Roosevelt Gains Big Lead in Pennsylvania Delegates
Incomplete returns from Pennsylvania show Theodore Roosevelt securing about 65 of 76 Republican delegates. Wilson dominates Democratic votes with 74 of 76. Illinois GOP favors Roosevelt, and Taft trails. Champ Clark defeats Wilson for the Democratic nomination in the same primary.
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Taft
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Fresh and Cured Meats Ad by S. E. Kelly Co
An advertisement for S. E. Kelly & Co offering fresh and cured meats. Includes contact line via phone and location at 121f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Kelly & Co
Pension Act for Confederate Soldiers and Widows Advise
County Attorney Earl W. Senff offers free guidance on provisions of the recent Legislature Act granting pensions to Confederate Soldiers and widows. He invites interested parties to seek information at his office.
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Earl W. Senff
Bowen man buys splendid jack for 1912 season
Dr A T Knox of Bowen Kentucky has purchased the jack named Mike from J L Faulkner of the county. Knox will use the animal at Bowen for the 1912 season. Powell county farmers are urged to breed mares to this excellent sire.
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A. T. Knox
Bowen
Jack
Mike
J. L. Faulkner
Powell County
Jury summoned for federal court in Richmond April 22
Four local men John W. Jones Geo R Snyder R L Tipton and Overton Jones have been summoned as jurors of the federal court to convene in Richmond on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
John W. Jones
Geo. R. Snyder
R. L. Tipton
Overton Jones
Richmond
Grand jury backs tearing down Court House wall and upgrades
The grand jury urged removing the old stone wall around the Court House and terracing the lawn to street level. Judge Young ordered the work, plus awnings for the jury room, wood refinishing, and jail plastering, with hopes the Fiscal Court will act promptly.
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Grand Jury
Young
Court House
Sister of Local Man Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Mrs. Sallie I. Bolinger sister of Mr. W L Killpatrick of this city died last Thursday at a Cincinnati hospital during a serious operation. The funeral was in Lewisburb. She was well known and loved here and Mr. Killpatrick has many friends offering sympathy.
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Cincinnati
Sallie I. Bolinger
W. L. Killpatrick
Lewisburg
Plate Glass Breaks After Fall at Ringo's Cafe
Sunday evening Mr. Rigs Sullivan slipped from a stool at Ringo's cafe and fell into a large plate glass, breaking it. The incident may cost Sullivan 30 to 40 dollars in repairs.
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Ringo
Spring styles in Extra Good Suits for boys
Extra Good Suits showcases spring styles for boys from Punch and Graves featuring smart tailoring, lightweight fabrics, and popular colorways. Pricing and availability highlighted with shop location and brand emphasis.
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Punch & Graves
Splendid Horse Show at Fair Grounds Features Notable Stock
The regular April horse show at the county Fair Grounds attracted many spectators. Notable entries included Star Emerald owned by Co B Dale, Black McDonald and McDonald's Choice from Alvin Myers, King Emerald of J L Faulkner, Vermont Morgan of W W Eubank, Red Bourbon of R B Young, Estill Chief of A R Turley, Emered Ray owned by Ray Moss, Peter the Great offspring from Maple Hill Stock Farm, Sterling Chief and Half Star from Woodford Stock Farm, Silent Brook of E R Little, Percheron Tom Tucker of J W Cecil, and other horses such as Prince of India and Pana amid rain masking further names. Several attendees came from Paris, Little Rock, North Middletown and other counties with notable saddle horses.
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Star Emerald
Co. B. Dale
Worf&ty
Emerald Chief
Alvin Myers
McDonald
McDonald Chief
J. L. Faulkner
W. W. Eubank
Vermont
Morgan
R. B. Young
A. R. Turley
Estill Chief
Tom Tucker
J. W. Cecil
Prince of India
Pana
W. A. Bacon
Paris
Peter Billiken
Houston Crouch
Little Rock
Black Henry
J. L. Gregory
North Middletown
Young Bros
Richelieu King
Bourbon King
Reynolds Letton
J. Waller Rice
Royalty King
Spring Blues Shine at Stetson and Vanenan U S U
Punch and Graves lead a brisk scene as spring blues color Stetson and Vanenan University Center. Fans cluster around the campus gatherings while bands and ensembles entertain attendees with lively tunes and dances.
Large County Market Day Yields High Prices for Cattle and Mules
A big town crowd watched about 1200 cattle trade briskly with prices near peak. Buyers paid 5 to 6.25 dollars per hundredweight for steers, cows and heifers bringing substantial per-head sums. Notable sales included 1200-lb steers at 5.25 to 6.25 and 600-lb heifers at 30 per head. mule sales also featured strong prices, with 16-hand pair mules selling for 515 to 525 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wilson
D. C. Cleveland
Cynthiana
Chas. Duff
G. B. Allen & Son
John Meguiar
Sam Laythram
Stafford Bros
Cleveland
Henry Lemastre
Garrett & Woodard
Bourbon County
J. H. Smith
Fleming County
J. F
Daniel Palmer
Bath County
Chas. Rose
W. L. Byrd
Clark County
Geo. Halsey
Joe H. Downing
Fayette County
J. F. Nichols
W. J. Bryant
Greenwade & Co
Harlan Hardwood Co
Hamilton, C
Hazard
Harvey Rogers
Circuit Court Adjourns After Light Docket
The circuit court finished sessions on Saturday after a week of hearings. The docket was light with few notable cases. The sole major case involved Mike Gibbons accused of killing the Allen brothers. the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Mike Gibbons
Allen Brothers
Highest rent?ta for butter and eggs at ell's
Readable OCR fragment notes prices for butter and eggs at a local ell's shop. The item hints at high costs and a comparison to other goods in a brief market snapshot. No clear dates or full names present.
