Local notes from Owingsville area diary and church notices
Monroe Wyatt and son Russell of Columbus Ohio visit relatives here. Several residents are listed as visiting, ill, or traveling including Mrs Jim Cartmill and Mrs Vincent Wyatt who suffered a bad kitchen accident. The slate creek bridge is under repair and a tent meeting by Chapple and Walls closed.
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Monroe Wyatt
Russell
Columbus, Q
Chapple & Walls
Sam Whitehead
Mt. Sterling
Slate
Marthia Manity
Nick Burns
Owingsville
Baptist Church
Evy
Hottest July for Fifteen Years Noted in town
A Saturday night supper at this place raised 25 dollars with 22 dollars after expenses for church benefit. Mrs. Simpson Garrett spent last week in Richmond. George Derickson Sallie Marfin and Ret Ewens of Stanton visited Ghoub Hainline’s family. Masters John and George Darsi were visitors. Clay Fogg and wife hosted Fiscal Court guests with lunch. Elizabeth Fogg hosted about twenty five children. The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Derickson
Sallie Marfin
Ret Ewens
Stanton
Ghoub Hainline
Clay Fogg
Mrs. Vogg
Elizabeth Fogg
Women to Exhibit Handiwork at Kentucky State Fair Shop
For the second time a Woman's Shop will be part of the Kentucky State Fair. The department showcases textiles art and cookery with prizes and a sale venue managed by a team of ladies. Makers can send name and address to W J Gooch Secretary Louisville Ky to obtain a catalog.
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W. J. Gooch
Louisville, Ky
For Rent Brick Bungalow on Holt Avenue
Brick bungalow for rent on Holt Avenue with immediate possession and garden ready for use. Apply to L. E. Griggs.
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Holt Avenue
L. E. Griggs
Kentucky Crop Prospects From June Weather Report
The June weather in Kentucky shows varied conditions with heavy rains delaying cultivation and weed growth. Yields are estimated at 20 bushels per acre for oats and 10 for wheat, with corn looking good under favorable weather. livestock and forage crops show strong percentages, while tobacco and hemp acreages rise. Farmers urged to continue cultivation as conditions point to a profitable year.
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Kentucky
Hughes to Speak in Lexington for Republican Campaign
Hon. Charles E. Hughes will speak in Lexington in September as the opening address of the Republican campaign. Vivid catalog tone notes sale items with prices from 15 cents to 1.50 dollars in a mixed ad within the text.
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Charles E. Hughes
Candigate
Lexington
Lucky
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