09 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Kentucky Lexington Advertiser
Location
Lexington, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
1
A troubled entry describes Fanning Mill planning to start operations early at Tasmatve Lumber Manufact Company site. It notes a large planing facility, machinery, and management under Weld of St Louis with Lexington ties, aiming to be ready soon and to hire local workers.
Lexington youths are urged to avoid streams near town for swimming as water is polluted and may carry typhoid germs. Health officials recommend typhoid vaccine to provide protection for those who must swim or wade. Melmey County Health Department.
The Jolmes County Masonic Service Club presents an engaging program on the third Monday at the Agricultural High School in Gomdman. Mr Kiley will discuss the Service of Masonry to the Community, detailing his lifelong study and roles in Haltey. The lecture aims to attract the public with strong support from local officials.
Dennis Murphree drew a record Lexington crowd at the court house Tuesday delivering a long, forceful platform speech. He traced his life from Calhoun County farmer to state leader, urged tax reform, balanced budgets, and funding for health and education, and pledged veto power against overspending. The event, marked by strong turnout and lively response, framed Murphree as the clear successor to Whitfield in the eyes of attendees.
Clergy from Lexington churches schedule summer union services at local houses of worship to avoid weather and noise issues at the courthouse yard All services begin at 8 o clock with invites to attend The rotation lists Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist Baptist and other congregations by date and pastor plus a Bethesda School ice cream supper fundraiser noted June 1927 REP
Miss Mary Ward daughter of Rev J W Ward a former Lexington resident died from skull fracture and internal injuries after a head on collision near Red Banks while returning from Mississippi State College for Women graduation. Nell Brinsom and Rev Ward injured others treated at Methodist hospital. Ward slightly hurt.
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