Titanic Sinks After Collision With Iceberg
Report states the Titanic struck an iceberg on Sunday and has sunk with about 1314 missing while 886 of the 2200 aboard are saved. Noted passengers include John Jacob Astor Alfred Vanderbilt Major Archie Butt and Benjamin Guggenheim among others. Official details remain incomplete as reports vary.
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John Jacob Astor
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Archie Butt
Benj. Guggenheim
Large Nominator James R Magowan Figures in Futurity Entries
Mr. James R. Magowan of this city is among the leading nominators for the 1912 Kentucky Futurity for foals. He entered 21 foals, part of 29 foals in the stake from his stallion J. Malcolm Forbes. Kentucky leads with 453 entries, New York has 157, and 1250 mares contribute to the overall pool.
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James R. Magowan
Kentucky
J. Malcolm Forbes
New York
Local Shop Access Amid Bricked Locust Street
A Notice states entrance to the RED CROSS shop at 411f J. H. Brunner will be from Bank Street while Locust Street is bricked. The message is signed by H. W. Seniour and advertises best models in footwear.
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Locust Street
Bank Street
H. W. Seniour
RED Cross
J. H. Brunner
Miss Elizabeth Johnson Hosts Cards For Miss Day Bailey
Miss Elizabeth Johnson entertained a group of friends with a card party Saturday evening at her country home in honor of her guest Miss Day Bailey of Shelbyville.
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Elizabeth Johnson
Gano Johnson
Miss Day Bailey
Shelbyville
Eggs for Sale by Mt. Sterling Poultry Gardener
White Wyandotte and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered at 1.50 per setting. Phone 615-a. Mrs. M. A. Prewitt of Mt. Sterling Kentucky Route 1, RR 1. Readied for buyers with contact information.
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M. A. Prewitt
Mt. Sterling
R. R. No
Samuel Vansant Dies in Terre Haute Burial in Fleming
Mr. Samuel Vansant died at his Terre Haute home last Friday and was buried in Flemingburg Kentucky Monday. He is survived by his wife two sons a daughter and two brothers including Dr J A Vansant of this city.
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Samuel Vansant
Terre Haute
Ind
Flemingsburg
J. A. Vansant
Ralston's Oxfords Offer Right Style and Fit
J H Brunner The Shoe Man promotes Ralston's Oxfords for men noting correct style quality and fit. The message emphasizes reliable footwear choice for customers seeking comfort and durability.
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Ralston
Oxfords
J. H. Brunner
Faulkner Buys Stallion King Emerald from Fuller
Mr. J. L. Faulkner of Levee buys stallion King Emerald from E. H. Fuller of Stanton. King Emerald, by Emerald Chief, will stand at Faulkner’s farm this season. See ad in this paper.
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J. L. Faulkner
Levee
E. H. Fuller
Stanton
King Emerald
Emerald Chief
When you begin to get a dollar and ten cents worth
A pointed quip notes inflation era humor about wasting value as the currency loses buying power. The saying warns readers to notice diminishing returns in money and time.
Mrs Mary Baumstark Dies In City At old age
Mrs Mary Baumstark died at her daughter Mrs C K Oldhams home in this city on Tuesday morning April 16 after years of Christian service with the Methodist Church. She leaves five daughters and two sons. the funeral was to be held in Madison County Waco.
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Mary Baumstark
C. K. Oldham
London
Edward Bybee
Thomas Oldham
Richmond
Annie Singleton
Millersburg
Messrs
John Baumstark
William Baumstark
Georgetown
RALSTON Shoes Blend Style and Shape at Low Prices
The RALSTON brand offers shoes that are more stylish than typical $4 and $5 options and claim to hold their shape, appealing to budget buyers seeking durability and fashion in a bargain footwear line.
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Ralston
J. H. Brunner
Tipton Accepts Prescription Clerk Post at Kennedy Store
Mr A C Tipton has accepted a position with Mr Thomas Kennedy as head prescription clerk and will begin May 1. He follows Mr Gilbert Satterwhite who held the post with capable service. Tipton previously ran a leading city drug store and is known for wide acquaintance and popularity. Satterwhite has yet to decide his next venture but is regarded as a young man of strong business qualities and likely to succeed.
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A.C. Tipton
Thos. Kennedy
Gilbert Satterwhite
Tipton
Mr. Satterwhite
Miss Lillie Cravens Weds Allen Prewitt in Winchester
Sunday in Winchester Miss Lillie Cravens and Mr. Allen Prewitt were united in marriage. Miss Cravens is daughter of wagoner Wm Cravens of this city and well known locally. Mr. Prewitt is son of Arch Prewitt of the Somerset neighborhood and a diligent young farmer.
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Winchester
Lillie Cravens
Allen Prewitt
Miss Cravens
Wm. Cravens
Mr. Prewitt
Arch Prewitt
Somerset
New Tobacco Plant To Rise In City Near Farmers' Warehouse
Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Clay will soon erect a large tobacco warehouse adjoining the Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse Co and install machinery for modern prizing and handling of tobacco. This will be their second plant of this kind in the city.
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Messrs. Kirkpatrick
Wanted Gelding for Lady Rider or Driver
Auction ad seeking a 4 to 7 year old combined gelding safe for a lady to ride or drive. Looks matter with a preference for a chestnut coat. Contact 41-26 Asa Bean for details.
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Wilson
Clark
Ilinois
Vanarsdell’s
Mr. Killpatrick
J. D
Stetson
Wvanenan U
S.uumiru
Mr. Samuel Vansant
Mrs
Mr. Allen Prewitt
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