Express Rum Ring Arrest Ties Bourbon County Men
Henry C. Barnes and Clay Rice of Bourbon County were held to a federal grand jury in Lexington on charges of possessing transporting and selling liquor. Forty cases of whiskey found at Barnes home linked to a larger theft of one hundred cases from the Southeastern Express Company. Tommy Barnes brother to Henry was arrested on theft charges with bond set at 5000. Barnes operates a North Broadway poolhall. details withheld. Also note fireworks at Blue Grass Fair September 5 10 with a dramatic program. George F Merryman reported as an undertaker in Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Barnes
Clay Rice
Bourbon County
Lexington
Barnes
Southeastern Express Company
Prohibition
Tommy Barnes
Tom
North Broadway
Dardanelles
Sea
Advertising That Sells No Mere Whistling Through The Graveyard
A veteran ad man argues small town publishers must dedicate real time to copywriting and service. He urges planful advertising that creates sales, with practical tips to win merchants, study good ads, and craft imaginative, persuasive copy.
Office Traders Bank Hours and Contacts
The Notice lists Office Traders National Bank hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. It provides phones for Office 247 and Residence 249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Office
Enthusiasm Drives Success in Business and Sales
A piece extols enthusiasm as the live wire of commerce noting successful salesmen and strong characters build power from zeal. It urges cultivating enthusiasm to brighten life and make work fascinating, claiming even stubborn buyers yield to an energetic approach.
Feeding Work Horses and Mules Correctly Yields Best Performance
Specialists cite seasonally adjusted feeding for work horses and mules to improve work output and condition. Key guidance covers stomach capacity, grain and hay balance, and protein versus energy needs for mature animals and those in heavy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Anderson
College of Agriculture
Silence in the Market Despite Dull Business
The saying notes that a hen keeps scratching for worms even when scarce, and likewise prudent businessmen persist advertising during slow periods. This reflects a mindset about perseverance in commerce.
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W. M. Parrish
West Short
Lexington, Ky
George F. Merryman
Undertaker
Phoenix, Ariz
J. E. Freeland
New York
Man
Harry King
West Main
Rogers Co
Albert D. Williams
H. M. Wright
E.L. Brockway
South Bank Street
Bee the Advocate
J. W. Jones & Son
Eagle “Mikado
Hela Alka
Eagle Pencil Company
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Main and
Maysville Streets
The
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Comfort
Charles HW. Berryman, Pres
John G. Cramer
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