Local Notices and Town Visitors in Hartford Area
Mr Sherman Condit of Heflin was in town on Saturday on business. Barrett and Hagerman real estate Hartford Ky advertise for sale. Ford touring car offered by Taylor and Morris Hartford Ky. Brookfield Creamery Butter available from Casebier and Taylor. Mr L C Benton of Wysox visited the office last week. Uriah Coppage of Barretts Verry guest of relatives here. Mrs O Hunter and M Mrs Clarence Overbults to Utica to visit J S Trannel. Mrs EB Crabtree left for Owensboro to visit her son Dewney Ward returning Sunday. Miss Bessie Clark of Sunnydale visited Amelia Pirtio and Mrs O G Keown. Mr and Mrs S D Bosket Centertown in Bradaville for Mrs Bosket’s treatment. They were joined by Dr J Bailey Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Clark
Sunnydale
Amelia Pirtio
Mra. O. G. Keown
Hartford Fair Adverts and Local Notices Highlight Week
A collage of small town notices features Whitesville visitors and Owensboro relatives, a one day Hartford fair call, local business changes, and various personals. Items include farm sales, exam plans by B S Howard, prohibition inspector T B Pannel in Hartford, and De Lara Cream separator ads.
Local notices and social notes from East Hartford area
Miscellany of short items including travel, medical, and social news. Mrs A D Kirk will return from Gwenelero, families from Owenstron visit, Mr A W Lagan to Lexington for medical treatment, Clarice Ward to spend six weeks in East Hartford, Baymore horse reported missing near Rosine, J Mason of Buford insuring lives, Mrs Welderman to Oklahoma City, magazine plan announced, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J Ney Poster, various visits from Owensboro to Hartford and surrounding towns, and several relatives visiting from Orlando and Louisville.
Health remedy offer from Dr J Bean Chiropractor
An elderly promotional snippet claims four methods to cure health issues offered by chiropractor Dr J Bean. The ad mentions widespread previous use and targets women and families across the country. The fragment references Horse Branch Kentucky and days of the week.
Local Visit and Tragic Infant Death Reported
Mr James Nanen and family spent Sunday at Owenp bare Messenger while guests of Miay Kath erine Tichenor at Matanaan. Visitors included Moerara Willie Patton Ceeil Tehe Dur Misees Erneating Ralph and Mar moret King. The 16 month old child of Mr and Mrs Jowso Bird of Centertown was found dead on Monday and interred at Centertown cemetery Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nanen
Bare Messenger
Moerara
Willie Patton
Ceeil Tehe- Dur
Misees Erneating Ralph
Marmoret King
Giesty
Miay
Katherine Tichenor
Matanaan
Jowso Bird
Centertown
Notice Veterans Pension Interest in RR Wedding
Spanish American War veterans eligible for pensions are urged to consult RR. Wedding for details on entitlements and filing steps.
Lot Drawn by Miss McKinney at Wakefield Davis Sale
Carrie McKinney daughter of J B E McKinney drew the lucky ticket entitling her to a lot sold by Wakefield Davis Realty Co at their Union Street site opposite Thomas Bean residence. Miss McKinney is under 21, and the article notes two paths for a young man to secure the property through court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie McKinney
J. BE. McKinney
Wakefield‘Davis Realty Co
Union Street
Thomas Bean
Campaign tune echoes in nation’s swing year summary
Verses lambaste policy of keeping out of wars and peace while hinting at November elections. An estray notice from Beaver Dam Kentucky seeks information about a four year old bald-faced Percheron mare about 15 1 hands high. Contact Carl M Taylor for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M, Taylor
Beaver Dam
Result of Teachers Recent Examination Shows Pass Rates
The State Board of Examiners completed grading for the recent teachers’ examination and forwarded results to County Superintendent BE Howard. Ten first class, fourteen second class certificates and sixteen failures were awarded. Mr D D Mosely of Adaburg led with 91 11 12, followed by Claud Park of Horse Branch at 90 10 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Howard
D. D. Mosely
Adaburg
Claud Park
Horse Branch
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
J Walter Greep of Tuscaloosa Alabama wed Hildred Barnard of Hartford R 2. A Bruteher of Claton wed Juda s Fentress of McHenry. Lem Duncan of Rockport wed Charena Rowe of Centertown- Leroy. Benton wed Wysox to Beulah P Miles of Paradise. Everett Dietel of Beaver Dam wed Jeasie Hopper of Dawson Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Greep
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Hildred Barnard
Hartford
A. Bruteher
Claton
Judas Fentress
McHenry
Lem Duncan
Rockport
Charena Rowe
Centertown- Leroy
Benton
Wysox
Beulah P. Miles
Paradise
Everett Dietel
Beaver Dam
Jeasie Hopper
Dawson Springs
Take Alleged Bank Robbers to Greenville
Bowling Green Ky June 16 Jafier Austin B Claypool Chief of Police Lawrence A Graham motored to Greenville Muhlenberg County today with J D Hiwarde John Fragelton and Jack Crawford three alleged bank robbers arrested here Saturday night on a charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons They are wanted at Drakesboro Ky on a charge of breaking into the Citi zen s bank there Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Jafier Austin B. Claypool
