Lexington Pace Show Draws Fast 2:00 Time Pacers
Four year old William, holder of four year old and 3 year old records, is entered in the Tennessee Free-for-all Pace at Lexington during the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting October 5 17. Other fast pacers like Doctor Burns Walter Cochato Flower Direct Directum 2 01 Frank Bogash Jr Joe Patchen II Peter Stevens Walnut Grove Braden Direct and Cumberland 2 05 pace are listed, making the event a top speed showcase.
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Patther William
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tennessee
Lexington
Ky. T. H. B. Association
Woulid
William
Doctor Burns
Walter Cochato
Tenessee
Flower Direct
Directum
Frank Bogash, Jr
Joe Patchen II
Peter Stevens
Walnut Grove
Braden
Cumberland
Lillian
Colonial
Strathstorm
State Board of Health Urges Rabies Prevention in Kentucky
The Kentucky State Board of Health warns of rising hydrophobia in dogs and orders owners to keep dogs on premises or muzzle them. Local officials must destroy unmuzzled dogs at large. Pasteur treatment is offered free for bite victims, and mad stones are forbidden.
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Kentucky
State Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Bowling Green
J. G. South
A. T. McCormack
Tow Springs
Kentucky Crop Report Signals Severe Drought Across State
The Kentucky crop report notes widespread drought with insufficient showers in most areas. Corn and tobacco declines, pastures drying up, stock water scarce, and fruits dropping. rye, barley or wheat urged for winter pasture and legume mixes for early spring hay. Livestock remain valuable but drought strains keep farmers from restocking.
Marriage of Frances Angelica More to Rev. Jerome Kates
Mr and Mrs Charles W More announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Angelica to The Reverend Jerome Kates. The ceremony occurred on August 6, 1914, in Belvidere New York where Rev Kates served as rector until recently.
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Charles W. Morehouse
Frances Angelica
Jerome Kates
Ninteen
Belvidere
New York
Hese
Kates
Episcopal Church
Truth Like Sun Rays Shining Into Gold Harvest
A reflective aphorism stating truth, likening honesty to sun rays that manifest as tangible success in the golden yield of achievement.
New Auctioneer Basler Opens Mt Sterling Office
Col. B. L. Basler of Kotsvithey located in Mt. Sterling to practice auctioneering and enter real estate. He has visited often, officiated at sales, and left a favorable impression. The Lancaster Record notes no political horizon beyond Beckham's ticket victory in November.
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Col
B. L. Basler
Kotsvithey
Mt. Sterling
Col. Basler
Beckham
Lancaster
One Thousand Moonlight Schools Begin September 7 1914
Kentucky Illiteracy Commission launches One Thousand Moonlight Schools with 20 668 illiterates taught. Counties including Montgomery Lincoln Hart, Clay McCreary Mercer Gray son Clinton Pike Leslie Campbell Kenton and others prepare to fight illiteracy. Labor Day canvass to urge attendance. September 7th marks the opening evening.
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Kentucky
COU
Montgomery
Lincoln
Haram
Clay
McCreary
Mercer
Grayson
Clinton
Pike
Leslie
Campbell
Kenton
Prewitt Family Reunion Planned at R B Young Farm
The Weitt reunion organizers announce a Prewitt family gathering in August on the Maysville pike at the N B Young farm. The Prewitt clan, possibly Kentucky’s largest, is expected to attract a large crowd.
It Takes Spunk and Grit to Win Today
An Advocate for Printing notes the need for spunk gameness and hard work to secure victory. Fear is described as a nuisance, a fly in the soup, as the paper urges perseverance and effort.
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Ford
Detroit
United States of America
Ford Motor Company
Paul Strother
Mt, Sterling, Ky
John W. Jones
W. King & Son
Fexngisa Atentsry
Albert Bondurant
The
Walsh Co, Bldg
Oil Springs
Indian Fields
William Huls
Kentucky Crop Report
the Advocate For Printing
Farmer Boys
Mexico
J. L. Dent
Paul Jones Building
Louisville, KY
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Maysville Street
Houghton
Babcock
Peters and Staver
Prewitt & Howell
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