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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
5
A sequence of brief notices lists Barnard & Co announces a Quick Sale of Bee Quick Laces and Embroiderie while Mary Taylor visits Lawleville for the week. Potatoes at U. & Car. Mr Harry O'Bannon planning a Wednesday business trip to Alabama. Rome prints for Men’s Low Cut Gheen at Paley.
Local Hartford items include printing ads, theatre notices, and upcoming events. Reports cover visits by Taylor Kings and other locals, educational meetings, church revival plans, school and college movements, and a funeral. Mentions Ohio County Drug Co, King hardware, and community figures like Rev. C. F. Wimberly and Judge W. Taylor.
A county committee met Monday and appointed A. Caron Dr J RR Pirtle and Joey Foster to select a tree for Ohio county. The committee decided on a future tree to bless the county with a prominent plant.
Motor boat offered for sale in excellent condition, one season old. Speed about 12 miles per hour. For further particulars call or address this office.
The census bureau estimates the United States land area excluding water surfaces at 1,900,000 acres, totaling about 3,000,400 square miles. Of this land area 87,740,000 acres are included in farms.
A pound supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernie Wallace in No Creek on a Saturday near June 1. Attendees included Martha Shown, Mabel Park, Geneva Shown, Violet Barnard, Ma tel Webb, Merle Bennsit, several Webbs and Johns, King, Benton, Junaon, Bennett, Ward, Moxley, Foster, Tiphenor, Junaon, Davis, Delaney, Wallace, Maples, Hicks, Haven, Hanley, Westerfield and others. Guests reported a good time and a pleasant evening.
Attention Company H reports for drill and instruction at 7 00 p m Saturday June and on each Saturday thereafter at the Sour mamed encampment Capt DeWeene returns after a three month absence urging full attendance A rifle team will train on the Barlington range in August a new rifle range is planned to qualify members for the Barington contest B SHOWN Ist Lieut
Pooled wool will be received at Seaver Tan Monday June 10 for delivery on that day only. LD. MSTEWART, See'y.
A local cleanup day in Owlngaville Indiana drew residents to tidy yards streets and alleys. Speeches urged personal and community responsibility with humorous garbled lines about cleanliness and prevention.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unclear phrases about a command and scripture. The readable bits provide no clear event, date, or named entities to identify a specific news item or person.
Notice to the trustees and teachers of Osilo county for division meetings to elect teachers for the coming school year. Divisions include Barnett'n Creek Church Fordaville School Dundee Mt. Pleasant Green Briar Centertown. Meetings set for June 29 1012. Teachers to file applications with division secretaries before the date. contracts may be debated. Henry Leach superintendent.
June notes show neighbors busy with planting and soil prep. Wesley Chapel hosts a large audience with Abra, J B Tappan, and Emma Park among attendees. Mullana Ruby near danger, Myrtle Wilfond travels to Andersonville for a vigil, and Mrs. Bennett attends the Kentucky Democratic convention in Louisville. Additional mentions include Master James Chamberlain convalescing and flowers left at graves in local cemeteries.
The notice states that taxes for the year 1912 are now due and payable. Z. H. Black, sheriff, announces readiness to receive payments in Ohio County.
Early returns show Roosevelt delegates leading with about 15000 margin while Bryno Dowd trails Egan by roughly seven points in another precinct. Ster Hing’s camp claims a 6000 plurality over Benatar Gunble as party nominees emerge. Remaining results hint at Turke’s renomination and Hapub Hoan’s challenge. Yankton’s C. HM Dillon leads O. EL Timans son in the 1st district by a wide margin.
The First Page urges prompt action on expiring subscriptions from Mt your name and Sifter percent. If the date is before February 1, your paper is overdue. Pay in advance or mail a check to THE REPUBLICAN to keep service uninterrupted.
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