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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
4
The Hartford Republican.pdf issue notes a June 22 publication date and includes communications instructions directed to The Hartford Republican. It references M. Barnett and J. Ney Foster as officers and mentions Proprietary Address for correspondence. The text is an OCR fragment with garbled phrasing about a law matter in Bardford Kentucky and publication procedures.
A notice announces Hon. P. Keown as a candidate for Representative from Ohio County in the Kentucky General Assembly, subject to Republican action. It also names Albert Lonch as a candidate from Ohio County for the same, and Hon. Thos. W. Vinson of Caldwell County as a candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, subject to the Republican State Convention in Louisville on July 1, 1911.
A Kentucky newspaper column criticizes political rhetoric about night riders and farming interests. It notes primary ballot draws in Louisville, predicts Republican turnout at July mass conventions, and highlights ex Governor Knott’s death and career while detailing the region’s party tensions and farmer influence.
The piece recalls past campaigns in which Knott and Judge Morton faced opposition. It cites Mr Franks fond of accusations against Judge ORear and Amos and notes ORear’s steady, evenhanded approach. The writer praises ORear’s call for equal rights and fair play across social classes.
A Hartford editorial condemns scandal mongers as loathsome and odious, criticizing those who spread unverified rumors. The piece denounces talk that harms reputations and urges readers to seek truth rather than gossip.
A fragmented, archaic voice recalls place names and faded scenes from Washington Clyde era life. The oblique prose wanders through imagined crowds, late nights, and imagined hesitations as it muses on longing, health, and the ache of missing paths to ordinary joys.
Recap of recent baseball results with Hartford losing 10 to 9 at home to Nork, a 18 to 0 win by Beaver Dam over Inland, and Rob Roy beating Taylor Mines 4 to 2. Notes include pitchers Peters Bates Wake land and Umpire Smothers, plus table of Cobt’s season stats and upcoming doubleheader at Hartford.
Ohio Circuit Court orders a July 1 1911 dividend of 5 percent on verified claims against Ohio County Bank and announces a bank real estate sale by the bank’s assignee A E Pate. Properties include a Main Street brick building and three acre tracts in Hartford and Centertown with bids due by June 32 1911 to the circuit judge.
W B Wright, pastor, invites the public to morning and evening services next Sunday. Morning topic asks if I my brother a keeper or the doubt one, evening topic A great man as God see hap. Song service morning and evening, Bible School at 9:20 with communion at 10:30, prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Notice states Will be Closed July 4 in observance of the National Holiday. Merchants Barnard & Co Carew & Co Pur 4 Co J. Poapanidatt participate. Quarterly Meeting A. S. of E. Nation invites all local and county members of the Gna River District Union A. B. of BE to Owensboro City for the regular quarterly meeting. Meeting set for July 1 at nine o'clock A.M.
The district press one delegate per local union and one per county union, with full attendance urged to elect officers for the coming year. A district directive requires a complete directory of poolers, to be compiled by the secretary and sent to county officials, with a report at the July 6th District convention in Owensboro.
Local sale offers a wide range of farm staples including clay Timothy hay Clover seed first class feed corn and corn products alfalfa meal flour meal and mill feeds. Also advertised are various seeds powders treatments and poultry feeds with guarantee on stock remedies and disinfectants.
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