Negotiations on California question reach partial accord
Washington reports successful closure of talks between Ambassadors Morris and Shidehara on Japan rights in the United States and the California anti alien land law dispute. Government approval and possible treaty drafting remain steps before any settlement. Sen Foreign Relations oversight contemplated. Committees from Beaver Dam and Hartford named to build permanent limestone sheds for stone storage and distribution.
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Washington
Morris
Shidehara
California
United States
Baron Shidehara
Foreign Office
T Tokio
Colby
South America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Harding
Senate
House
BY. G. Austin
Silas Stevens
J. A. Caldwell
Beaver Dam
Leslie Combs
L. B. Trehenot
B. W. Hill
Hartford
Mitchell enters county clerk race in Ohio County
Bell’s Run resident Mitchell announces candidacy for county clerk as a Republican. He is a war veteran promoted to lieutenant, later a farmer and partner in Mitchell & Son.
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Mitchell
Schroader Seeks Clerkship Nomination In County Race
M C Schroader known as Mode announces his bid for Clerk of the County Court on the Republican ticket. A North Rosine resident and farmer, he ran for Jailer four years ago and gained countywide recognition during that campaign.
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M. C. Schroader
Mode
Schroader
North Rosine
Annual Meeting Notes From Ohio County Farm Bureau
The Ohio County Farm Bureau held its Annual Meeting on January 24, 1991. Officers elected included President 8. O. Keown, Vice President Silan Stevens, Secretary W. U. W. Rhoads, with directors B. P. Barnard, A. Carter, E. G. Austin, M. Herral, J. A. Belyomy, J. F. Mater, and W. W. Pirtle. A. Auslin chaired the Board of Securing members. Lather King was appointed with responsibilities to the task.
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Ohio County Farm Bureau
Keown
Silan Stevens
W. UW. Rhoads Secy
Bank of Hartford
Taylor
B. P. Barnard
Hartford
A. Carter
Ceniertown
E.G. Austin
Beaver Dam
M Herral
Rockport
J. A. Bely Omy
Whitesville
J. F. Mater
Cromwell
W. W. Pirtle
Nooreek
BK. G. Auslin
Beayer Dam
Aly
Lather King
Barrass Seeks County Clerk Nomination in Hartford
B G Barraas of Hartford formerly announced his bid for Republican nomination for County Court Clerk. Birrane is well known in the county, having served as Circuit Court Clerk and been active in local politics for years. The introduction is unnecessary as voters are familiar with his qualifications.
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B. G. Barraas
Hartford
Birrane
Squire Dean Enters Republican County Judge Nomination
Squire W. H. Dean of Dundee announces his run for County Judge as a Republican. He has served as J. P. O. C. and as Representative in the General Assembly, bringing experience to the post. He is well known in the county as a public servant and from personal regard.
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Squire W
Dean
Dundee
Squire Dean
General Assembly
Johnson Browning wedding ties two local families
Melvin Browning and Dewey Johnson wed at the Methodist Parsonage in a small ceremony with Rev. T. T. Frazier officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs M V Johnson of Hartford, is praised as a popular young woman. The groom, once from Rochester, works for the L N R R Co on the O N B from Russellville to Owensboro. They plan to reside in Russellville after a visit to Lexington.
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Melvin Browning
Dewey Johnson
T. T. Frazier
M. V. Johnson
Hartford
Rochester
Chumley Opens County Clerk Race Nomination
F Chumley of McHenry announces as Republican aspirant for Clerk of the County Court at the next August primary. Former Hagerton Kentucky resident now lives at Broadway and McHenry, tied to the coal industry as a check weighman at Broadway Coal Company. He is well educated and ready to handle the office.
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M. F. Chumley
McHenry
Chumley
Hagtern Kentucky
Broadway
Broadway Coal Co
Simmons
Roy H. Foreman Declares Candidacy for County Court Clerk
Roy H. Foreman announces Republican nomination bid for Clerk of the Ohio County Court. Foreman is a farmer and teacher, served in the county school system, and now teaches at the local high school. He is described as energetic, well acquainted, and qualified to perform the duties of the office.
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Roy H. Foreman
Ohio
Foreman
Services at the Methodist Church Sunday Schedule
Next Sunday the fifth Sunday in the month brings regular Methodist Church services. Sunday School starts at 9 45 AM. preaching at 11 AM and 7 PM. The Epworth League meets in the basement at 6 15 PM. All young people are invited to attend and become members. cordial invitation to the public to attend morning and evening services.
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Methodist
Eptworth
Atv
Beeame
Enor
Grovamp
Income tax return filing dates for 1920 residents
The deputy collector of Internal Revenue will be at Beaver Dam Central City Hartford on dates in February 1921 to assist single or widowed taxpayers and married persons living with spouses who had net incomes meeting thresholds. Service is free, bring papers. failure to appear does not excuse penalties.
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Internal Revenue
Beaver Dam
Pfebruary
Central City
Hartford
Squire W Smith Files for County Judge Nomination
Squire Wingon Smith announces his bid for the Republican nomination for County Judge. A Select resident and former Board of Magistrates member, he cites long service and farming work since retirement three years ago. He also ran for the nomination four years ago and remains a well known local figure.
