Navy Gut May Save U S 200 Million Dollars
Washington reports that agreements at the limitation of arms conference may save about 200 million dollars for the United States on the present naval building program. The Federal Reserve Board, high naval officials and British leaders discuss potential savings and implications for England, Japan, France, and Germany amid budget and debt considerations.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Shine
Claume
England
Japan
France
Italy
Germany
Wos
West Point Baptist Church to Host Four Day Institute
A four day Bible Institute begins Sunday at West Point Baptist Church. Pastor Fev. D. Manltox is expected to preside with Baptist ministers and notable speakers addressing sessions both afternoon and night. The event runs from Sunday March Sth.
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Bible Institute
West Point Baptist Church
Fev. D. Manltox
Drainage Board Seeks Bonds for Roy Muffett District
The Ghin County Drainage Board met in Hartford Tuesday to review construction work and approve claims against the Roy Muffett drainage district. It authorized raising 47000.00 via bonds issued in ten series of ten bonds each, bearing interest and due annually starting in 1924, with Series No 1 due.
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Ghin County Drainage Board
T. Barnett
A. Bellamy
W. C. Hoek
McDowell A. Fogle
Hartford Turaday
Roy Muffett
Tests for Income Tax Jobs in Louisville
Examinations for auditors and inspectors for the income tax division of the Internal Revenue Service will be held in Louisville on March a and simultaneously across the country. The local Civil Service Commission announces salaries from 1800 to 3000 dollars with advancement potential for effective workers. Successful examinees receive six weeks training in Income Tax law with pay during training. Information available from Mr. Beckmann at the Federal Building Louisville.
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Office
O. Internal Revenue
Louisville
O. A. Beckmann
Etary
Civil Service
Beckmann
Federal Building
Hartford Teams Split In Greenville Showdown
The Hartford boys lost to Muhlenbergers 44 to 17 while the Hartford girls defeated Greenville 9 to 7 in a hard fought Greenville court encounter. Center Bartlett was out for the boys due to illness, and Miss Florence Nelson coached the girls with Prof. C. L. Blake watching. The teams travel to Hartford for a rematch the following night, February 11.
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Greensville
Muhlenbergers
Greenville
Miniia
Bartlett
Florence Nelson
C. L. Blake
Mikeel Carter
King
Barnett
Howard
Clark
Kirk
Crowe
Shulte
Likens
Baird
Bennett
Rhoads
Tobacco growers hear Virgil M Chapman in Hartford Ky
Mr Virgil M Chapman of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association addresses tobacco growers of Ohio County at the Court House in Hartford Ky on Monday February 14 1922 at 10 o’clock am under the Ohio County Farm Bureau auspices Bring neighbors and attend The Ohio County Farm Bureau secretary is W Blankenship
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Virgil M. Chapman
Burley Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association
Ohio County
Court House
Hartford
Ohio County Farm Bureau
W. ©. Blankenship
Kidnapping Raids Shock Ulster Unionists in London
London reports say organized kidnaping raids target Ulster Unionists including special constables. Raiders tied to the Irish Republican Army, prompting British troops to guard boundaries and calls for urgent prisoner releases. Political leaders in Dublin and London debate impact on Irish negotiations amid talk of possible government dissolution.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Michael Collins
Winston Spencer Churchill
Collins
Derry
Sligo
James Craig
Ulster
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Londontonight
Collis
House of Lords
Marriage Licenses Issued In Recent Office Records
Tracllon Renfrow wed Dollie Bratcher Renfrew. Charlie Owen Glendean married Maggie Owen Glendean. R F Johnson Livermore Route J to Dorma Owen Livermore Route 1. J T Cox McHenry wed M J Tagles Beaver Dam. Norvel Faught McHenry married Otha Fiener Island.
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Tracllon
Renfrow
Dollie Bratcher
Renfrew
Charlie Owen
Glendean
Maggie Owen
R. F. Johnson
Livermore
Dorma Owen
J.T. Cox
McHenry
M. J. Taglesby
Beaver Dam
Norvel Faught
Otha Fiener
Island
Indian aged 137 pneumonia victim dies in Minnesota
Craw Lake Minnesota February 7 Ga-te wah-gewn-Wonce also known as John Smith Chippewah Indian reported to be 137 years old died today after a week long pneumonia illness. He recalled events of the war of 1812 and memories of an early frontier life. He married eight times and survived by an adopted son Tommith. Funeral services planned at local Catholic church with no tribal ceremonies. He was active until six months ago meeting trains to offer postal cars for sale.
