Widow Mary Todd Waives Administratrix Role in J K Todd Estate
In county court Mrs. Mary Todd widow of the late J King Todd waived her right to be administratrix. Her son Ed M Todd was appointed administrator, qualified by oath, and bonded for 20000 dollars with Lloyd Parmeter and Mrs Mary Todd. Yancey Loughlin Benjamin Dalzell and James Douglas named appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Todd
J. King Todd
Ed. M. Todd
J. K. Todd
Lloyd
R C. Parmeter
Yancey Loughlin
Benjamin Dalzell
James Douglas
Paris Council Refuses Saloon Licenses After Court Ruling
Paris council votes five to two not to renew licenses for fifteen city saloons following Court of Appeals decision. Proposals to grant thirty day licenses from April 20 were rejected as saloons face likely closure. Best Home ad note follows.
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Council of
Paris
Court of Appeals
D. C. Parrish
W. T. Brooks
Snagtown Torchlight Tales Include Tricks and Odd Accidents
Clippings recount Howard Shelton foiling a patent medicine firm with a staged illness to obtain a trial bottle. A man who won damages for a train incident sits on the tracks near Snagtown. Walter Ebel waits in Cane Hill for thread, while Mrs. Walsh’s hens prepare to set. Deputy Doc Waltz jokes on hiding, and locals trade hats and dogs. A pair of misfortunes include Clement Manning’ s shoulder dislocation and Mrs. Jones cutting herself with a can opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ebel
Cane Hill
Walter
Arthur Walsh
Greenwade and Miss Gibbons wed in Lexington
S P Greenwade and Nellie Gibbons were quietly married by Rev W T Punch in Lexington last Tuesday evening. They were joined by the bride’s parents Frank and Mrs Gibbons and Miss Florence McNamara. The couple planned a bridal trip and return later this week.
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Sam P. Greenwade
Nellie Gibbons
Lexington
W. T. Punch
Frank Gibbons
Florence McNamara
Greenwade
Blue Grass Day Conference in Lexington Aims at Regional Development
The Lexington Board of Commerce calls a Blue Grass Day conference in Lexington at the Phenix Hotel on April 29 at 11 o'clock for business leaders to discuss regional development. An Idle Hour Stakes race and an 8 14 p m talk by Elbert Hubbard on Getting Together will follow. Reservations are urged.
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Blue Grass
Board of Commerce of
Lexington
Kentucky
Phenix Hotel
Elbert Hubbard
Ben Ali
Lexington Board of Commerce
Board of Commerce
Mr.Hubbard
Results Tell There Can Be No Doubt About the Mt Sterling Outcome
A Mt. Sterling resident testifies to kidney trouble with frequent nighttime urination sediment in urine and back pains. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Duerson's Drug Store for relief and urges others to use the same remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mt. Sterling
T. Greene
Holt Ave
Dean
Duerson
Greene
Foster-Milburn Co. Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Ady
Moore Couple Lease Oil Springs Resort for May Opening
Mr and Mrs W C Moore of this city have leased Oil Springs property for the coming season and will open the resort to the public on May 20. Their reputation as ideal hosts promises a successful season for visitors across the region.
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W. C. Moore
Fools Annoy Almost Every Man Raises Grumbles
A brief aphorism notes that nearly every man voices irritation at fools, reflecting a common grievance about folly and social irritants.
Judge Benton rules for local option drys at Winchester
Judge J M Benton Thursday upheld the Winchester local option election in which the drys won. He cited the Court of Appeals and found no irregularities sufficient to alter the result even if questioned votes were illegal.
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J M. Benton
Winchester
Court of Appeals
Victory for the dries marks watershed in local vote
Advocates of the dry position celebrated a decisive win while wet supporters ended in low spirits after the ruling. The outcome signals a major shift in local policy and public opinion as supporters react to the decision.
Convertible policy tops life insurance talks
Equitable unveils a new convertible life insurance policy touted as the last word in coverage. The plan promises lower prices and better terms, according to Frazer, with details labeled as 42-4t in the public notice.
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Equitable
Frazer
Photography Gains Ground as Fine Art
Critics say photography is becoming a respected art form, yet collectors warn that prices must reflect artistic value. Dealers argue the medium deserves recognition alongside painting and sculpture while artists seek broader institutional support and exhibition opportunities.
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Marvel
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Paul Strother
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
the Advocate For Printing
Best Home
Vanarsdell’s
Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
ICT Headquarters
Fra
Kfort, RY
Howard Shelton
Howard
Snagtown
Doc Waltz
Leonard Boulton
Clement Manning
Linwood Roberts
Coon Holler
Elliston
Peavine Ridge
Panther Creek Woods
Jones
Butler
S. P. Greenwade
Europe
Merce
Greenwade’s
John Jr. Blount
J. P. Sullivan
U. K
W.R. Tipton
Whitehall Tobacco. Warehouse Co
Benton Holds “Drys
Clark
Traders Dtational Bank Building
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