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Squire Wingon Smith
Squire Smith
Select
Beads Oddly Strong by J D Claire
A satirical monologue recounts public duties and social rivalries centered on Battie Nall and Claude Smith. The narrator jokes about fame, friendship, and the woes of pursuing political office amid personal foibles, dogs, and the lure of satire in Central City. The piece closes referencing Old Sunset Cox and the disillusionment of officeholding.
Tate Seeks Republican Nomination for Ohio County Clerk
Ohio County voters are presented with TAS A Tate announcing his candidacy for Clerk of the Ohio County Court. Born 1897 in Arnold Precinct, he recounts early hardship, military service in the U.S. Army in World War I, and eighten years in the clerk’s office, asking for support and promising capable service.
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Ohio County
Minnkind
Talicia
Austen
Arnold Precinct
Thin County
Ellis
Susan Tate
L. B. Tate
Germany
U. S. Army
Reward Offered for Arrest of Night Riders in Kentucky
Governor Morrow signals a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of one of a dozen men who warned a Tomlin tobacco trucker near Sherburne to stop hauling to market. Fleming County authorities report the incident and the governor plans a special grand jury and possible troop deployment to curb night riding. Marriage licenses issued to Allen Fielden and Flora Dempsey of Livermore, R1. Crowe and Gertrude Pirtie of Hartford, R3 and others.
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Frankfort
Morrow
Fleming County
Tomlin
Sherburne
Henry Prewitt
Allen Fielden
Livermore
R. 1
Flora Dempsey
R. J
Crowe
Hartford
Gertrude Pirtie
Paul Cundiff
Lena
Combs
William Duncan
Berols
Maude’ Griffith
Behols
Ervin Wells
Centertown
Clemmer Patterson
Bank Deposits Unclaimed At Citizens Bank Hartford Ky
In compliance with article 692 Ky Statutes the Citizens Bank of Hartford publishes names of depositors with amounts five years standing and uncalled for no dividends or interest attached. List includes Chas Bunch $3.00 J F Beck $2.40 C M Barnett $1.00 L P Bennett et al. many others. Attest J C Riley President.
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Citizens’ Bank of Hartford
Chas. Bunch
J. F. Beck
C. M. Barnett
L. P. Bennett
George E. Halley
A. L. Crume
Chamberlin
G. W. Crume
Concrete Burial Vault Co
Ben L. Davis
Mollie Dinwiddie
B. M. Bennett
Ralph & O'Bannon
Martha Rowe
Rowe & Morton
Ida BH
Renfrew
J. Rhoades
H. J. Stewart
H. §. Sanders
Eugene & Belva Stroud
H. BE
Turner
W. 8. Taylor
H. M. Tiehenor
C. P. Turner
W. H. Woer
Jmica
R. Robinson
A. EB. ‘Westerfield
L. T. Wright
C. T. Warden
Sallie G. Warden
Mrs. EH. Woodward
J. C. Riley
James A Tate Seeks Republican Nomination for County Clerk
James A. Tate of Hartford announces his bid for the Republican nomination for County Court Clerk. He has prepared a signed statement to voters which the paper publishes in full.
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James A. Tate
Hartford
Bill Would Bar Aliens Owning Arkansas Land
Jan 22 Arie Witty Hoek reports a bill introduced in the Arkansas legislature proposes prohibiting aliens from owning land in Arkansas. The measure aims to restrict foreign ownership and shift land control within the state.
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Bill
Arkansas
Witty Hoek
Arie
Arkantes
Richard Brawner Injured by Auto Near Depot
Nine year old Richard Brawner grandson of Mrs Emma Hudson was struck by an automobile driven by William Alford Davidson near the L and N Depot between a pile of timber and a railroad owned area. He suffered a broken leg and scalp wound but is reported to be doing nicely after prompt medical attention.
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Richard Brawner
Emma. Hudson
William Alford Davidson
R. R
Edna
Anna Hodson
Cros
Williams seeks nomination for county clerk
Sep Williams of Rob Roy seeks party endorsement in the coming primary for County Court Clerk. He is described as a progressive farmer and a, well qualified candidate who previously ran for the office eight years ago.
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Sep T. Williams
Rob Roy
J County
Wilwana
J B Mitchell Nominated for Clerk of County Court
J B Mitchell of Dundee announces as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the County Court. A 45 year old farmer and former teacher, he seeks the nomination as his first run for office, claiming to be well suited for the duties.
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J. B. Mitchell
Dundee
Mr. Mitchell
Embrey Seeks Place on Ticket for County Court Clerk
M. A. Embrey of Balestown announces in this issue his bid for the Republican nomination for County Court Clerk. A farmer, public school teacher, and Baptist church minister, Embrey is described as well qualified for the position sought at the August primary.
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M. A. Embrey
Balestown
Embrey
Baptist Church
Louisville Markets Show Slow Midweek Farm Prices
Louisville markets report light cattle supply with minimal activity across stock classes. Prices range from heavy steers at 7.50 to 8.50 per hundredweight and fat cows around 4 to 8. calves steady with best sales near 11,000 to 12,000 per head for top weights. hogs firm with gains noted for heavier weights. sheep and lambs weak, dairy and poultry prices mixed with various regional quotes and drayage noted.
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