Market and Auction Report From Central Kentucky
Henry Caywood of North Middletown sold 87 hogs at 7 cents per pound with an average 211 pounds to an unnamed buyer. James McDonald shipped 87 hogs from the city to Cincinnati at 8.5 cents per pound selling to Rex Hall and others. W. M. Craven, auctioneer, reports multiple property sales near Kiddville including a Bourbon Chief mare, cattle, corn, poultry, and household goods. Also noted are horse sales in Paris and Mount Sterling stock yards, plus a premium crop claim for J. L. Smith in Barren county and land transactions around North of the Chesapeake Ohio railroad. Wheat and rye in good condition, tobacco damp and stagnant, no wool sales but lambs contracted. Texas buyers purchase a top jack for 1600 dollars from Nicholas county.
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James McPbnald
Cincinnati
Rex Hall
W. M. Craven
W. Haggard
Kiddville
Thesday
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Relief
A local store advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to ease indigestion and improve digestion. The warning notes refund availability if customers are not satisfied and lists three sizes priced 25, 50 cents, and 1 dollar.
McKee Firm Promotes Real Estate and Auto Services
H. Clay McKee and Sons advertise real estate buying selling and renting loans and insurance bonds. They urge customers to seek best investments and autos at Waitt Motor Car with a confident sales pitch.
Greenwade's Garage Advertisement
Automobiles for hire and all kinds of repair work skillfully done at Greenwade's Garage. Contact for service and maintenance.
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Greenwade’s
Unlimited Supply of Gas From Central Kentucky Natural Gas
The Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company proclaims an unlimited gas supply after extending its main line to West Virginia fields. The notice highlights heat light and gas engine power as key uses and marks the incorporation of the company.
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West Virginia
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company (Incorporated
Cattle sales across Kentucky counties prompt multiple trades
Henry S. Caywood of North Middletown buys 171 head of fancy steers from English Anderson at eight cents per pound. Cattle weigh about 1400 pounds and will be shipped in May and June. Other Madison county deals include yearling steers, yearling heifers, and jersey cows sold to various buyers, with prices ranging from 34 to 74 cents per pound and per head. Local dealers Risner & Murphy and Stafford Brothers report further cattle movements and profits as markets remain active.
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Henry S. Caywood
North
Middletown
English Anderson
Montgomery County
Anderson
George Halsey
Madison County
Risner & Murphy
Stafford Brothers
Blue Grass Journal
Variety Store Seed Sale on Bank Street
Garden Seed offered in bulk and packaged forms at the Variety Store on Bank Street. Text notes “40 tf” likely signaling price or stock quantity.
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Bank Street
Highest Market Price For G D Sullivan Co Mt Sterling Ky
Market factors cited for G D Sullivan Co located on W Locust Street Mt Sterling Kentucky. Listings show office phone 474 and residence 132 13 Syr. City reference appears fragmentary but indicates a business notice seeking top bid or quote.
Passenger Train Schedule Fragments and Times
The notice lists various departure and arrival times for trains between Louisville Lexington Rothwell New York Washington Norfolk Richmond and other points. It mentions sleeping dining and parlor cars on express trains and advises consulting agents for particulars.
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Louisville
Lexington
Rothwell
New York
Lexington & Eastern Railway East Bound Service Change
Effective December 29, 1912, the Lexington and Eastern Railway Company announces an east bound service adjustment. The change affects schedule alignment and connections for passengers traveling toward eastern destinations.
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Lexington & Eastern Railway Company
Train arrivals and connections on L. & E. Extension
Train No 4 arrives at Quicksand at 11 25 a m and Train No 3 leaves for Jackson at 1 25 p m. Train No 1 connects at Lexington with L. & N for Louisville. Train 3 connects at Winchester for Cincinnati. Additional junctions link Mt Central Ky at Campton and L. & A at Beattyville. Train 35 and Train 4 connect with O K Railway for Cannes City and O K stations.
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Dally de Dai P.M. Dally Lv
Lexington
Winchester
Ca “ L. & E. Junction
Clay City
Campton Junction
Beattyville Junction
Athol
Ackson
Quicksand
Ap.m v
Jackson
Louisville
Cincinnati
O. & K. Junction
O. & K. Railway
Cannes City
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Wick Hadden, JR
B. Lane le All
Blue Grass Farms
Montgomery
Mt. Sterling
Court Street
W. A. DeHaven
Iulowd
AH. Sutton & Son
Main and Bank Sts
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Sterling
Kentucky
J. W. Jones
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Sterling, KY
Henry 8. Caywood
R. OC. Gatewood
Jesse Heivenstein
Jeming County
A, F. Wheeler & Co
Paris
Pennsylvania
Boyle County
J. Browning
Hudson & Davis
Barren County
J. L. Smith
Waller
J. A. Vansant
Mt. Sterling Stock Yar Company
E. J. Shackrd
Henry Prewitt
James Wilson
Young Brothers
Nortiddletown
Cayn & McClintock
William R. Tipton
James Hart
Camargo
Oscar Hedges
Bow County
Jam¢ Donnell
Nicholas County
Patton
H. N. Rankin
For
Crouch
Nicholas Co
Jack
Hildreth & Ford
Robertson County
Central
Kentuc
Texas
Nicholas Duke
Henry Brothers
Geiger’s Pharmacy
Jonall Store
Rexall
United States
CIA
America
H. Clay McKee , Sons
Cattle Department
EF. R. Little
Tennessee
Jersey
John D. Greenwade
Clark Pieratt
Advocate Pub. Co
G. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt, Sterling, Ky
M.S. Brow
H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
Henry Watterson
Rothskeller
Geo. Schenck
Mgr. Horn
Parran
Chattanacoge
Tenn
Atlanta
Robtb. Jones
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Norfolk
Richmond
A. m
Roo
Hinton
Sun
Mountain Central
Campton, Ky
L. & A. Railway
Beattyville
McDonald Bros
Robinson & Moore Court
Phome