Mammoth Cave Seen Through New York Eyes
A long piece notes Mammoth Cave Kentucky once closed briefly due to a guide strike, a rare event in 103 years. It discusses tourism, advertising neglect, Dr. Croghan's heirs, and rumors of future restoration as a year‑round resort with golf and hunting. Nearby mentions include Amsterdam and Cincinnati travel ties and local social notes.
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Mammoth Cava
Kentucky
Morning Sentinel
Amsterdam
Natute
John Croghan
America
Oulbury
Niagara
Stelle
Glasgow Times
James Michamlon
Mammoth Cave
Keown
Cincinntati
Louisville
McHENRY Sickness and Deaths Mentioned in Local Notes
June 15 dispatch reports widespread illness among hens and several deaths last week. Residents from Rochester to Cromwell and Rockport note visits, moves, and funerals. Annie Brown and growther families travel plans appear amid social updates and a fatal car accident claim.
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Mra
Edna Taylor
Rochester
Horn Sat
Ates
Play Made Hit at McHenry with Large Audience
Manager Smith said attendance exceeded recent months as applause indicated the play and musical features were well received. Several attendees came from Conteratwa, Taylor Mines, and Rockport to see the show. Afterward the company was hosted by Mrs Baselmarts who provided every courtesy and generous favors.
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McHenry
Smith
Conteratwa
Taylor Mines
Rockport
Sattanry
Death of W. H. Mauzy in Hartford at 65
William Harrison Mauzy, long respected Hartford resident, died at his home Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the family residence conducted by Rev. J. W. Bruner. Interment followed at Oakwood. He was 65 and married twice, with 15 children from both marriages. survivors include three from first marriage and ten from second, with several grandchildren and relatives.
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William Harrison Mauzy
Hartford
J. W. Bruner
The
Baptist Church
Oakwood
Mauzy
Alica Angle
Dori Five Childran
Z le Mansy
Port Arthur
Texas
G. G. Morris
Providence
G. G. Severin
Morgenfield
Inet
Florence Hocker
Mihy Asker
Narrows Society Notes and Local Visits Report
June M and Mrs Henry Carter visited Beaverdam on Wednesday. Mr Box of Tennessee visited his nieces Mrs William Hirsch weekend. Mrs Tarra Boswell visiting daughter Mrs W Loyal Rohols week. Annie Mattingly Mary Barrett Ola Howard Whitesville visited Miss Isabel Thomas Sunday. Mrs O I Shultz Beaver Dam visiting Joy Shultz family this week. Claude Shultz returned Cadiz on business Monday. Ida Renfrow and Elise visiting relatives Owensboro list work. Wheat cutting in progress this week. Large yield of good quality hay expected. About seventy five percent of tobacco crop planted. Dateraps largely a failure. Grass, door, and travel evident.
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Narrows
Henry Carter
Familly
Claude Shultz
Cadiz
Mra
Ida Renfrow
Miss Elise
Owenaboro
Arnold Jume 12 Health in community and church plans
The fragment notes health is good in the community at a preset time. Bevera attended Flint Springs Sunday for the W O W dedication. Mt Liberty church planning Sunday school. Feared myth of measles and boycotts affect attendance. crop prospects and tobacco mention. local political leaning toward Republicans.
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Bevera
Flint Springs
Mt. Liberty Church
Hunday
Notice for Bearer Day Stock Committee access
Notice states A and B Stock Committee will allow access on Bearer Day Thursday June 2. It asks recipients with a lock to aid the effort not to disturb.
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Thosy Chase
Thompson Murder Trial Set For July in Kentucky
Thompson is charged with killing his father Henry Thompson on December 26 in Dixson Kentucky. The case, to be heard in Webster County circuit court on Monday July 17, features 32 prosecution witnesses including Brown the key eyewitness to a woods confrontation between Thompson and Benjamin. Brown’s credibility is central as Thompson’s allies hope to blunt his testimony. verdict could end the case or keep it unresolved for a period.
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Dixson
Thomas Thompson
Henry Thompson
Wabster County
Withers
Tate
Brown
Thames
Thompson
Providence
Benjamin
Henry Thorpson
Thompon
Will Practice Law Won McDowell A Fogle
Hon McDowell A Fogle son of Judge and Mrs J Mog returned last week from Lexington Ky where he finished the law course at Kentucky State University He is a graduate of Hartford College and Georgetown College and is suited for law work His school record shows close study and strong class leadership He has not chosen a location but will practice in Hartford temporarily and he and Omo C Martin were sworn in at the local bar Monday morning.
