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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
3
Financial excerpt shows March 7 1911 figures with resources including cash due from banks and furniture holdings, plus liabilities such as capital stock surplus undivided profits circulation and deposits. Includes a note claiming percent of bank failures caused by employee bor der and crediting none in the cited instance.
A collage of household advice on jelly making refrigerator care pillow slip sewing underwater filters and improvised kitchen devices. It covers orange and lemon jellies refrigerator cleanliness strengthening pillow slips a DIY water filter a corn brine preservation tips laundering rhubarb butter and beard of ragged, partially legible instructions. The text mixes practical tips with garbled lines and dubious methods.
An odd dated ad claims Cardul helps women with troubles and urges readers to try it now. The copy mentions a Maryland location and promises relief from female distress. It targets women, touting medical support and drug offers beside a call to purchase.
A heartfelt tribute recalls Ruby Star a sweet child loved by all. Family friends and Sabbath School classmates recount her faith courage and gentle life. The obituary notes her bright schoolwork and hopeful view of heaven while praising her kind heart and enduring memory.
A mishmash OCR fragment discusses sleeping in the open air and public perception. It mentions publicity samples and a focus on welfare concerns, but the text is garbled with no clear dates, places, or concrete facts to anchor a precise event.
Observer in Wallice's Fanner notes urban discomfort and privacy concerns in a poorly described scene. The fragment hints at harsh living conditions, crowded homes, and a sleepless night driven by ventilation and enclosure in a rural-urban comparison.
A 1911 meeting of the Republican Executive Committees of Ohio and Kentucky approved a call for a July 11 state convention to nominate officials for the November election. A mass convention was set for May 8, 1911 in Horifton Court House to elect 33 delegates and 33 alternate delegates to Louisville for selecting candidates including Governor and other statewide offices. Bernie delegates and party officers were named. R. B. Martin chaired the committee.
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