Lincoln Memorial Highway Would Bind Nation From Maine To California
Clark advocates a Lincoln Way from Washington to Gettysburg as a monumental national project using $2,000,000 for highways that would educate the public, provide work, and employ penal labor. He envisions parkways, fruit trees, and a major artery for commerce and travel, inspiring lawmakers and boosting revival of harness racing in Chicago for 1912.
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Washington
Battle Field
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Maine
California
Startership in Harness Racing Praised for Fair Practice
The article lauds Dr. Frank Stone of Burlington Wisconsin as a leading starter in light harness horse turf, noting his fair, fearless enforcement of rules and knack for smooth operation since Libertyville years ago. It contrasts his polished handling with common bungling, predicting continued success in the starter’s stand.
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Frank Stone
Burlington
Wis
Libertyville
Dr. Stone
Real Estate and Insurance Services Ad Feature
An advertisement for H. Clay McKee and Sons offering buy sell and rent real estate, loan money, and insurance services. It promotes bonds, investments, and autos with a focus on the Waitr StrAMER product line and urges readers not to miss viewing them.
North Dakota father christens triplets names
A North Dakota father of nine daughters named his latest visitation as Disappointment Disaster and Despair. He quips that if the mother had been consulted, Remorse Reform and Release would have been chosen.
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North Dakota
Cream Separator For Sale Second Hand
A second hand cream separator in splendid condition listed as 6 31 Henry Judy.
Tobacco Warehouse Near Carlisle Under Construction
More than thirty workers are on the Carlisle site for a two story brick tobacco warehouse. It is to be completed by November 1.
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Carlisle
Father Thomas Major Dead in Frankfort
Father Thomas Major pastor of the Catholic church at Frankfort died at his home Monday of last week. Born in Paris on July 13, 1884, he was admitted to the priesthood in 1875 after converting in Cincinnati while recovering from a wartime wound. He had lived in Frankfort for seventeen years.
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Thomas Major
Frankfort
Father Major
Paris
F. W. Major
Cincinnati
Livestock Sale Listing at Mt. Sterling Kentucky
Auction notes list hornless Double Standard Polled Durham Bulls Shropshire Bucks from an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts reading 13 11 Thomas J. Bigstaff Mt. Sterling Ky.
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Poland
Georgia bill targets hats wider than two feet
A Georgia Legislature proposal seeks to ban women from wearing hats over two feet in width. The item appears among a miscellany of notices and advertisements in the periodical.
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Georgia
Dallas Couple Frozen to Death Near Pike's Peak Summit
W F Skinner and his wife of Dallas Texas died in a snowstorm near the summit of Pike's Peak. The couple were found frozen after being caught in severe winter weather while traveling in the area.
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W. F. Skinner
Dallas
Texas
Pike's Peak
Through Electric Lighted Coaches and Sleeping Cars
Reservations and complete information available through local agent or by writing J C Beam Jr A G P A St Louis Missouri for details on travel via electric lighted coaches and sleeping cars.
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J. C. Beam, Jr
St. Louis
Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains
Advertising note directs travelers to consult agents for particulars. States service on express trains is available weekdays with daily operation indicated. Provides no specific dates or locations. Reviews suggest accommodations include sleeping dining and parlor cars.
Test-Bound Exington & Eastern Effective May 2 1911
A notice states the Exington and Eastern lines become effective on May 2 1911 with service changes or test-bound operations underway. Details specify the railway company and likely timetable adjustments affecting passengers and schedules.
Train connections at Lexington and Campton Junction
Train No 1 connects at Lexington with Louisville and Nashville for Louisville. No 3 connects at Lexington for Cincinnati. At Campton Junction Nos 1 2 3 4 connect with Mountain Central Ky to Camp ton. Beattyville Junction Nos 1 2 3 connect with L A Railway for Beattyville.
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Soay
Aoraees
Ee Ps Et
Athol
Beattyville Junction
Campton Junction
Clay City
Winchester
Lexington
Lexington Winchester
L. & E. Junction
Gray City
Torrent
O. & E. Junction
Jackson
Louisville
Cincinnati
Mountain Central
Campton, Ky
L. & A. Railway
Beattyville
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Royal Blue Shoes
Glick Bros
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Mt, Sterling, Ky
KentUcky State Fair
Perry M. Shy
Paul Jones Building
Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute
Sterne
Fiaddocker
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
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Clark’s
Harness
Palmer L. Clark
George A. Bain
Chicago
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Harlem
Pittsburg
Cleveland
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New York City
Limeelf
Mr. Sterling
Bright
Mt. Sterling
Dean
F. C. Duerson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
H. Clay McKee & Sons
Henry Judy
Cardus
Thomas J. Bigstaff
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Thomas
Knoxville, Tennessee
Southern Railway
Bourbon Poultry Cure
Turkeys
W. &. Liovd
C. W. Compton
Mt Sterling
Kentucky
Brown
Martin Building
H.R. Prewitt
Attorney-At-Law
Court St
Court House
Samuels
G. M. Horton
Peed & Horton's
W. B. Robinson
Anderson & Beaardman
sjLivery
Ullesapedke & Ohio RellWey Company
Sterling E
Rothwell
Wash
Norfolk , Richmond
Pikeville
Hinton
Tigam
Exington & Eastern
O. & K. Junction
Ohio & Kentucky
Cannes City
Chas. Scott
G. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
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