Baruch Not To Be Reported To Friend
Worthington June 2 B MM Waraoh former chairman War Industries Board wrote to Republican Macon today asking that he submit property Conqoers and the attorney general the evidence which prompted him to charge that Mr Baruch had stolen 40 0h 100 from the government in copper prices Mr Baruch called for immediate trial and punishment Mason replied defending his charge and naming copper overcharges before Congress and promising to seek legal action after March 4 1921 The report also notes a series of local society and travel updates from neighboring towns.
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Mason
Congress
Palmer
United States
Baruch
War Industries Board
John D. Ryan
New York
Notice to creditors of Lucretia Midkiff estate Hartford Ky
Creditors of Lucretia Midkiff deceased must file proven claims with Special Commissioner Crowe in Hartford Kentucky by July 1 1920 or be barred. Debtors are urged to settle debts with Crowe immediately. Dated May 24 1920.
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AML
Lucretia Midkiff
Hartford
Cc. M. Crowe
Local Notes and Family News From Barton County
Mrs Sarah Thomson on sick list Mr and Mrs Estil Smith welcomed a baby boy Farmers busy setting tobacco crops late Mrs Wels of Fordshire visiting daughter Mrs Mal Smith Several attended funeral of Marion Crowder at Mt Pleasant Golda Cummings of Olaten visiting mother Mrs B Murphy Alma Crowder visited Avex in Rosine Mt Pleasant area Mary Cooper of Owensboro visited friends W F Smith Ralph and Bessie Austin in Beaver Dam on business Miss Addie Ford returned home after visit with grandmother in Claton Heasly Keene and daughter Juanita returned home after visit with friends and relatives here
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Estil Smith
Wels
Fordshire
Mal Smith
Marion Crowder
Mt. Pleasent
Golda Cummings
Olaten
B. Murphy
Mise Alma Crowder
Rela
Avex
Rosine
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Cooper
Owensboro
W. F. Smith
Ralph
Bessie Austin
Beaver Dam
L. T. Wright
Broadway
Addie Ford
Claton
Heasly Keene
Juanita
For Sale: 4 sheep and 2 horses near Hoover Dam
Sale notices 4 ewes with good bloodlines aged three years, two with cote, calves at side, 2 yearlings and a digging harness mare. Safe for women to drive. Location three miles south of Hoover Dam near Taylors Mines. Contact CHAR W Mulliris.
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Char
Mulliris
Hoover Dam
Taylors Mines
Unclear Local Notices Report Various Errant Names
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions visits and errands in Harford Hartford Owensboro Livermore and Hastford with names Violet Allen Marene Howard A A Carter NB Ewing D Bates and Siow Morris. text lacks coherent events or dates beyond a Saturday.
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Ter
Gols Whitehutess
Loundae
Violet Allen
Wuight
Hastford
Local residents return from travels and duties
Dr J A Duff came back from Chicago after weeks of study in his field. Walter Wedding returns to Bowling Green University for a short vacation with his mother. Rev and Mrs Fuqua and Dana visited Louisville with Rev Fuqua's sons. Mr Overhults and wife plan a Westward return after visiting County friends. J H Glenn leaves town undecided on visiting his son or returning to Hammond. Berry Walker and Robert Sidney, Akron bound, come home for a few days before resuming work in Ohio. A 8 Bennett returns from Des Moines after three weeks as a Methodist Episcopal Conference delegate and committee work.
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Walter Wedding
Bowling Green Business University
Minnie W. Lee
J. H. Glenn
Howard
Lexington
Hammond
Ind
Berry Dudley Walker
Akron
Ohio
Robert Sidney
Ohio City
A. 8. Bennett
Louisville
Des Moines
Iowa
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bennett
Local Social Notes from Cromwell and Vicinity
Cromwell and nearby communities report arrivals and visits. Gorin Plener returns home after eight months teaching in Harrisburg Arkansas. Hartford residents Mr and Mrs R E B Duke visit with Mrs Duke’s parents Mr and Mrs B W Stewart. Laura Davenport returns home after an extended visit with daughter Belle James in Bowling Green Kentucky. Lindon James accompanies her briefly. C C Martin, recently in Shenandoah and treated by a chiropractor, shows improvement after a partial stay with the family. Lebo Phelps and wife, and Mr and Mrs J Flener and daughter Virginia, visit Morgantown and dine with AF Flener family. others return home Sunday evening.
