Obituary for E. Shackelford of Holt Avenue
E. Shackelford died at his Holt avenue home after a period of poor health due to arteriosclerosis and complications. Born October 10, 1840, he lived on Hinkston pike before moving to the city, was a Presbyterian, and left a large family including wife Nanpo Seabee and children in Kentucky, Tennessee, and abroad. Funeral held at 9 this morning at his residence, with burial in Richmond cemetery.
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Shackelford
Holt Avenue
Hinkston Pike
Presbyterian Church
Nanpo Seabee
Aime
R. H. Botts
Ashland
W. J. Crockett
Nashville
Tenn
J. Rice Crooks
M. W. Bridges
Bessie
Priscilla
Edward K
Ezekiel
New Zealand
William
Mississippi
Bootlegger Caught by Police
Policeman Thos Scott caught A G Anderson colored selling whiskey on Monday. He was arrested and fined 100 dollars and given forty days in jail at this morning's trial. Officers here are vigilant and enforcing the laws.
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Thos. Scott
A. G. Anderson
Will Probated In County Court On Henry Estate
The will of James H. Henry was probated in the County Court Monday. His estate valued at about $40,000 is left to his wife and four children.
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James H. Henry
School Gardens For Boys And Girls
The Tuesday Club promotes school gardens for boys and girls with boys tending vegetables and girls handling flowers. Ground is available, seeds donated, prizes offered, and a grading record will determine rewards at season end. Each participant keeps what they produce for home use or sale. Prizes include funds from John W. Jones and Advocate Pub Co along with Burpee Seeds.
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John W. Jones
Advocate Pub. Co
Indian Creek Coal & Feed NP
Death of George E. Medcraft in Florida
George E. Medcraft died at his Tampa home on April 12 from heart trouble at about 63. He and his wife Mollie Turner had long resided here before moving to Florida for health. Survived by wife and son Howard, with many relatives and friends grieving the loss.
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George E. Medcraft
Tampa
Fla
Mr. Medcraft
Mollie Turner
Anne. Turner
Florida
Howard
Pendleton Delivers War in Prophecy Lecture at Church
A large crowd gathered Sunday morning at the Christian church to hear D. L. Pendleton of Winchester present his lecture The War in Prophecy. Due to time constraints he did not finish and will return Sunday evening at seven to conclude. The public is invited.
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Christian Church
D. L. Pendleton
Winchester
Pendleton
Europe
America
President Wilson Appeals to Patriotism for World War Effort
President Wilson urges all Americans to unite for democracy in the world war and to support the war effort with food production ships and industrial output. He calls for immediate action from farmers and workers, stressing abundant supplies and national service beyond the battlefield.
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Washington
Wilson
Women asked to knit for the battleship Kentucky sailors
Mrs. John Glover South asks Michigan state women to knit sweaters mufflers and wristlets for Kentucky sailors. All items must use identical yarn and patterns with gray sweaters and wristlets and navy neck scarves. Mrs. Sidney Johnson to coordinate in Mt Sterling Montgomery County and will mail knitting directions and order yarn at about two dollars per pound from the Navy League.
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John Glover South
Christine Bradley
Kentucky
Navy League of the
United States
Sidney Johnson
South
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
FEW HORSES AT SHOW IN CITY
A horse show in the city drew few entries this year. The piece notes a decline from previous decades when thirty to forty horses were common. It mentions only one McDonald Chief horse remains in the county and Ball's King Emerald, owned by J. M. Hutzel, attracted visitors at Setters' Livery Stable as a top horse in the state.
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Setters
J. M. Hutsell
Free Government Seed Distribution Arrives for Public
The office announces a small sack of free government garden and flower seed sent by Senator J. C. W. Beckham. People may visit the office to receive a package on a first come, first served basis while supplies last.
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J. C. W. Beckham
Rooms for Rent on Harrison Avenue
Rooms and a barn are available for rent, cared for by Mrs. English. Located on Harrison avenue, the listing invites interested tenants to inquire with Mrs. English for details and availability.
Record crowds at April County Court cattle sale
The April sale drew a large crowd on fine weather day with about 2200 head. Prices hit new highs with a 605-pound steer bunch at 10 cents, and numerous sales reflect brisk trade as pens cleaned by night. Notable transactions include Dave Fox 16 steers at $64 and Bud Barnes mule sales at $215 to $250 per pair.
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Dave Fox
Jas. Nichols
Sam Laythram
Jas
C. Witte
M. C. Wilson
J. M. Peck
Jesse Highland
Coon Allen
Whitt Cecil
Curt Pieratt
Bud Barnes
M. O
Cockrell
Mr. Barnes
Owsley County
Ben Hart
J. W. Young
Bourbon County
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