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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes reference The Hartford Republican communications. Mentions Portettios w hy and Barnett poster, and discusses 1910 and 1900 pupil counts, gender totals, and school district changes. Contains garbled dates and figures, unclear conclusion.
Announcement that Hon P Keown is a Republican nominee for Representative from Ohio county in the West General Assembly of Kentucky, subject to party action. The piece criticizes campaign material printing and references a bankruptcy inquiry into Globe Printing Company, alleging political graft links and future disclosures amid state politics and editorial provocations.
April census indicates a drop in white pupil counts with 6275 total white students, 4241 white males and 1042 white females. Colored enrollment totals show 70 males and 204 females, with several figures unclear due to OCR errors.
Beaver Dam residents share greetings and visits as Mrs Pearl Ashby and her little daughter visit the foresters party of Mr and Mrs Job Pate. Marie Morgan returns to Nortonville after two weeks with friends. Alvey Pate visits from Russellville, Mrs Mary B Collins and Miss Cue Austin visit Eastview relatives.
Members of Company H are directed to appear at the armory on Saturday June 3 at 7 30 p m for drill only about seven weeks Intervene the encampment and it is urgent that each member allow no circumstances to prevent his faithful attendance at the drills held before the coming encampment J M Duewese Captain C B Shown Lieutenant
Hay sold at wholesale in Chicago yesterday for 27 a ton, the highest price reached there this season. Market reports note a short crop earlier in the year and demand remains firm as dealers quoted the advance.
By order of the Ohio Circuit Court the Ohio County Bank trustee offers for sale several parcels in Hartford and Centertown Kentucky. Properties include a two story brick building at Main and Center streets, three acres near the M H 4&1 RR, three more acres near M H BK RR, three town lots in Centertown, a W acre tract near Horton, and about 13 acres north of Foreman Street. Auction notices reference the June 1911 term and list parcels and landmarks for potential buyers.
Kentucky Prohibitionists schedule a state convention in Lexington on Wednesday May 31 with a 10 am session at the MCA building. The Executive Committee urges all party members to attend, promising action that day and hoping National Chairman Jonge and other officials will join. The event aims to unite the party after over a year without a state leader. The report also notes the infant son of Clyde W Evans and his wife, with Mrs Evans and Rev W B Wright present at Oakwood funeral last Friday.
The Ohio County Sunday School Convention will be held at Centertown on Saturday June 10. President J. H. B. Carson read a letter Saturday from T. C. Gobauer of Henderson stating he would conduct the convention which will be conducted on.
An irregular OCR note from H. B. Mischke Agent outlines sale of round trip tickets with various date constraints and prices. May 13 sale begins with limited June 9 1811 pricing at 445 dollars. Additional sales run May 13 to 15 at 3.40, May 18 to 27 spread, and June 1 to 6 limited to two days from sale date with 445 dollars.
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