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Gorin Plener
Harrisburg
Ark
R. EB. Duke
Hartford
Duke
B. W. Stewart
Ella Wal
Warren County
Laura Davenport
Bowling Green
Belle James
Lindon James
C. C. Martin
Shwennboro
Republican Press Promotes Fine Job Printing
The Republican highlights its own printing services as a reliable source for high quality job printing. It emphasizes clarity, speed, and competitive pricing for advertisers and local businesses seeking stationer and pamphlet work.
Beads Oddly Strung and Local Social Notes
A杂cription of scattered excerpts from a newspaper page, noting social events, personal musings, and local scenes. Highlights include remarks on city fashion, a veteran gathering in the Grand Army of the Republic, Cave Hill Cemetery’s beauty, planned editorials, and several weddings and visitors among area families. Notable names appear with minor anecdotes and community milestones.
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Cave Hill Cemetery
Louisville
Cave Hill
Elese
Grace Baker Buriated in Brantville Following May 27 Death
Mrs Grace Baker wife of Larkin Baker died at the hospital in Brantville on Thursday May 27. She was buried here the next day after a funeral service led by Rev F A Ban dorm. She is survived by her husband her father and mother three brothers and many relatives and friends. Rev and Mrs J H L Richardson of Jianson attended the burial.
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Grace Baker
Larkin Baker
Brantville
F. A Bandorm
Baker
J H L. Richardson
Jianson
Clear Run Visitors Attend Singing and Social Gatherings
CLEAR RUN Illinois visitor Mr Isalh Kinder stays in the county to see old friends Miss Mollie Stutley hosts a Saturday night party Mrs Rebecca Murryie visits Sil then Owensboro for weeks A large turnout from Clear Run attends the Central Grove Singing Convention Sunday Farmers welcome the week’s rain and many are finishing tobacco setting
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Isalh Kinder
Illinois
Mollie Stutley
Rebecca Murryie
Sil
Owensboro
Central Grove
Farmers busy with tobacco season in Bethel
Bethel report notes farmers are actively setting tobacco during the present season. A singing convention is planned at Central Grove on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Maples and their children visited Mrs Maples's parents, Mr and Mrs Johnson Stewart, at Central Grove.
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Central Grove
Mra
Frank Maples
Maples
Johnson Stewart
State to Have Two School Supervisors in Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky June 1 Instead of a single supervisor for secondary education and high schools Kentucky will appoint a supervisor for each branch The move comes after notification to Superintendent of Public Instruction George Colvin The General Education Board has allotted an additional rural schools supervisor McHenry Rhoades the incumbent may choose either post Prof T H Hopkins becomes rural school supervisor for the mountain counties
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Fankfort
George Colvin
Kentucky
General Education Board
Mc Henry Rhoades
T. H. Hopkins
Circus Man Seeks Escaped Elephant Near Town
A street scene sketch shows a circus man asking Uncle Ezra if an elephant has been spotted. Ezra replies he hasn’t seen an elephant but reports a big gray bull eating corn with its tail in the area, implying a comical misunderstanding.
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Ezra
Uncle Ezra
National Academy to Build New Science Building
At the annual NAS conference it was decided to erect at the national capital a fine building as the headquarters of the institution. The building and grounds will cost nearly $2,000,000 funded from $6,000,000 donated by the Carnegie fund. The balance will support research.
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National Academy of Sciences
National Capital
Carnegie Fund
BATS BOUGHT FOR SOLDIERS DURING THE WAR
The quartermaster general’s final report shows American soldiers required vast supplies. Large totals include corn beet 114 million pounds, salmon 203 million pounds, beans 130 million pounds, cigarettes 5.5 billion. Strangely, millions of pounds of beans remained on hand at the end of the war.
Children Cry For Fletcher's Castoria
The piece extols the punishing strain on tires in speed races. Art Klein rode the Meld on the 163rd mile at 104 miles an hour when his right wheel collapsed, steel spokes sheared near the rim, sending the car reeling before control was regained.
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Los Angeles
Art Klein
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