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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
1
A deadly shootout near Owenahors leaves Deputy Sheriff George Hladbiinn, Officer Jd Calman, and two assailants dead as Sheriff’s deputies, state troopers, and county officials converge on the scene. A funeral passes as investigators search the area for motive and last leads.
The report notes earnings in Boston show gains for Loulwith and Naalville tied to Pinencial News. For the current year profits rose over 1S percent, with Mock’s year a strong comparator. A long-term trend reveals profits averaging over 10000 in January, with April profits exceeding 1000.00 before deductions for fixed charges.
In Washington June, Ollie James is a leading figure in the Democratic National Convention, with chatter about nominating Speaker Champ Clark for president. Various factions seek influence over final decisions, and James is repeatedly mentioned as a possible permanent chairman, while Clark appears likely to be nominated for the top post.
A garbled OCR item lists numerous towns and places from Kentucky and nearby regions, mentioning postal savings banks and a wide roster of locales. The text appears as a jumbled catalog of city names and imagined events without clear coherent details.
The Hartford postmaster appointment faced delays as meetings and endorsements unfolded. Martin leads the bid, aiming to secure the office by July, with support concentrated in Olle County and at the county convention in April.
In Hopkinsville Wey, city doctors finalize an arrangement to establish a Howler Hospital in Mapkimeville. The building will be a large two story Folakdonor adapted for the facility.
A lengthy report details efforts to revive a long-abandoned Kentucky town, describing the decline of infrastructure and the planned reconstruction. It recounts figures and places such as Green River navigation, the fate of local industries, and the involvement of regional leaders, with reflections on past prosperity and future renewal in the Western Kentucky area.
Russell dago Foundation workers prepared a title of instruction urging the Boy Scouts to promote safe and sane Fourth of July celebrations nationwide. The campaign emphasizes the value of frugal and disciplined patriotism among youths.
Beaver Dam residents share visit news with friends in town. Mr Edgar Vaugun and Mr Taylor return from college trips. Mr Onowe Willis visits Caneyville and Mina. Wedding plans noted as upcoming. several locals attend gatherings. Ms Myra Mleuir to entertain, and Miss Hila Mokwonny hosts guests. others travel to Lebanon for summer.
Readable text shows hopes for a big rape crop with showers aiding harvest. Prices for August delivery range around 53 cents, with buyers cautious and sellers waiting for higher futures. Market chatter notes clean fields, weed-free crops, and uncertain demand as logistics and timing influence early sales.
Weather observers report failed rain attempt after exploding 100 pounds of dynamite near Wichita Falls. Skies remain cloudy with no rainfall forecast as winds shift and temperatures drop across the region. In Melkinley a tower collapsed and readings show a drop of about 20 degrees. Weather remains dry with no evidence dynamite influenced conditions.
BK Linke died last Saturday afternoon after a lone white vehicle incident. Funeral services were held Sunday at 9 in the family Presby and conducted by a minister. He was a member of the Methodist church for about 10 years and leaves a wife Mire Mity Ay Hake and several children, including Wake and Duke. The publican Cornier delig halt owner and others in the community mourn the loss.
Bob Thomas of the Kentucky district and reporter Jonoph Annin argued in a House office building corridor over a newsroom report. Thomas claimed accuracy while Annin defended the piece. The confrontation escalated with limited damage and no further details released.
A historical scribble recalls Purcell the Builder of the Washington Monument who died late in life. The piece notes odd tales around the 655 foot shaft, such as decaying materials and a baseball stunt from atop the monument. It mentions other legends and the monument’s completion with inscriptions in many languages.
Kentucky reader pledges response after placing an advertisement in The Republican Hartford Kentucky. The note mentions an Indian Runner duck and a laying date of May 8 with 15 eggs, reflecting a small local transaction or inquiry. Written by CA WLLMON in Kentucky.
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