SALES OF LIVESTOCK IN EASTERN KENTUCKY MARKETS
W P Treadway sold 51 head of 550 lb yearling steers to J W Wakefield Spencer county at 74.5 cents. He sold 50 head to Milton Fullenwider Shelby county at 74.5 cents and 25 500 lb heifers to J W Brown Shelby county at 37 per head. 32 500 lb heifers to Irwin & Co Nicholas county at 32 per head and 18 400 lb heifers to Ellis Wade Clark county at 30 per head. 250 ewes to HL & Caywood Bourbon county at 6.50 per head and 250 to Tobe Faulkner Grant county at 6 per head. He bought 160 yearling steers 87 vetters and 1,100 ewes from various eastern Kentucky mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Treadway
J. W. Wakefield
Spencer County
Milton Fullenwider
Shelby County
J. W. Brown
Irwin & Co
Nicholas County
Ellis Wade
Clark County
Treadway
HL & Caywood
Bourbon County
Tobe Faulkner
Grant County
Kentucky
Progressing Rapidly at Whitehall Tobacco Warehouse Project
Work is progressing rapidly on the Whitehall Tobacco Company Warehouse Mo 2 and will be ready for the sale of the weed when the season opens. The building of this additional house will give Mr Starlimy five sales for that winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Tobacco Company
Mo. 2
Howe
Starlimy
Automotive starter mechanisms in historical devices
The text describes varied starting methods for early automobiles and engines, noting some use a wound spring mechanism while others rely on two cranks to initialize operation. It contrasts single crank and dual crank approaches.
Book on Tuberculosis Home Care Issued by State Commission
The State Tuberculosis Commission offers a new booklet titled The Home Care of Tuberculosis with guidance on outdoor sleeping, diet, house disinfection, and protecting healthy family members. It is described as practical and authoritative and available free to physicians or consumptives on request to the Kentucky Tuberculosis Commissioner in Frankfort. The closing line references a proverb about fools and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tuberculosis Commission
Kentucky Tuberculosis Commissioner
New Capitol Building
Prankfort
Kentucky
Nightly bells wake elders in a quiet ward
A solitary figure roams his ward, rattling the bowen of his ancestors to awaken the world for four nights. Neighbors report hearing the ritual only within the local enclave as the man treads paths of memory and ritual.
Sensational Hippodrome Show Promises Grand Spectacle
A sensational Hippodrome program is advertised featuring a top act lineup, daring aerial stunts, and midair balancing by The Deveneante Company and The Picainting Artist troupe. Promoters tout thrilling horsemanship, acrobatics, and a Royal Band amid a lavish stage, promising an unprecedented downtown entertainment event.
Reasons for Building a Silo Now
The silo offers a safe frost resistant storage for corn in milk stage and yields good silage when fed through the aisle. It preserves the crop with low loss and feeds quality fodder for dairy cattle. It doubles herd capacity, economizes space, and ensures a steady supply of feed during wet spells and shortages.
Unclear text fragment on local notices and names
Fragmentary OCR text resembles a jumble of names and phrases about a local event or notice. Readable entities include Dean Care & Co and Abbeie Retehalife, but the passage lacks coherent facts or an actionable item.
Unclear fragment headlines from morning scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a morning scene with dew on windows and sky tones. No clear event, names, places, or actions emerge to form a concrete news item or identifiable subject.
Lynching of Prisoner Near Marietta Stuns Georgia
Fragmented OCR story recounts Leo ML Wrevik, jailed for murder of Mary Phagan, being taken from Milledgeville prison farm to a point near Marietta where he was hanged by an armed party. The article notes the sensational case and its impact on public sentiment and mentions commutation of another sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo ML Wrevik
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Garzia
Milledgeville
Marietta
Georgia
Mim Fe
Tres
Formar
Mary Pagan Noshote
Wrank
Myanik
Pheasant and Other Birds Featured in Kentucky Exhibit
A large Kentucky exhibit highlights a diverse range of native game birds including pheasants, ducks, and deer. The display showcases varied varieties of pheasant and the introduction of several species to Kentucky habitats, with emphasis on breeding stock and regional acclimatization.
Fragmented OCR nonstandard text item
A fragmented OCR snippet shows unreadable words and unclear context. The readable bits do not reveal a coherent event or named entities to summarize as a factual news item.
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Prewitt and
Grassy Lick Pike
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery Circuit Court
Richard Conner
H. R. Prewitt
Sterling
Winchester
Zack Conner
Rexolt
Jie
A HH. White & Co
Clta
Tai
Gaviner Gerforuy
Cumblers
Tie Devene
Wertal Avtiity
Salt G
Listine
Ewuderia
Royal Russe
Weets As
E Questrians
Dean Care & Co
Phone
Wien
Slaton
Pink
Orien
White & Co
Ieee
Ky Meneeley
Mexico
Daeswenius
National Bank Dividing
Stocktos Electric
Mertip Meynville Street
Owen
Ghats FE
F.C. Duersen
Mt. Sterieg, Ky
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