Mass Meeting in Paris Urges Tax Reform for Bourbon County
Citizens in Paris rally against a six million dollar valuation increase in Bourbon County property taxes and plan to send delegates to Frankfort to push repeal of the Jesse James Tax Law. The call cites ballots as the route to reform and to elect legislators pledged to change the tax system.
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Paris
Frankfort
Bourbon County
James Thompson
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Prohibition Era Warning Against Illicit Home Brew
The article urges the public to obey national prohibition and avoid fraudulent beer or whisky substitutes. It warns that many dubious formulas will seek to mislead and stresses compliance with the law in both spirit and letter.
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported Among Local Residents
The column lists residents with varying health conditions. Henry P. Reid shows slight improvement. W. H. Strossman improves after surgery. Breckinridge Horton is ill with pneumonia at home on West High Street. Mrs. J. P. Jennings remains ill at her daughter Mrs. C. G. Thompson’s home. Nellie Tipton recovering from throat operation in Louisville. C. T. Derrickson remains in very serious condition at a Lexington hospital. Master Stofer Ringo remains sick for three weeks. Katherine Ratliff operated on for adenoids in a Lexington hospital and is recovering well. James Guilfoile critically ill from horse accident with skull fracture. Master A. R. Robertson and gittle (truncated).
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Mr. Breckinridge Horton
West High Street
Nellie Tipton
Louisville
Katherine Ratliff
Lexington
Brother James Undergoes Adenoid Operation
James, a brother, had adenoid surgery last week at a Lexington hospital and is expected to be discharged soon. Stacey AdAmS Shoes and Oxfords, spring styles. R. E. Punch & Co.
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James
Lexington
Stacey-Adams
R. E. Punch & Co
Acid Iron Mineral Tonic Promises Safer Blood Boost
Advertises Acid Iron Mineral as a safer iron tonic for run-down and sickly people, claiming it improves vitality without the dental or stomach risks of metallic irons. Cites use by leading physicians for thin blood, kidney and stomach ailments, and other conditions needing a tonic.
Action Mineral tonic advertised as pure Mississippi iron product
An advertisement touts Action Mineral iron tonic as a direct mine product from Mississippi with no chemical treatment. It claims to restore red blood and energy, describes liquid form for full strength, and notes usage and non alcohol content. Distributed by Ferrodine Chemical Corp and sold by Wa. S. Lloyd Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Internal Revenue Laws
United States
Mississippi
Ferrodine Chemical Corp
Roanioke
Lloyd Drug Co
Mary Pickford Feature at The Table and Liberty Theaters
The Table and Liberty Theaters announce Mary Pickford in Johanna Enlists as the first 1919 Paramount Artcraft program. Due to rising costs, admission drops to 10 and 15 cents plus tax from April 8, while previous 13 cent land price ends to maintain standards.
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Mary Pickford
Johanna
Paramount-Artcraft
Jean
Paramount
Paramount Artcraft
Winchester
Richmond
Paris
Maysville
Georgetown
Nicholasville
Fairbanks
Griffith
Clarke
Pickford
Liberty
Mt. Sterling
Majestic Vaudeville
Hearts of the World
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Advocate Publishing Company Publ
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Montgomery
Menefee Counties
Thomas L. Caudel
Henry P. Reid
W. H. Strossman
J. P. Jennings
C. G. Thompson
C. T. Derrickson
Lexington Hospital
Stofer Ringo
James Guilfoile
A. R. Robertson and
Gittle
Mill Street
Smith
New York
Gage
West
Short Street
Finley Ciscoste
Tabe and
Wm. B. Small
Mer
TABE
Enid Bennett
Paramount Pathe News
Harry Morey
King OF Diamonds
Pearl White
Wallace Reid
Man From
Bray
Marguerite Clark
Harold Lloyd
Liberty Theatre
William Fox
Swat the Spy
Fox Excel
Pathe News
Peggy Adams
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