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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
8
Ad lists wide discounts on men’s suits for all ages with prices slashed from 25.00 to 39.95 for various regular levels. Dress shirts and silk shirts marked down, plus overcoats and boys’ suits, with full stock noted and a call to action to buy now.
Discounted dress shirts offered with notable price cuts. Regularly priced at 2.00 now 1.75, 2.50 now 1.95, and 3.50 now 2.45. Limited quantities and sizes may vary by store.
Farmers report corn nearly gathered amid frost damage while Miss Lula Hoover battles tuberculosis. Local happenings include weddings, a unique court settlement by coin toss, and community events. Numerous names, towns, and Thanksgiving season activity reflect life across Ralphs, Sunnydale, Cromwell, and surrounding areas.
A 15 horsepower J. L. Case Traction Engine is offered for sale under Ohio County Fiscal Court orders. Sealed bids addressed to County Judge Mack Cook will be received up to 11:00 AM on December 5th. Inspection possible near the jail in Hartford. right to reject any and all bids reserved.
Mr Ira D Funk and Mr Elbert Funk run a local saw mill while a family member, Mrs Lula Hoover, remains gravely ill with tuberculosis. Jonathan Hoover visits his niece Lula Hoover as others from Owensboro and Whiteeville attend to relatives this week.
Telephoned reports from Cadiz say the blaze destroyed about a dozen business houses in Hopkinsville on November 80. The total loss is estimated at 250000, with 60 percent insured. The Turner Wilkinson department store valued at 70000 carries 45000 insurance, and the courthouse also burned is set at 40000.
Akron court ends deadlock in a Common Pleas case over retirement of a lawsuit after Judge W J Ahern flips a penny to decide the tie. Attorneys in the dispute contended over procedural points and the outcome shifts the litigation status.
Report to the state department notes many travelers in Europe are stranded with little money. The American consulate abroad cannot provide funds, prompting officials to urge travelers to carry ample cash to avoid ending up in starving Europe.
Beech Valley reports Mrs Sim Helmie is very ill while Mrs Mary Whobrey has moved away.
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