Minstrel Star Falls Foremost In Lexington Review
Enoch Green of the Herald praises Frank Long Jim Pritchard Waldo Roberts Herbert Schulze Roscoe Humphrey and Lasses at the Lasses White Minstrels in Lexington Friday night. He highlights Normal Brown as a rising bass with immense volume and sweet melody seen as minstrel stardom in the making.
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Lexington
Enoch Green
the Herald
Frank Long
Jim Pritchard
Waldo Roberts
Herbert Chulze
Roscoe Humphrey
Brown
White
Tott
Schubert
Pritchard
Dorothy McRoberts to wed Nelson Trimble Jones
Mrs H P McRoberts announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Dorothy to Nelson Trimble Jones. The marriage will be at the bride's home at high noon on Wednesday September 21. H Brown offers piano organ or sewing machine sales and services at 13 Bank Street.
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Tampa Tribune
H. P. McRoberts
Dorothy
Nelson Trimble Jones
H. Brown
Bank Street
Baptist Evangelist III Ends Life in North Carolina
The Rev. Baptist Evangelist III, who had lived at the Southern Baptist Assembly grounds in Ridgecrest, NC, for five years, cut his throat with a knife. Ill health is cited as the cause. The body was taken to Latta, SC, for burial. He was 60, leaving a widow and well known in the city for revival meetings at the local Baptist church.
For Sale Stock Sheep Cleveland Rib Bone Ewes and Rams
For sale rib bone black face stock ewes and rams with close prices. Buyers in car lots can save money on stock sheep. J. F. Cook & Co. contact via phone 47 or 6309 X. 91-41.
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J. F. Cook & CQ
Kentucky Dove Season Opens September First
The dove hunting season in Kentucky starts September 1 and ends December 16. Daily bag limit is fifteen. Our fall hats are now on display at the shop. Call and see them, Mrs. K. O. Clerke.
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Kentucky
Bettie M. Roberts
K. O. Clerke
K. O. Clarke
Winchester Pike Plans Set for Federal Road Contract
A federal engineer and state official reviewed the Winchester pike last week and agreed on changes to be surveyed this week. Blueprints will be ready by early next week, enabling start on securing right of way before federal construction contracts. Landowners are expected to cooperate.
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Smith
Winchester Pike
Woman Hurt in Fall on Harrison Avenue
Mrs. P. B. Turner fell on Harrison avenue near her home Monday night and sustained a deep cut above her left eye. She is described as suffering but improving as well as could be expected. FOR SALE Young saddle horse bargain offered by O. B. Clark via phone 608-W-3.
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P. B. Turner
Harrison Avenue
Young Saddle Horse
O. B. Clark
Sweet Shop Change Hands in Paris Kentucky
Rees and Wilson Werick sons of Mrs. Jack Owings Mt Sterling buy and take over the Sweet Shop from Clyde Keller who had operated it for six years. The Werick brothers assumed control of the business yesterday in Paris.
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Kentucky
Rees
Wilson Werick
Jack Owings
Mt. Sterling
Paris
Clyde Keller
Werick Brothers
Infant Son of Jess Carpenter Passes at Six Months
Infant son of Jess Carpenter and wife near Spencer died Friday the 26th at just past six months old. Burial held at Salem church graveyard.
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Jess Carpenter
Spencer
Salem Church
Sale of modern cottage on East Tligh street
F D Richardson real estate agent sold the modern cottage on East Tligh street, property of Dr W B Robinson, to P P Richardson of Olympia. Price private. Richardson takes possession September first. Citizens pleased with the new owner moving into our city.
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F. D. Richardson
Tligh Street
W. B. Robinson
P. P. Richardson
Olympia
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
City
Guns for sale including Remington and Winchester models
Mixed inventory of firearms offered for sale by this office. The listing includes a Remington automatic with 28 inch barrel in perfect condition, a Winchester 16 gauge pump with 28 inch barrel in good condition, a Vulcan double barrel 30 inch in perfect condition, and a Remington 16 shot rifle new. Apply at this office.
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Winchester
Vulcan
Remington
Tax shrinkage figures released from Washington
The report shows total tax shrinkage at 812 million dollars with the state share tallying 73.7 million.
United States backs tobacco growers through War Finance changes
The War Finance Corporation gains power to fund and rediscount agricultural loans, targeting tobacco growers in Kentucky North Carolina and Tennessee. It will issue up to 1.5 billion in bonds, loan up to 1 billion at a time, and accept banks producers and exporters as borrowers with advisory banker committees in southern cities.
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War Finance Corporation
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Washington
South
Federal Reserve Bank of
Rates on Coal Are Again Reduced
The C. and O. railroad reduces coal rate to this city by ten cents per ton, now at 1.80. This marks a total reduction of forty five cents per ton in recent months.
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C. & O. Railroad
Fall Hats Offer Bright Colors and Styles
The advertisement touts new fall hats available in all colors and styles. It emphasizes fashion appeal and broad selection as a wardrobe essential.
Sue to Confiscate Local Property
Two suits filed in Montgomery Circuit Court by the Commonwealth of Kentucky seek confiscation of two houses and lots on South Queen Street owned by C M Brown for alleged illegal liquor sales with knowledge of the owner. Occupants Virgil Hainline and Lloyd Williams face pending charges. A separate suit targets M G Maze and a Ford touring car used in the same traffic.
