8. K. Cox
Emilie Pendleton
H. By Pendleton
Sallie Harrison
Annie Sharp
St. Paul
Minny
Cyrus Sharp
Daughter
W. R
Beaver Dam Auto Co
Beaver Dam, KY
Woot
BP Taylor
Rawleigh
America
W. Trawleigh CO
Dept
Freeport
Ohio County
Guy Ranney
Ohio County Court
Katie
Chicago
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