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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
In Hartford Kentucky a local notice governs subscription changes and notices. It explains that subscribers must provide new addresses for continued delivery and warns about penalties for missed or altered notices. The notice also mentions obituary, memorial, and card sections and states that anonymous communications will not be acknowledged.
The item announces Tom Spurrier of Grayson County as a 968 candidate for Congress from the Fourth District, and A D Kirk for the Republican nomination for County Attorney of Ohio County, both subject to the August 5 1916 primary. The text combines campaign notes and assorted political commentary on the Mexican border and wartime sentiment.
Erne Woodward and A D Kirk announce a partnership for the practice of law in Hartford Kentucky beginning June 1 1916 under the firm name Woodward and Kirk. Offices will be at Woodwards current office over Williams Drug Store Hartford with Woodward’s family moving to Henderson but attending all circuit court terms in Ohio county and Kirk will handle all business.
On and after this date the guards men will receive pay as follows with figures for each rank and specialty including Brigadier General 16.67 a day Colonel 11.11 a day Majors 8.323 a day Captains 6.67 a day Fest Lieutenant 5.56 a day Second Lieutenant 4.72 a day Privates 0.50 a day Privates in hospital corps 0.63 a day First-class privates in engineers or signal corps 0.60 a day Sergeants of infantry 1.00 a day Sergeant of engineers signal or hospital corps 1.20 a day Battalion Sergeant Majors of field artillery chief trumpeters and principal musicians 1.33 a day Quartermaster Sergeant first-class Sergeants Sergeant Majors of signal corps and first-class musicians 1.60 a day First-class Sergeants of hospital corps and Sergeants of field musicians 1.67 a day First-class Sergeants of engineers corps 2.17 a day Master electricians Quartermaster of coast artillery master signal electrician and chief musician 2.50 a day
The McHenry Deposit Bank in liquidation asks all patrons with claims to present them properly proven to the undersigned at McHenry Kentucky on or before the 6th day of July 1946. Anthony L. Brown is Special Deputy Banking Commissioner.
Oyster Bay June 20 After a conference with Theodore Roosevelt Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts declared he believed the former president would back Charles E Hughes in the campaign. Lodge spoke of Roosevelts improved health and discussed Hughes and Mexico while noting a visit from several Progressive leaders urging a third ticket. Roosevelt refused to commit, framing Republican resolve to meet the crisis with preparedness and a united front.
Parmers announces stock of farm implements including plows harrows drills cultivators shovels and wagons. Three Weber Road Wagons and one Runabout Dugey offered on regular terms. Also sells Jones Brand Fertiliser. Hartford Kentucky. Bote.
The piece argues a landmark presidential campaign looms as world events press new issues. It notes rising industrial questions, waning defense, and the surprise shift from peace to war in Europe. The author contrasts the calm stance of a president with Theodore Roosevelt viewing European turmoil as warning signs.
Otto TH Kahn spoke about war horrors citing a Hoboken pier scene where two men watched a steamer being loaded with a vast cargo of wooden legs bound for Europe. The men called the legs a stark argument against war, a blunt image of the cost of conflict.
For sale a good 120 acre farm on Rough River three miles west of Hartford. About 60 acres in cultivation and 60 acres woodland. Farm improved and ready for use. Apply Tinsley & Harnett.
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