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Montgomery
Commonwealth of Kentucky
W. C. Hamilton
Commonwealth
W. A. Samuels
C. M. Brown
South Queen Street
Virgil Hainline
Lloyd Williams
M. G. Maze
Pony raffle dispute over county fair incident
The Montgomery County Colored Fair segment notes a pony raffle inquiry dated August 10 to 13. The company states no involvement or authorization in raffling a pony in its name and disclaims responsibility. James Mitchell, Secretary, signs the notice.
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Montgomery County
James Mitchell
Seey
Snake bite mars camping trip at Hollywood
Mrs. J. L. Clarke visiting Hollywood with Dr. Clarke and children was bitten on the foot by a snake while strolling near the creek bank Sunday. Aid was summoned and though in great pain she is thought to be out of danger.
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J. L. Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Hollywood
Walsh Co. Silk Hose Blowout
Big sale of women’s genuine solid silk hose in whites cordovans Russian tans and blacks. Regular two dollar hose cut Wednesday to Friday to one dollar twenty five cents per pair. Walsh Co. Inc.
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The
Walsh Co., Inc
Couple Marry Here In County Community
Albert Welsh and Miss Nettie Chase, a well known and popular couple from Jeffersonville, were married last evening by Rev. Bruce W. Trimble at his home. The bride is J. P. Chase’s daughter and a beloved young woman with many friends. The groom is son of J. R. Welsh and a hardworking farmer. They plan to move to La Junta Colorado for their future home.
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Albert Welsh
Nettie Chase
Jeffersonville
Bruce W. Trimble
J. P. Chase
Welsh
J. R. Welsh
Mrs Welsh
la Jenta
Colorado
Wealthy Mt Sterling Citizen Stricken by Paralysis
Capt Petry and Capt Charles H Petry prominent Mt Sterling figures were stricken with paralysis Saturday night at West Main street home. He has been under physicians care and is now thought to be out of danger.
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Charles H. Petry
Mt. Sterling
Winchester Wallops The Local Team
Winchester Hustlers defeated the locals 9 to 3 in front of possibly the largest crowd to witness a ball game in the city. The game was a pitchers duel until the sixth when errors and timely hitting by Dean gave Winchester the edge. The Clark county squad played stellar defense and timely hitting, while Mt. Sterling and Winchester fans filled the stands.
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Winchester Hustlers
Dean
Winchester
Clark County Boys
Mt. Sterling
Household Goods Auction After Residence Sale
After Rufus Hadden's residence on Clay street, sale of H B Turner property includes a 5 piece quartered oak bedroom set, brass bed with dressing tables, rocking and upholstered chairs, gas lamps, rugs, carpet, garden tools, wagon and harness, lawn swing, chairs, fridge, kitchen tables, mirrors, tables, davenport, beds, gas stoves, press, parlor set and Morris chair.
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Rufus Hadden
Clay Street
H. B. Turner
Morris
Blaze at W. C. Cooper Grocery on Court Street
Fire of unknown origin broke out in the W. C. Cooper grocery store on Court street just after 1 AM Sunday. Prompt discovery limited damage to a slight amount and covered by insurance.
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W. C. Cooper
Court Street
Body to be Brought Here for Burial
Mr and Mrs C G Pangburn announce from the War Department that their son William who lost his life in France during the war will be sent home for burial and his remains are expected to arrive within the next few months.
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C. G. Pangburn
War Department
William
France
Farm Wagon For Sale Stude Baker Bed and Frame
Cecil S. Greene advertises a farm wagon with a combination bed and frame for sale and provides phone contact 210.
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Studebaker
Cecil S. Greene
County Tobacco Campaign Organizes Montgomery County
The Co-Operative Tobacco Marketing Association convened at the Court House as precinct committeemen organized for Montgomery county. County Chairman C B Pattersome and Rev T B Hill spoke, with 75 percent expected to sign by Friday and most large growers already on board.
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Co-Operative Tobacco Marketing Association
Court House
Montgomery County
C. B. Pattersome
T. B. Hill
Burley Belt
Fayette County
Lexington
World War Veteran Laid to Rest Friday
World War veteran Houston Lane died at his home near Sharpshore early Friday and was buried in the Lane family cemetery, Gudgells Hill, with military honors Saturday. Montgomery Post and a detachment conducted the rites with Rev Bruce Trimble officiating and Commander Lewis Kilpatrick delivering the eulogy. Rifles fired three volleys and Bugler Howard Cockrell sounded taps.
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Houston Lane
France
Sharpshore
Gudgells Hill
Lane
Montgomery Post
Sharpsburg
Mongomery Post
Comrador Lewis Ti. Kilpatrick
Howard Cockrell
Mrs Enoch Thompson Dies in Louisville
Announcement of the sudden death of Mrs. Enoch Thompson at her Louisville home reaches this city. Former local resident, she leaves a husband and three children. She was sister in law to Mrs. Joe Turley and J. W. Thompson of this city.
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Enoch Thompson
Louisville
Corn for Sale in Sound Old Stock
Several hundred barrels of sound old corn offered for sale by R. G. Kern. Contact phone 463 for details.
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R. G. Kern
Morgan’s Men Hold Two Day Reunion at Olympian Springs
Veterans from the city attend the gathering led by Confederate cavalry leader General John Hunt Morgan in a long running reunion. Olympian Springs hosts the event with Manager Brown ensuring a pleasant stay for the attendees over the two days.
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John Hunt Morgan
Olympian Springs
Morgan
Brown
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Sweet Shop
Camargo
United States
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Winchester Wallops
County Tobacco Organization Complete
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Live Wire Agency
Clayton Howell
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