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McDowell A. Fogle
J. 2. Mog
Lexington
Kentucky
Fogle
Hartford College
Georgetown College
Kentucky State University
Kot
Hartford
Omo C. Martin
Morars
S. P. Austin
Lee Barnes
J. D. Williams
V. M. Staw
Harry Monroe
P. Taylor
F Casabler
M. Taylor
J. M. Porter
D. Taylor
Hantford
Mondmy
R. J. Stevens
Springfield
Littlie Barnes Taylor
Owensboro
Mayme L. Barrass
Wastington
D. C
Peyton
South Carrotton
Orval Taylor
Taylor
State University
Lexhugton
Frank Cassiler
20 Rockport
A. Carne
Hugh Edward Taylor
Shelby Taylor
Crawley
Goo Barna
Mise Buants Dara
Hopkinville
Jim Phelps
B. J. French
B.C. Austin
Jim Tichenor
Hertford
Misa Irene Rhoads
Melenry
Willie Plummer
Suitingdale
the Sanderfur
Hailey Bane Bale
Robt. King
Roy M. Tichenor
Clarke Jn
Witahington
Clenice
Beaver Dam
Quarterly Meeting Notice of River District Union
Quarterly meeting of the Oro River District Union of A B will convene in Owenboro on Thursday July 6 at 4 p.m. Delegates from each county union and local unions will attend, with one member representing each county. The agenda covers business of the association and related matters.
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Dietriet
Dietrieg Union
Owenboro
Owl Hursleay Jaly Goh
Ning Oelock
Ode Deligaty Wach
Coe
Ceunty
Dla Srint
Menbare
Attendance at meeting prompts county directory order
An April order requires the secretary to compile a complete Directory of all colorists and to report progress to the District convention on July 6 at Owensboro. The secretary must oversee the listing of all posters and ensure delivery to the proper officials across seranal counties.
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Colers
Seranal
Owensbors
B. Robertson
Paintings by Col Edwin Forbes Fortes of Pordsville Exhibit
Col Edwin Forbes Fortes of Pordsville shows water color views along the railroad between Tahorabanmed stations. Twelve 9 by 11 inch paintings feature Hedden Cave Indian Arrow Head Ridge Dark Hollow Indian Connell Rock Mammoth Knot and four engravings. The works, prepared for Mr Jos Bart of Glasgow, will be taken to Lim in July with Mr A Handaron of Fordaville, who will transport a box of Indian arrowhead points. The map and paintings will be set at Col Porbys home.
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Edwin Forbes
Edwin Fortes
Pordsville
Mitchell
Jones Station
Tahorabanmed
Thss
Hedden Cave
Indian Arrow Head Ridge
Dark Hollow
Indian Connell Rock
Mammoth Knot
Chicago Saturday Blade
Whitting- Aim Homstead
Newton Hedden
Sedien
Jos Bart
Glasgow
Scotland
Lim
A. Handaron
Fordaville
Bare
Col, Porbys
Baptist Church Service Notice
Baptist church announcements list Sunday school session at 9:48 o clock and morning worship at 11 with sermon How we have a Strong Church. Evening BY meeting at 7 and HYWting worship at 8. Address weather note and public invitation to worship this weekend.
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J. W. Bruner
W. Bord
Notice for County Union delegates in 1911
A. S. of E. Notice urges all lodge or organization societies of Nquiry to send delegates to the County Union July Tech and Sth 1911. Urgent business anticipated and a fall delegation called for. Henry M. Pirtla, Secretary.
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County Union
Tech
Sth
Dubagarion
Henry M. Pirtla
Withdrawal of US troops from Mexican vicinity advances
Washington reports the second step in the withdrawal of American armed forces from the Mexico area. The War Department orders 4,000 soldiers to return to posts in Galveston Texas and 1,500 soldiers to San Diego California. The next move is expected to be the withdrawal of naval vessels from Guantanamo and Diego.
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Washington
United Bimbo
Mexico
Teée
Galveston
Tex
San Diego
California
Guantanay Outa
Diego
Nall Case Affirmed in Mariford Court Ruling
A Frankfort issued notice reports the Olle Chreuly Court affirmed a judgment for $750 in favor of Geneotalon of Nati ve, City of Mariford, after trial on a damage claim arising from an incident called Eat the Gout of Apgeale.
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Frankfort
Apgeale
Geneotalon
Nati Ve
Mariford
Bikini
Beaver Dam Seeks County High School Status
Beaver Dam residents push for a county high school location in their town amid talk of another county high school. Local socials note visits, illness, travel, and community events. May mentions include Mrs. Stevens returning from Springfield, malarial fever affecting Mrs. Barnes Taylor, and a nurse from Owensboro arriving.
