Bryan Resignation Rumor Rocks Washington Circles
Capitol whispers claim Secretary of State Bryan will resign within a month and Franklin K. Lane may become Premier of the Wilson administration. Bryan allegedly would lead the Carnegie Peace Foundation at $25,000 yearly plus a retirement pension, with Carnegie arranging the appointment.
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Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Carnegie Peace Foundation
Carnegie
Washington
Weather Aims for Corn Planting and Local News Report
With favorable weather a small acreage of corn will be planted this week. Tobacco plants have all come up and are looking fine. News has been received that Wm. C. Barker, who went to Dayton, Ohio, is seriously ill since March 9. The Bigstaff pond near Springfield is sinking and may go dry. Born April 18 to Stanely Trimble a son named William Bush. Various local visits, illnesses, and motions fill the week with social and community notes.
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Everett Toy
A. S. Bridges
Wm. C. Barker
Dayton
Ohio
Springfield
Stanley Trimble
William Bush
Ora Rankin
Little Rock
Bert Sanders
Clark McClain
Salt Lick
H. S. Henderson
Whitesburg
W. A. Hopkins
Hopkins
Thos. N. Coons
Sunday School Institute of the West
Roberson
J. E. and
Leonard Roberson
Lexington
Local Social Notes and Revival At The New School House
Gladys Richardson reports visitors from Winchester and Howards Mill for a protracted meeting. Farmers lag behind after heavy rains. Alma Cox recovering well after hospital stay. Carrie Johnson visits Mrs. Besse Stafford. Youths go fishing near Jeffersonville. revival continues at the new school house with large crowds. Robert Shutz of Spencer visited his parents.
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Pendleton ‘Trimble
Winchester
Stevenson
Skidmore
Howards’ Mill
Lee
Carrie Johnson
Mt. Sterling
Besse Stafford
Jeffersonville
Robert Shutz
Spencer
Well Pleased With Mare Hazel Dawn in Cuba Show
Clipping from Havana notes Hazel Dawn a prized mare from Matlack and Shropshire of Winchester. The horse is praised as graceful swift intelligent and faithful with the show success guaranteed once seen. The writer quips the mare would stay in Cuba even if the government must approve another loan.
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Cuba
Matlack & Shropshire
Winchester
Hazel Dawn
Croton
Mt Sterling Kentucky fixes city engineer salary in 1914
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Council of the City of Mt. Sterling Kentucky that the salary of the City Engineer shall be 75.00 per annum paid quarterly. All conflicting ordinances repealed. Effective upon passage and publication. April 7, 1914. Attest H M Ringo City Clerk. Full line of best canned goods at Vanarsdell's.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Peter Montgomery Sire at Low Fee in Local Ad
Mare owners in Fayette Bourbon Clark Bath Nicholas and Montgomery have booked to sire Peter Montgomery. Only three high class sons of Peter The Great remain in Kentucky with 2.07 percent. Peter Montgomery is the best of the three, fee is $25, others ask $100. This is his last year at a low fee.
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Fair Grounds
Mt. Sterling Fair Grounds
Fayette
Bourbon
Clark
Bath
Nicholas
Montgomery
Peter the Great
Kentucky
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