Major Tenney Dies A Respected Kentuckian Patriot
Otis Seth Tenney died after paralysis at Merrick Lodge Lexington where he lived in retirement. A Kentuckian since 1847 and resident since 1882, he was a master of law and famed for gallantry as a soldier, yet known as a gentle Christian gentleman beloved by Confederates and community alike. He celebrated his ninety third birthday on December 4 and cast his last vote during the November election, preserving a long record of public participation.
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Otis Seth Tenney
Tenney
Merrick Lodge
Lexington
Major Tenney
Mt. Sterling
Young People Marry Rainey and Miss Hall in Elkton
Charles S. Rainey a 1915 graduate of the College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at the University of Kentucky wed Miss Pansy Hall of Lexington. The ceremony occurred in Elkton, Pennsylvania, and the couple will live near Philadelphia where Rainey is a Remington Arms supervisor. Miss Hall is 19. Rainey, formerly from this area, is brother of Mrs. Joe Hill Scott.
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Charles S. Rainey
College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
University of Kentucky
Pansy Hall
C. C. Hall
Mentelle Park
Lexington
Elkton
Miss Hall
Versailles
Norwood
Philadelphia
Mr. Rainey
Remington Arms Company
Rainey
Joe Hill Scott
For Rent Six Rooms on First Floor Suitable for Two Families
For Rent six rooms on the first floor with water and gas. Suitable for two families or one. Property listed by Mrs. Eliza M Jordan. (40-tf)
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Eliza M
Jordan
Fair dates set for Kentucky circuit meets
A meeting of secretaries from several fair associations announced the Kentucky Fair Circuit will stage fairs and racing at multiple towns. Mt. Sterling July 19-22, Winchester July 26-29, Berea August 2-4, Lexington August 7-12, Sanders August 16-19, Shelbyville August 23-26, Eminence August 30-September 2, Ewing September 17-19, Falmouth September 20-23. Shelbyville lacks a track, races may move to another circuit town.
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Lexington
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Berea
Sanders
Shelbyville
Eminence
Ewing
Falmouth
Congregational Meeting Called by Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church calls a congregational meeting for tomorrow Wednesday at 7 30 PM to report progress and remaining work across all departments. A social will follow with refreshments served. all members urged to attend.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua Return Set For July In This City
The Redpath Chautauqua will be in this city for one week starting July 3. Future notices will appear in this paper. Get your garden seeds at Creenwade's.
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Creenwade’s
Prominent Winchester businessman Norvel Benton dies suddenly
Norvel T. Benton age thirty nine a leading Winchester hardware firm Grubbs Benton died Saturday morning of rheumatism of the heart. He leaves a wife Sally Seobee four children and was buried in Winchester cemetery after services at his home on College street conducted by Rev William Cumming. He was remembered as a good clean gentleman and a community loss by The Advocate. Attending the funeral from here were W H Wright James A Seobe Wm Scobe Wm Bassett and others.
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Norvel T. Benton
Winchester
Benton
Grubbs & Benton
Norvel Benton
Sallie Seobee
Alexander Seobee
College Street
William Cumming
Winchester Cemetery
Advocate
W. H. Wright
Jas. A. Sobee
Wm. Scobee
F. W. Bassett
Jno
Frazer
W. M. Reissinger
Kelly Haddix
Menifee Haddix
Henry P. Reid
W. T. Tyler
G. H. Schrother
Tobacco Buyer Purchases 1300 Pounds Paris Green
Mr. L. V. Morrell, a local tobacco buyer, purchased about 1300 pounds of Paris Green from area drug stores last week. He paid 50 cents per pound and sought to buy more, citing rising prices and a planned investment.
Botts Joins Enoch Co. as Traveling Salesman
Seth Botts, a popular local young man, has accepted a traveling salesman post with the Enoch Manufacturing Co. and began his duties on Monday. He is described as a hustler and good mixer and is expected to be a valuable addition to the firm.
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Seth Botts
Enoch Manufacturing Co
Botts
Beef and Lamb Deals at Green Wade's Store
Home shoppers can find beef pork veal and lamb offerings at Green Wade's, with a focus on quality meat for family meals. Prices and selections vary by day.
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Greenwade’s
Notice to Ladies From New York on Shoes
Notice announces New York shipping new stock of high and low shoes sold by Punch Graves and Co. from an unspecified location. The message addresses ladies and hints at fresh arrivals or sales.
Willis Named Assistant Medical Director for Inter Southern Life
Dr W T Willis of this city has been chosen as Assistant Medical Director of the Inter Southern Life Insurance Company of Louisville and will soon move to that city to establish headquarters his family remaining here for the present.
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W. T. Willis
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company
Louisville
Willis
Health and Welfare League Executive Committee Meet
The Montgomery County Health and Welfare League held a Monday meeting in the secretary Miss Georgia Sledd’s office with eleven members present. Dr. W. R. Thompson called the session to order after minutes were read, unfinished business reviewed, two new committees Ways and Means and Publicity appointed, and the group adjourned to reconvene in two weeks.
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Montgomery County Health and Welfare League
Garden Seed Stock At S P Greenwade’s Largest
The advertisement proclaims the largest stock of garden seeds fresh at S P Greenwade with best varieties available for gardeners.
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S. P. Greenwade
Cox Accepts Sales Post With Bush Krebs Co
Ben W. Cox son of Dr and Mrs G N Cox has accepted a position with the Bush Krebs Co of Louisville a leading printing machinery and supply firm in the South and has started work in the sales department in his old hometown friends note his advancement and good news.
