Publicity Bureau urges focus on 1916 votes for Wilson and Congress
Chairman Walton condemns early announcements for 1917 county offices as divisive. The Louisville Times backs unity until the National Election ends. A Louisville Police Court judge freed a murderer citing unwritten law, scandalizing the bench and state.
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W. P. Walton
Kentucky
Wilson
Congress
Louisville Times
Louisville
Our Horses Win at Sanders Kentucky Trot Meet
Mendessary owned by J Kt Magowan won the 215 Trot at Sanders Kentucky on Saturday in straight heats. Bernice Moore owned by W E Bean won the 240 Trot in straight heats. Roy Morris and Charles Bean were money winners at the meeting.
Dies in Clark County Prominent Doctor laid to rest in Winchester
Dr. George F. Clarke dies in Clark County and will be buried in Winchester this afternoon. He was a leading local figure and related to the Hunt family of the county.
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George F. Clarke
Winchester
Clark County
Hunt
Amanda Howell Joins City Magazine as Subscription Solicitor
Mrs Amanda T Howell has accepted the position of subscription solicitor for the city Magazine for this county Kentucky Magazine will be edited and maintained by Col W P Huntington of this city From the interest that is being taken in the magazine we are confident it will be a huge success.
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Amanda T. Howell
Kentucky
Col. W. P. Huntington
Cooked Ham Sold at Vanarddell's
A brief item notes cooked and minced ham prepared for a cold Ioach at Vanarddell's. The readable text mentions the location and food preparation without additional context.
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Vanarddell’s
Direct from grower seed catalog offers fall sowing options
Direct from grower. white and biennial yellow hulled and unhull ed seed. Special scarified seed for fall sowing. Also pure sweet clover extract horney. Prices and circulars sent free. John A. Sheehan, 6-31 R. D. We. 4. Falmouth, Ky.
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John A. Sheehan
R. D. We
Falmouth
Bryan letter cited inGraft accusations against Hughes
The piece quotes a Bryan letter from his Santo Domingo post about “deserving Democrats” and accuses Hughes of political repayment to railroads and favored groups. It argues Hughes has acted to shift responsibility while praising reform, and warns his Democratic critique boomerangs.
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Bryan
Santo Domingo
Hughes
State Department
Gentle Driving Horse for Sale and Property Rent Notice
Horse for sale described as good and gentle ideal for women and children will stand anywhere without being hitched. Apply to R I Settle phone 93 or 22. Also rental notice for a large tobacco barn and blacksmith shop on Main street to Trimble Bros.
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R. I. Settle
Trimble Bros
Cincinnati
City Ticket
Main St
Lexington
Love's Hidden Language Beyond Words
A poetic reflection on the heart's private speech that transcends spoken language and avoids external discord.
Narrow escape as car tumbles near bridge in fog
Four occupants of a seven passenger Studebaker barely escaped injury when the car struck a bridge obstruction in thick fog. Mrs Coleman sustained a slight bruise, others unharmed. The vehicle, owned by C C Chenault of Mt Sterling, stopped with rear wheels on the abutment. The bridge side was wrecked and the car to Winchester for repairs.
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Chenault
Studebaker
C. C. Chenault
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Winchester Sun
McCormick Lumber Co Ads Offer Half Price Palm Beach Suits
A clipped Norfolk newspaper item notes promotions from McCormick Lumber Co and Punch, Graves & Co. including men’s Palm Beach suits at half price amid campaign talk and current promotions.
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Palm Beach
Punch, Graves & Co
Officers Raid Gambling Room In East Main Street
Police aided by Sheriff Howell raided a crap game on East Main Street. Several were arrested for gambling and tried before the Police Judge with many convictions. John Fay, alleged operator, is held to await action by the next grand jury and has given bond.
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East Main Street
Howell
John Fay
Fragmented Classified Snippet Mix From Old Paper
A jumbled fragment from a vintage classified page mentions Hurst Home insurance and a J. T. Coons contact, price drops on pumps, and a Brudder Shoe Co slogan. It also references a for sale or rent cottage on West Main Street, a Miss Evans at 32 Clay Street, and scattered lines about age and virtue.
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West Main Street
Sute Evans
Clay Street
Fragmentary Clipping Invites Quiet Reflection in Youth Scene
Fragmentary OCR excerpt hints at a gentle, fragrant atmosphere among young people. No clear event, names, or locations are discernible, leaving a brief poetic snapshot rather than a reportable incident.
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Cord
Lizzie Cheek
E. W. Heflin
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John G. Winn
McCormick Lumber Co
Sweet Clover Seed
Vanarsdell’s
Advocate Office
Keller’s
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Mr. Hughes
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Wall Street
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Bassett Drug Co
Hurst Home Insurance
J. T. Coons
Brudder Shoe Co
Aly
Ernest Gillaspie
Levee Pike
Mainleaf
Young Bill
Bourbon Knight
Parmers’ Tobacco Warehouse
H. R. Prewitt
Sterling
Leila Gillaspie
Wm. Cravens
Harrison Avenue
Mrs. Mary Mark
R. H. Inn
T. M. Patrick Wm. Cravens
Queen & Crescent
H. C. King
Lexington, By