Postoffice Notice and Ad Rates for Hartford Republican
W. F. Tinsley Millor and the business manager announce mail matters of second class at the Milford Kentucky Postoffice. Communications should be sent to The Hartford Republican. Subscribers changing addresses must provide the old address. Business locals and notices cost 100 per line and 8c per extra insertion. Obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks 1c per word, 6c for each headline and signature, advance payment required. Church notices for services are free. other ads require payment. Anonymous items not considered.
Candidacy Announcements and Opinion on Chicago Convention
Authorized statements announce Richard P. Ernst for U S Senator Kentucky and W P Hays and John P Haswell Jr for Congress Fourth District, all subject to Republican action. Commentary recalls Chicago Convention nominations Harding and Coolidge and notes praise for women. A Kingston NY man’s love for a strong cook leads to family complaints and discussion on voting and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
U. S
Kentucky
W. P. Hays
Nelson County
Congress
Fourth
John P. Haswell, Jr
Breckenridge County
Democratic discontent and party realignments at Chicago convention
A column critiques Republican convention outcomes, noting Democratic disappointment over no split among Republicans and speculation about a possible catch-all ticket at the upcoming Democratic Convention. It praises Governor Lowden as the preferred nominee, while blaming Wood faction spending for lost chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic Party
Wilson League
Senate
Nomination dynamics and the Harding edge in the pre convention crowd
The piece argues money and publicity shaped early nominations, praising Harding as earned by clean methods. It counters claims of a senatorial oligarchy, endorses Republican unity and predicts quiet money in future campaigns while opposing Wilson and pushing a solid partisan vote to keep the government in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochlen
Senator Harding
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
United States
Senate
Coolidge
Republican Party
Wilson
Fear Old Republic
Washington
Europe
In Loving Memory of J. T. Morris
Memorial hymn style notice for J. T. Morris who died June 8 1920 aged 63 9 8 leaving a widow and four children. The poem asks for reunion in the morning by the river and speaks of a vacant chair and enduring memory. A DAUGHTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Morris
Local Social Notes From Livia and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Albert Stewart spent Saturday night with relatives at Centertown. Funeral services for Mrs Hallie Tucker were held at New Bethel with many local attendees. Rev Bill Wigginton and Sam Romney visited Ernest Wigginton’s home on Sunday. A large crowd attended an ice cream supper at Buford Saturday night hosted by Mrs Marshall Reggans and Archie Mouley. Mr and Mrs Mert Kirk and child and Mr and Mrs Alvay Kirk visited Tatty on Sunday. Elinor Wilson and children along with Mrs John Dodson and children attended a birthday dinner at Bront Dodwon’s home near Pleasant Ridge Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stewart
Centertown
Hallie Tucker
New Bethel
Bill Wigginton
Sam Romney
Ernest Wigginton
Buford
Mowrs
Marshall Reg«gans
Archie Mouley
Mert Kirk
Little Won
Alvay Kirk
Tatty
Elinor Wilson
John Dodson
Giron
Brnont Dod
Pleasant Ridge
Stray Streaks On Prohibition Era Political Chat
Rumor and chatter mixed with reflections on the 1916 Chicago convention. The speaker mentions John Johnson, a nail keg with a faucet, improper acts, and evasive plans, then shifts to political observations about Harding and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rial
John Johnson
John
Rial
Better Transfer Service From Hartford To Beaver Dam
A notice states improved transfer service will commence July 1 offering clean, easy riding cars between Hartford and Beaver Dam. No mail loading delays or riding with mail bags, and on time starts, as previous mail contract constraints end. The issuer thanks patrons for past support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Beaver Dam
Primary costs and forces in the 1920s Republican race
J H Thomas argues Gov Lowden spent 400000 to win the GOP nomination, condemning the presidential primary as absurd. The convention showed candidates must spend vast sums to reach voters, yet the volume of spending prevented it from dominating any candidate, leaving the first Chicago ballot unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thomas
Lowden
Bardspine
Chicago
Cen
Campaign Launched At Chicago Headquarters
The Republican campaign for Senator Warren G. Harding's presidency began at National Committee headquarters in Chicago. Chairman Will H. Hays, Capt. Victor Heints, and other leaders oversaw relocation from the Coliseum and prepped desks for the drive. Five million Lithographs of Harding will be distributed this week with prepared pictures and autographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
National Committee
Will H. Hays
Victor Heints
Hays
Harding
Infant buried in Cool Springs amid grief
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wilson was laid to rest at Cool Springs on Monday afternoon. Pauline Wilson of Knightsburg visited cousins Bey Jah and Laucille Taylor last week. Tom Wilson and family attended church at Pond Run. Lina Wade of Mercury searches for her daughter Itan Roscoe Wilson. Lennie Sondefur and children visited Mr. N. A. Wilcom Sunday. Mrs. Joe Robinson remains ill. Corrinne Dennis is on the mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Wilson
Cool Springs
Pauline Wilson
Knightsburg
Bey~ Jah
Laucille Taylor
Tom Wilson
Slater
Mise "Pandy
Eva Lake
Pond Run
Lina Wade
Mercury
Itan Rossoe Wilson
Lennie Sondefur
N. A
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The
Hartford Republican
W. 5. Tinsley
Millor
Postofficr
Iiford
Second Clase
Telephones Farmers Matual
Cumberland
Priday
H. C
Robinson
Col. Roosevelt
Kingston
N. Y
Father
Livia
Parr Bros
Dixie Land
Louisville
Fluke McFluke
Arthur Kirk
Mins Kirk
Felix
Heg & Ross
Pelix
Tom Pannel
Maki
Vention
Veen
Eee
Vee
Hert
Mr. Hert
Intion
Coou Springs
the Sunlight Creameries
Evansville, Ind
Hartford and
W. E. Ellis & Bro
J. D. Williams & Sons Implement Co
Myrtle Maddox
Rockport
G. W. Keown
Tobacco House
Clarence C.lee
Pittsburgh, PA
P. S
Barrett & Hagerman
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