Lawrence A. Graham
Greenville
Muhlenberg
J. D. Hiwarde
John Fragelton
Jack Crawford
Drakesboro
Guilty Plea in Indiana Liquor Ring Arrests
Indianapolis June 14 court records show Pit teen Evansville men pleaded guilty to violating the Reed amendment in a federal case. Previously they had pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Seventy nine indicted in a case tied to wholesale liquor transport from Henderson Kentucky to Evansville Indiana between June 1 1918 and January 1 1920. Prominent defendants include Schmitt and Merbert amid other city and county officials and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Pitteen
Evansville
United States
Lquor
Henderson
Seniet
Schmitt
Merbert
Elly
Ead
Local Notes From Rosine Area Celebrations And Visits
Mrs. Custer Haven is recovering from a serious illness. John Allen and family of Beaver Dam visited his mother Mrs. Dave Allen. Lafe Emery visited his mother last week. Rev. Carden plans a tent meeting at Horse Branch starting Wednesday night. Donnie Faris visited Green Brier area friends and attended the Masonic March. Ada Hoover of Oklahoma and daughters Myrtle and Bova May are visiting relatives here. Andrew Alford and daughter Anna Marine, Lafe Emery and Virginia were in Hartford on business Monday. Fannie Bratcher of Morgantown visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Faris of Rosine for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stewart and children celebrated their parents fiftieth wedding anniversary Saturday with relatives including Oscar Stewart, Harry Crumes, Lula Crabb and children, Sarah Park and Laura, Bob Rains, Annie Warp, and Mildred Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Haven
John Allen
Beaver Dam
Dave Allen
Lafe Emery
Carden
Horse Branch
Donnie Faris
Butler County
Green Brier
Ada Hoover
Oklahoma
Myrtle
Bova May
Andrew Alford
Anna Marine
Virginia
Hartford
Fannie Bratcher
Morgantown
Faris
Rosine
Charlie Stewart
Oscar Stewart
Harry Crumes
Lula Crabb
Sarah Park
Laura
Bob Rains
Annie Warp
Mildred Stewart
Render Mines
GILLESME BROS Announces Cash Basis Policy
Public notice states the business will operate strictly on a cash basis from July 1. Customers must pay cash for any work done and credit will not be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aout Gillesme Bros
Dempsey Tried to Join Navy Amid Draft Evasion Trial
In San Francisco on June 14, heavyweight champion William Harrison Dempsey known as Jack Dempsey faced draft evasion charges. Testimony from Lieut. John W. Kennedy of the battleship Mississippi said Dempsey asked for release from exemption to enlist and added he did not feel right using men in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Navy
Dempsey
United States District Court
John W. Kennedy
Mississippi
Kennedy
Dempsey Tried for Navy Exemption Blocked by Armistice
The witness Kennedy testifies that at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station Dempsey, boxing as a civilian, sought a naval exemption in September 1918. Dempsey allegedly telephoned from New Jersey to confirm it, the release came through, but enlistment was stopped by Navy order before further action due to the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Dempsey
Kennedy
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
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Oxfords
the Fair Dealers
The
Hartford Republican
W. & Ellis & Bro
J.C. Riley
Louisville
Sherman Condit
Heflin
Barrett & Hagerman
Hartford, Ky
John Deer
J. D. Williams & Sons
Taylor & Morris
Brookfield
Casebier & Taylor
L. C. Benton
Poland
Claud Renfrow
Dundee
Uriah Coppage
Barrett’ Verry
O. Hunter
Clarence Overbults
Utica
Trannel
Mra
D. Bosket
Bradaville
Mre. Bosket
Uepecaliot
de. J. Ba
Siultli
J. J. Midkiff
Whitesville
W. E. Ellis & Bro
A. C. Foster
Owensboro
Messrs
Cal P. Keown
John P. ‘Taylor
Acton Bros
Dr. & W. Crowe
Camp Knox
Gatte
ED Langley
Williams Mines
Thelma Bennett
Decatur
Belle Sawders
Mae Helm
Fordaville
T. B. Pannel
Kentucky Prohibition Enforcement Forces
Bred T. Belcher
Fred Robertson
J. D. Williams
Elizabeth Davidson
Kentucky State University
Hom, Hare
Mack Cook
Laurie W. & Dean
Loulaville
Williams & Duke
Minn Almeda Patton
Jane Hedrick
Hattie and
Ruth Riley
Owenstrorn
T. L. Davison
Stanford
Department of Agriculture
Wee
Ohio County
A. W. Lagan
Lexington
Woolfolk Harrow
Clarice Ward
Detroit
Mich
East Noereek
Clarence Keown
Baymore
Estill Shultz
McHenry Ky
Mason
Buford
Wia Welderman
Oklahoma City
Andrew Payne
East Hartford
J. H. Bennett
Deademonia
Texas
Court House
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Gilbert Holbrook
Pendleton Holbrook
Mariam Smith
Orlando
Florida
John D. Holbrook
Wilbur P. Rhoads
Central City
W. H. Rhoads
Near Town
C. C. Hunter
Clarence Overhults
Eric Fulkerson
Matanvas
Overhults
Ceralgo
Elizabeth Moore
Miss Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Red Cross
Gertrude Schlemmer
Hena Black
Lena C. Mount
Misa Mae Mount
Emme Williams
Frankfort
Miss Mount
DR. J
Bean
Chiropractor
Guts Vre Layr
Mexico
Greece
League of Nations
Estray
Guily
Indiana
Kentucky
L. A. Sandffur Beaver Dam, Ky
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