Sale of 197 acre farm near Antioch church
Agents for Mason Young announce sale of the John E. Young place on December 22 1919 starting at 10 am rain or shine. The 197 acre farm near Slate Creek two miles from Spencer Station and seven miles from Mt. Sterling will be offered in two tracts then as a whole. Tract 2 covers about 93 acres with a 5 room house a small barn and outbuildings. All in grass except 20 acres in corn with seven acres overflow bottom land. Three springs border Slate Creek and both tracts are well fenced and well watered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate Creek
Antioch Church
Town Branch Pike
Spencer Station
Mt. Sterling
Church
Good School
John E. Young
West End
Remount Board Ties Civilian Lead to Run Horse Program
The United States Army Remount Board votes to maintain a permanent civilian membership to guide horse production for cavalry artillery and transport. Notable civilians include Major August Belmont and Thomas Hitchcock, joined by Clarke and Hancock among others, as military members rotate in and out to avoid stagnation. The panel endorses runner and trotter breeds as key to national defense, citing durability and wartime value over thoroughbreds amid auto and truck competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Remon
William @. Snow
Jesse Mel. Carter
F. S. Armstrong
John 8. Fair
Bruce Palmer
George H. Cameron
John F. Taulbee
Hayden Channing
Channing
New England
Remount Board
Major August Belmont
Jockey Club of
New York
United States
John H. Mohler
Arthur B. Hancock
Ellerslie Stud
Virginia
Claiborne Stud
Kentucky
Ellerslie
Claiborne
Saratoga
F. Ambrose Clark
Algernon Daingerfield
Jockey Club
Robert E. Strawbridge
Pennsylvania
Thomas Hitchcock
Philip M. Walker
Walker
United States Army
Clarke County
United States Army Remount Board
Major Belmont
Lucullite
Mad Hatter
Hancock
Hitchcock
Clark
Army
Strawbridge
France
Morrow appoints new control board for Kentucky
Governor Morrow accepts the resignations of the State Board of Control leaders and names five replacements. New appointees include Dr. W. A. Ganfield Edward W. Hines Fred M. Sackett Clarence A. McElroy and Lafon K. Riker. Board to grow to seven with future additions through legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control of Penal and Charitable Institutions of
Kentucky
Morrow
Henry Hines
Bowling Breen
J. 8. Burton
Lebanon
Tom Hatcher
Pikeville
Herbert Carr
Fulton
J. F. Butts
Carrollton
W. A. Ganfield
Danville
Centre College
Edward W. Hines
Louisville
State Council of Defense
Fred M. Sackett
Clarence A. McElroy
Bowling Green
Lafon K. Riker
Harrodsburg
Federated Women’s Clubs of Kentucky
George Sprague
Lexington
Alice
Gavesnes
Senate
Board of Control
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Hines
Hatcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason Young
Will On
Birdsell
Randall Harrow
J. I. Case
Oliver Chilled
McCormick
Superior
Mr. Young
Cravens & Turpin
WM. Cravens
Walker Turpin
Sales
Mgr
NEW Control Board
Iff
Mr. Carr
R. H. White & CO Draggicte
East Main Bt
The
H.H. Piper Co
Southern Tent & Awning CO
East Short Street
Lexington, Kentucky
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