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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
1
In a mass gathering, Roosevelt aligned delegates endorsed selecting a bandanna and handkerchief as the party emblem. Delegates, led by Col. Roosevelt, urged unity and formed a seven member committee to organize the movement, with Roosevelt's followers projecting momentum toward a new political path.
In Mt Pleasant the day and night rain cooled farm activity as farmers finish corn and livestock chores. The community shares visits among relatives and neighbors including the Campbells, Taylors, and Raymer family. a new baby girl joins A T Stewart’s household. funeral for John Talse. school singing closed for about two weeks.
A. S. of E. Notice for Poe Hiver Miatricat Union As to hold regular meeting July 1 with delegates and county executive board members required to attend. Hoagland, Prom. B. H. Robertson, Secry.
A vague report notes Company H inviting 70 men to Owensboro for duties and training. Lieutenant Shawn coordinates, recruits prepare a new armory quarter, and officers plan rifle training near Kensington. Soldiers expected evening return with prospect of ongoing patrols and mandatory drills.
A tangled note claims Count De Topar, a 28 year old resident of Landon, seeks to transfer wealth to Atwopioa while facing inheritance tax burdens. The rumor ties him to Australian Whitby connections and Canadian holdings, with mentions of a pending status and unwed life.
Minas Hifle and Eulth Duke spent last week with their Mister Mint AL I Rene frow. Mrs Gy Statler and children visited her sister Mm Linde Bean at the end of last week. Dr Web. Lawlace was in Morse Branch Friday and Saturday. Monae and Cool White visited Allee Monnlie McDaniel of Olaiston Saturday and Sunday. Clovia Ahuite of Shultaown invited Be J stuite’s family Sunday. The Loyal family members were hosted at home later. Lula will visit them for 9 rebort witty. Isabel Thomas shared news in Whiteaville. Hilo Ronfrow spent the week with her sister Mix Momile of Louisville. Maude Shultt is engaged in school duties and will begin a task. Mr. and Mrs J. H. Thowans and children visited Wikiteavitte Saturday and Sunday.
A 19th century Ireland poultry report notes substantial home consumption plus exports valued at 15 866 of currency units. The data suggests the poultry industry faced uncramming conditions and notable demand beyond local use.
A meeting of Hartford and Montfort boards of education was held at the courthouse Monday night to discuss erecting a new high school building after the recent fire. The gathering favored a new brick structure and possible county cooperation, with Horace Taylor presiding and a committee named to pursue deeds and arrangements.
The American Society of Fidelity Stock Committee will ship a stock item from Hartford on July 5. Those who have stock to deliver should notify the committee. I B Tichenor and Porter, with committee members Timens, oversee the process.
Beaver Dam residents report a lively week with town visitors and multiple gatherings. Hite O Bannon of Central City and J H Homes appointed manager of a new farmers mill project. Clubs praised for strong play as Morgan County teams split a two week rematch. Bessie Willan and Orpha Towns hosted a successful Wednesday event while Mary Stewart and Hortie Quinn led an evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Quinn. Sophia Williams plans travel to Stanford after visiting Atlanta.
The Owensboro Inquirer reports attorney Pate Whittinghilf of the city, returning from Avon County where he pursued the large back taxes case. He, with Auditors Agent Earl Huntaman of Scotlandville, targets La Watute of P. Rwald for 1906 and 1907 back taxes. A revenue of over 1,000,000 sits in St. Louis banks not taxed. The Columbia Trust Company of Louisville administers Kwalt and agrees with Whittinghilf on the judgment amount, to be set when taxes are called Monday. Taxes, counts and penalties total nearly 5,000.
A parent from Narrows, VA urges a schoolteacher to strengthen moral training in students. The letter argues education serves both intellect and character, calling for honesty, industry, politeness, and respect for others. It requests weekly evening instruction in crafts to benefit children and the community, signing as HM. THOMAS.
Hartiond readers with stomach and bowel troubles are advised to guard against appendicitis by using a compound mixture from Ohio County Drug Company. The ad asserts quick relief from gas and constipation and claims to detoxify the digestive tract.
Cleveland June new party from the roundup is the Roosevelt program Col Roosevelt decided to sever ties with the party he built. He vowed no compromise and planned talks with Democrats who might join the new party. Roosevelt spoke of letters from Democrats and Republicans offering support as delegates tried to sway the convention. He recounted an attempted last minute bid by Southern delegates to marshal Taft support and force a Roosevelt nomination under prearranged terms.
In Cantide Kentucky a dispute over ten barrels of corn between Jone Pishtwek and Perry Ward is before the Quarterly Court under Judge Samu Halenes. Ward claimed a barrel shortage and a jury measured corm quantities over several months to settle the case.
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