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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
8
The ad promotes wide savings on menswear including suits for young men and all ages with prices slashed from regular 25 to 50 dollars down to 1 to 39.95. Dress shirts silk and regular are reduced to 2.95 3.95 5.95 7.95 and 9.95. Overcoats and boys suits also discounted. All sizes and grades are fully stocked.
Men’s dress shirts offered at reduced prices with regular sizes quoted. Shirts normally priced at 2.00 now 1.75. 2.50 shirts now 1.95. 3.50 shirts now 2.45. Limited quantities. Act quickly to save on quality apparel.
Reg ular preacher Rev J A Bennett filled his appointment at Woodward Valley. Mrs Pat Foster and daughter Marlissa visited Mr and Mrs Brise Heflin. Mrs Anthony Robertson left December 6 for Atlanta to visit her daughter Eva Baxter and Mr Baxter. Albert Riggs family visits with Hipsley Riggs. Hattie Taylor of Beaver Dam visiting cousins Hurshel and Mrs Chinn. Tom Tanner and son John visit brother Andy Baird. A V Rowan and Ney Rowan family head to Florida for winter. Flora Patton of Utica visits Aunt Mattie Patton. Louise Riggs ill but not improving. Robert Kirk of Barnes Creek visited Thursday night. Pre supper at West No Creek school house a success. Andy Baird improving after illness. Thelma Shultz’s 18 month old son Lite Frank Wayne died Monday December 6 from clothes catching fire near grate. Remains laid to rest at Shultatown Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Mr Otis Rock is on the sick list B Scott attends court in Hartford this week. Mildred Eilott and Marie Dennis have whooping cough. Mrs Ben Woodburn visiting relatives at Rockport and Ceralvo this week. Corrinne Dennis guest of Miss Boulab Wilson Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Stella Hedger visited daughter Mrs Fied Davenport near Rochester Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Brown of Taylor Mines visited Mr Brown’s father O M Brown Saturday night. Willie Ferguson moving to his farm near Wynox this week. School closed at the place last Tuesday due to teacher illness. Mr and Mrs Ray Schafner and son of Hodgengville and Mr and Mrs Ach Ward of Centertown also mentioned.
Willie Walker of Lexington visited his sister Mrs J W Carter here last week Mrs B M Coombs returned home after a Owensboro stay Mr and Mrs Wilson Jones of Chicago who accompanied Everett Shaver’s remains are visiting relatives in this vicinity Miss Erma Carter of Beaver Dam was here early week Herman Park of Akron Ohio is visiting relatives nearby Mr and Mrs Marcellus Bartlett and Mrs Soporo Bartlett of Owensboro attended the funeral and burial of their cousin Everett Shaver at Hartford Monday
A dental notice urges timely treatment as winter rain and snow worsen toothache and abscesses. It warns decayed teeth release pus that can reach the stomach and body, potentially causing cancer, diphtheria, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and other diseases. Dr Charles Br Layton's Rockport office hours are 8:20 am to 4 pm.
An odd stream of notes from a writer in Central City venting about past friends and crime fantasies. He mentions readers of Estil Park, Tom Stevens, Eck Rial, Battie Nall, and a wish to return to Hartford while recalling long Ohio ties. He hints at a Christmas readership and seeks a mailing address for a Christmas gift. He reflects on independence, small-town tranquility, and midnight temptations, ending with a list of names.
Ray Blackburn Cincinnati former clerk of the State Board of Charities was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by a Circuit Court jury in Lexington Kentucky. They sought leniency from Governor Morrow. ENGINE FOR SALE first class 16 horsepower J J Case Traction Engine sold under Ohio County Fiscal Court orders sealed bids by Mack Cook up to 11 am December 8 near Hartford Jail inspection allowed right to reject bids reserved.
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