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Craw Lake
Minn
John Smith
Smith
Nvbig Eity
Twin Cities
Chicago
North Woods
Minnesota
Lake of the Woods
Tommith
Schoolcraft and
Cass
Red Cedar Lake
Cass Lake
United States
Samuel D Wallace Dies at 77 Near Sulphur Springs
Samuel D. Wallace aged 77 died at his home near Sulphur Springs on Saturday February 3 following a long illness. Burial was at Sandrock Hill Cemetery after funeral services by Rev. Wilcox. He never married and lived nearly his entire life in the local area with two brothers and a nephew, all bachelors, surviving him.
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Samuel D. Wallace
Sulphur Springs
Sandrock Hil
Wilcox
Wallace
Lfe
John Ragedach
Pius XI
Camilla
Jodan
St. Peters
Alps
Lombardy
Whistled Recall Mixup At Greenville Hartford Doubleheader
A Greenville report misstated a basketball game between Greenville and Hartford High School, omitting the women’s results in a double-header. Hartford girls coached by Florence Nelson defeated Greenville girls, while Greenville boys topped Hartford in the men’s game under coach Ed A Diddle.
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Greenville
Courier-Journal
Hartford
Hartford Girls
Florence Nelson
Ed A. Diddle
Mise Nelson
Revival Making Good Progress At Local Church
The revival meeting at the M B Church nears end of second week and has yielded 20 or more conversions. Renewed religious interest fills the church and community as services continue next Sunday night and likely longer. Rev Turner delivers strong, logical sermons.
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Turner
Retired Attendance Officer Honored for Service
Mr. C. W. Wedding of Fordeville retires after serving Ohio County Rural Schools as attendance officer since July last year. He visited all 125 rural schools, conducted 128 talks, and helped place 450 Arab children in school, earning praise for steady work.
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C. W. Wedding
Fordeville
Ohio County
Wediiner
P.T. A. spelling and ciphering contest results
In a spelling and ciphering test held by the P T A of No Ereok outsiders won the tie breaking event. The contest was staged Friday night to settle a tie from a previous meet and the association fell to the non members of the school district.
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P.T. A
Noereok
Beaver Dam Routs Owensboro American Legion 50 to 14
Beaver Dam defeated Owensboro American Legion 50-14 to extend its undefeated streak to six games. The home team used strong teamwork as the visitors appeared overmatched, with key scoring from Barnes and Crowe and steady defense throughout the contest.
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Beaver Dam
Owensboro American Legion
Owensboro- Beaver Dam
Bell
Davis
Wilkina
F. Bender
Turley
P, Barnes
Crowe
G. Alford
Louisville Markets Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed on Week Start
Quiet cattle market with few changes from opening day. Demand strongest for top stockers and feeders with prices steady to firm. lower grades slow. Prime heavy steers scarce, undertone slow. milk cows quoted up to 20.60, calves 50c lower. Hog market strong, top 120 lb hogs at 10, pigs 120 lb down to 9.25, throws 8, stays 7. Lambs and sheep steady with best lambs 10 to 11, best fat sheep 2.50, bucks 2.50. Eggs, poultry, butter and grain prices listed with No 2 white corn 69, wheat 1.97, wagon wheat 1.92.
Notice to creditors in the Moore estate
Administrators notice requests all persons with claims against the estate of Mrs BE J Moore to present proof by March 26 1922 or be forever barred. L Moore administrator of the estate.
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BE. J. Moore
Ato 4
L. Moore
Admr
Cardinals May Postpone Vote In Rome Consistory
Rome reports the Sacred College will discuss delaying the papal election timing beyond ten days after the pope's demise. The move would allow representation from the United States, Canada, and South America, avoiding perceived slights on American cardinal electors. The Pope has also confirmed Cardinal Gasparri as papal secretary of state and outlined the pontifical court.
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Rome
Sacred College
United States
Canada
South Americs
Pius XI
Luccon
Rheims
Cardinal O'Connell
Col‘lege
PREE DOG RILE Is PASSED BY LOWER HOUSE
Kentucky's House spent the afternoon debating Representative J. B. Wicker's bill to allow one free dog to each family. It passed 57 to 28 at 5:13 p.m. Governor Morrow called the Present License law embarrassing and unenforced and urged repeal. He spent about twenty minutes telling the lawmakers to go home and pat “Old Hing” on the head.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
House of Representatives
J. B. Wicker
Morrow
Jon
Ash Timber Wanted for Baseball Bat Wood
Whittinghill of Glendoun Kentucky advertises to buyers that ash timber from Dundes and Hartford is sought. Highest price offered for second growth white ash and bottom ash suitable for baseball bats.
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Dundes
Hartford
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