Crop Prospects Look Bright In Calhoun Ky Area
Crop prospects in Calhoun and western Kentucky appear strong as corn prices and acreage rise. Reports indicate farmers expect larger plantings and better yields with favorable conditions in the region. The outlook, tied to early indicators from Obie and Davis counties, suggests a buoyant harvest season ahead.
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Calioun
Cora
Kentucky
Calhoun
Obie and Daviess
Agricultural note on crop conditions in Miclean county
A farm report notes slightly different conditions in Miclean county with corn acreages increasing elsewhere in the district and tobacco rows receiving close attention as growers adapt to local weather and soil variations.
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Miclean
Drowning at Wallace Park Lake Ends in Tragedy
In Patucan Kentucky on June 1 a six ten year old boy Rodney Jackson drowned in Wallace Park lake. Crowd watched as swimmers failed to save him before divers recovered the body within fifteen minutes. Authorities and rescuers attempted revival but could not revive him.
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Patucan
Rodney Jackson
Wallace Park
Aid Restuers
Court Date Change for Rev. Jackson’s Cententown Court
An order from the Inet county court shifts Rev. Jackson’s Cententown court to be held after the third Monday each month. The new schedule applies to all sessions moving forward.
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Rev. Jackson
Cententown
Division Board Meeting Notice Across Six Divisions
Division board sessions will convene June 24 to elect teachers for six divisions. Division 1 meets at Barnett's Crooke Church at 9 a.m. Division 2 at Fordaville at 9 a.m. Division 3 at Dundes at 9 a.m. Division 4 at Mt. Pleasant. Division 5 at Green Brier. Division 6 at Cantertown. All trustees and teachers should attend to fill positions and sign contracts. Henry Leach, Supt.
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Barnett's Crooke Church
A. mi
Fordaville
Dundes
Mt. Plasaant
Tsichora
Henry Leach
Whitesville Social Notes From Owensboro Area
June 13 reports from Whitesville and nearby towns detail visits, travel to Bratsville and Owensboro, marriages, and social events. George Brooks and Louie McCarty attended an aviation event. Dunes pastor yesterday. J A Edge and wife visited Mosley parents. Ben J Bristow went to Owacado. D Neal and Mary Edith Noel wed in Owensboro. Miss Sallie H. Wiley hosted a visit. Pauline Ware stayed with May Coots. multiple people visited relatives and attended school or summer plans. Denver trip noted for Mrs Purcell. social calls between Owensboro, Madisonville, and surrounding communities.
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Whitesville
George Brooks
Louinie McCarty
Bratsville
Aviation
Mt Dundes Pasterday
J. A. Edge
J. R. Mosley
Dundes
Ben J. Bristow
Owacado
Hen J. Brauw
Owensbroadfordy
D. Neal
Mary Edith Noel
Owenkbors
Yeater
Minewe Lacy McCgarty
Grads Brook
Sallie H. Wily
Pauline Ware
Allain Raney
Owensboro
Ed Mason
Fordaville
Bob Bull
Prawvie Purcell
Denver
Colorado
H. A. Purcell
Simpenn
Lee Lyons
Emna Hays
Owenworo
Mig
Hatfey
Madisonville
Owsnathora
Owenstor
White Cay
Herman Taylor
Margarite
H. ¥. Taylor
Gacunday
Beulah May
Bowling Gram
Schol
W. Kelly
Dean ‘Tield
Marvin Moseley
Wits DE Owenshor
OW Bags
Laudita
Gromt Inecoes
Notice to stockholders and wool delivery reminder
A fragmented notice directs stockholders to notify the committer about delivery days Thursday or Friday. It mentions bearer Daw W. B. Tichenor and carbon paper use, with reference to premium carton paper from The Hartford News publisher.
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Dau
W. B. Tichenor
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Mise Carrie Shull
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Manthy Phelps
Armen
Johnnon
Cromwell
Robert Waitland
Stanford Dung
Abutie
Orville
W. Om. Growbanger
James H. Growbanger
East West
Pond Run
Roy Htevang
Wok
John Burton
Ida Brown
Bernyoo Swain
Avira Growharger
Nergig Johnson
Chas
Crowder
Belog
W. H. Mauzy
Arnold
Will
Mont. Paugherty
Weber
Klastop
St Ie
R. R. Wedding
Lake Hines
T. H. Black
A. S. of
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Wants County High School
Green Brier
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