Hartford Ky Rest Room Aids Country Women
A Hart ford county agent reports a new rest room for country wives visiting town. A local matron will greet travelers while Red Cross funds the initiative with support from businessmen, women, and the county court, aiding bill payments.
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Hartford
The
Red Cross
Popular Liberty Loan Poem Rally Cheer
A patriotic poem is gaining popularity at Liberty Loan rallies and chanted at Victory Loan mass meetings. It aims to energize audiences by praising Americans and supporters of the war effort.
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Liberty Loan
Victory Loan
Walsh's Promotes Multi colored Waist Line Suits
Retail note highlights Green Grey Blue Brown Tan and Black waist line suits available at Walsh's with emphasis on variety and color options for customers.
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Walsh’s
Editor Weds His Own Bride in Humble Account
Lon Hovermale of the Licking Valley Courier details his wedding to Myrtle Griffitts on April 20 1919 at the bride’s father W J Griffitts home. He humorously notes his own flaws and praises the bride before sharing their move to housekeeping on Broadway and the Courier staff’s congratulations.
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Lon” Hovermale
The
Licking Valley Courier
L. T. Hovermale
the Courier
Myrtle Griffitts
White Oak
W. J. Griffitts
Ilis
Courier
Ile
Conrad Lagrange
Harold Bell Wright
Broadway
K. U. Tablets for Headache and Flu Relief
K. U. Tablets claim to ease influenza symptoms and after effects while building nerves and stomach. Advertises 10¢ and 25¢ boxes distributed by the K. U. Chemical Company, Lexington Kentucky, with physicians endorsing their use.
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K. U. Chemical Company
McClelland Bridg
Lexington
Clubs Prosper in 1918 Extension Livestock Project
Kentucky agricultural club members under the Extension Division of the College of Agriculture bought and handled 2 170 hogs 215 beef cattle 62 dairy cattle and 878 sheep. Stocking occurred mainly in spring with feeding and preparation into autumn for fairs and market. Purebred hogs dominated purchases and the state's work was highly valuable to the children involved.
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Extension Division
College of Agriculture of Kentucky
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