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Ben W. Cox
G. N. Cox
Bush- Krebs Co
Louisville
South
Cox
Conroy Saddles and Harness Offers Accident Life Insurance Plan
Read on for temporary coverage options at Conroy Saddles and Harness as part of a promotion. The plan provides accident life insurance at no additional cost with pricing aligned to lower grade options. Consider reviewing the terms and conditions.
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Conroy
Wise Returns Home After Ashland Sale
Mr. L A Wise was mistaken for moving to Ashland when he was there to conduct a sale closing out a business for a manufacturing concern and has since returned to his home.
Auction Brings Good Price for Cow and Calf
Mr. J. W. Henson sold a cow and calf on Court House Square at public auction Saturday afternoon for 81 dollars. The price was regarded as good by onlookers.
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J. W. Henson
Court House Square
Magistrates Hold Meeting and Road Office Change
The Fiscal Court is in session approving several claims. County Road Engineer W F Crooks resigns to pursue a sheriff bid and personal affairs. W F Horton elected to replace him pending qualification. Court to donate 150 dollars yearly for a tuberculosis nurse starting July 1 1916 if Mt Sterling matches.
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W. F. Crooks
W. F. Horton
Frankfort
Mt. Sterling
The Novelty Store Easter Specials On Gloves and Hose
Special for Easter. Centemers Kid Gloves in all colors Kayser's Silk Gloves the best on the market Gordon Silk Hose to match any color of suit The latest styles in Neckwear.
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Centemers
Kayser
Gordon
Styles in High and Low Shoes Every Day
Punch Graves Co. showcases daily footwear styles highlighting practical fashion. The article emphasizes versatility in men and women’s dress shoes and casual wear.
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New York
Punch, Graves & Co
Cottage for Rent and Local Grocery Deals
A cottage is offered for rent by Mrs. M. A. Gaitskill. Local stores advertise Navy Beans at 25 cents per three pounds and Fortress coffee at 30 cents per one pound can at Vanarsdell's and J. B. White's.
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M. A. Gaitskill
J. B. White’s
Fortress
Vanarsdell’s
Demonstrator from Lexington Experiment Station Praises Local Orchard Work
Mr. Boswell from the Lexington Experiment Station visited the J. T. Coons orchard near Spencer Station Tuesday morning and gave a pruning and spraying demonstration. The event attracted many farmers and officials noted the free instructional value and urged others with orchards to contact the station for guidance.
Pig Grunt Warning Echoes in Rural Saying
A rural proverb cautions against imitating animal noises as a foolish, mischievous act overheard in a communal setting. The remark frames the grunt as a lighthearted but ill advised gesture among neighbors.
Editor's Burden Weighs On Uneasy Headline Maker
A playful note frames an editor's craft as a heavy burden and a riddle of truth. It hints at tension between storytelling and responsibility in newspaper work.
High School Play a Success at Table Theatre
The faculty students and Alumni staged She Stoops to Conquer last Thursday to a record crowd. Cast members and coaches Mr Jetton Miss Baehr and Mrs Turner earned praise for a flawless performance. Ladies prepare spring and summer footwear now as fine shoes and pumps will be scarce.
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Table Theatre
Jetton
Punch, Graves & Co
Veteran editor Col Spencer Cooper dies at Dayton home
Col Spencer Cooper aged seven years longtime editor of the Hazel Green Herald died last Friday at the Old Soldier's Home in Dayton Ohio. He served in the Union army during the Civil War and helped the Herald gain nationwide renown through Max Orell's Jonathan and His Continent. J P Greenwaide mentions the highest market price paid for country produce.
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Spencer Cooper
Hazel Green Herald
Soldier’s
Dayton
Cooper
Max Orell
Jonathan
Continent
Jefferson County Faces 500000 Loan to Cover Bills
The Frankfort State Journal notes Jefferson County must borrow 500000 to pay expenses into next November amid criticism of the Physical Court's handling of county business.
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Jefferson
Courier-Journal
Frankfort State Journal
Fresh Produce Daily At Vanarsdell's Market
New tomatoes beets lettuce on ions and radishes fresh every day at Vanarsdell's.
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Vanarsdell’s
Beautiful German Evening at Rin go Hall
The German Club hosted a delightful German event at Rin go's Hall Monday evening led by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kirkpatrick. Attendees enjoyed beautiful and intricate dances in an enjoyable, well attended gathering.
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Ringo’s Hall
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
Fabrics Sold in Tub Goods Silks Voiles and Mulls
The notice lists a sale of textiles including tub goods silks voiles ginghams and mull fabrics. The item catalog names fabrics by type for a local dry goods market. The exact event details and dates are not provided in the readable text.
May Enter Race for Congress Contemplated by Musick
Jackson attorney Ryland C. Musick weighs a bid for Congress in this district after recent advisories from his city.
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Ryland C. Musick
Jackson
Mrs Robi Trimble buys Franklin touring car
Last week Mrs Robi M Trimble purchased a new Franklin touring car from the Phoenix Motor Co in Lexington.
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Robi
M. Trimble
Poenix Motor Co
Lexington
Pretty white dress arrives with beautiful new items
A shipment brings a selection of white dresses and other beautiful goods. The notice invites readers to view the new arrivals and find a dress perfect for a special occasion.
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Congregational
Paris
Graves & Co
Health and Welfare League
the Advocate For Printing
J. P. Greenwaide
Franklin
D. W. Griffith
Tabe Theatre
Bassett Drug Co
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