Cattle Market Brisk with Wide Range of 1800 Head Sold
About 1,800 cattle and some horses changed hands at brisk prices. 1100 lb steers mostly 4 to 5 per hundredweight, yearlings 4.25 to 4.75, cows 3 to 4.4, bulls 3 to 4, with numerous named buyers and consignors from Fayette, Bourbon, Robertson, and Lexington counties. Horse sales included a bay mare for 250 and a gelding for 150. display at The Novelty Store drew readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Lexington
Frank Helton
J. T. Denton
Fayette County
Henry Lemastre
Sol Vanmeter
A. B. Patrick
C. H. Garth
Georgetown
Geo. Halsey
H. V. Burns
Robertson County
Thos. Cooper
Buford Tracy
J. H. Arnett
Wheeler & Snell
Fred Craycroft
Jno. Blanton
Fred Brown
Thos. Adams
Jas. McDonald
Sam Wheeler
Simon Wiel
R. H. Trimble
Henry Murphy
A. C. Kerns
Carlisle
Letcher Byrd
Sam Hunter
Jas. Fisher
Bourbon County
J. M. Rose
Sam Laythram
Chas. Duff
Ino
Death of T. Aquinas Laughlin Stirs City
T. Aquinas Laughlin aged 18 died Monday night after months of ill health. Survived by mother and grandfather, four brothers and five sisters. Services at St Patrick's Church Wednesday morning at 10 conducted by Father Rohrer, burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Aquinas Laughlin
F. C. Laughlin
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Rohrer
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Vanarsdell's Fruit Aisle Advertises Bananas and More
Local ad for Vanarsdell's lists bananas oranges apples and grapes with candies and fruit of all kinds. Sells at 22 33S and notes E Kelly and Co with phone number 2 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
E. Kelly & Co
Wreck blocks railroad line near Preston delaying trains
Twelve freight cars derailed on the C and O near Preston around 4 am Friday. The engine remained on track and no injuries were reported. Through eastbound service from Lexington rerouted via Covington to Ashland, with local trains shuttling passengers to the wreck site for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lexington
Covington
Ashland
Saloon Moved to South Side of Main Street
Mr P H Davis will relocate his saloon from the north side of Main Street to the building bought by Mr Joe Miller and vacated by Mr Mike Holland. The shift places all Main Street saloons on the south side in line with a council petition from the Methodist church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Davis
Main Street
Joe Miller
Mike Holland
Mr. Davis
Said Street
Methodist Church
Prewitt and Owings Wed Quietly at Home
The marriage of Clifton R. Prewitt and Bettie Owings occurred quietly at the bride’s home on the Owingsville pike with only immediate family present. Rev. J. C. Cummins officiated, and the couple then traveled by train to Louisville for a brief bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton R. Prewitt
Bettie Owings
Owingsville Pike
J. C. Cummins
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Joshua Owings
Montgomery County
Caswell Prewitt
Buggy robe found. black on one side and figured on the other
A buggy robe with one black side and one figured side is found and returned to J. R. Gatewood. The finder is asked to bring it to him for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gatewood
Largest toy line debut at The Fair draws crowds
Shoppers flock to The Fair as the town showcases the largest line of toys in the area. Vendors highlight new releases and popular classics, drawing families and collectors to the exhibition halls.
Gas Break Repaired Quickly After City Line Leak
Last Friday a break appeared in the main gas supply line. Mr Tonkin led rapid repairs by sending men in cars. Many businesses lacked lights and fires for hours, residents ate cold suppers, but the company is not blamed for the incident. Cash buys Xmas candy at Greenwade's. John Robinson's store on Maysville and Court streets offers Lavaliere necks and a full stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tonkin
John Robinson
Maysville
Court Streets
Pangburn to Move from Harper House to Lexington Ave
Mr C G Pangburn will move from the Harper house on Winn street after years of occupation to the Methodist church property on Lexington avenue. He has purchased a fine lot on Lexington and plans a modern brick home to start in early spring.
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C. G. Pangburn
Harper
Winn Street
Methodist Church
Lexington Avenue
Pangburn
Congressional district changes proposed in state redistricting
Proposed readjustment shifts multiple counties among districts. Christian moves to the First District, Ohio to the Second, Butler to the Fourth, Adair to the Fourth, Hart and Green to the Third, Casey to the Eighth, Clark to the Eighth, Trimble Carroll and Gallatin to the Seventh, Montgomery Menifee Morgan and Elliott to the Ninth, Perry Owsley Jackson and Letcher to the Tenth. Webster and Union exit the First for the Second. Clark Powell Estill and Lee move from the Seventh to the First. They note limited appellate changes and include an unrelated shoe advertisement.
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Christian
Ohio
Butler
Adair
Hart
Green
Casey
Clark
Trimble
Carroll and Gallatin
Montgomery
Menifee
Morgan
Elliott
Perry
Owsley
Jackson
Letcher
Webster
Union
Clark, Powell, Estill
Lee
New Bookkeeper for Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Richard Apperson resigns as bookkeeper at Exchange Bank of Kentucky. Henry R. Bright elected by unanimous board vote to fill the vacancy and has accepted. Bright, an expert accountant and former circuit clerk, brings broad experience and strong local ties to the bank. Apperson plans future business endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Apperson
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Henry R. Bright
Bright
Apperson
Magowan Sells Stock as Montgomery Fair Elects New Leader
Directors of the Montgomery Fair Association buy James R. Magowan's stock and plan to elect a new president after his retirement from the presidency. Magowan has led the organization since its start and aided its success. A January meeting will decide the new leadership. The ad notes items at The Variety Store and urges value comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Fair Association
James R. Magowan
Association
Magowan
The
Fair Company
Board names Montgomery county Board of Supervisors of Taxes
County Judge G. Allen McCormick appoints M. O. Cockrell W. H. Strossman Jr J P Highland James Welsh J M Pieratt F P Boyd and Wm N Anderson to the Montgomery county Board of Supervisors of Taxes. The appointees are men of means and familiar with county and city property values. U S Shoes for men, They wear well and are comfortable. Try a par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. McCormick
Board of Supervisors
Montgomery
G. Allen McCormick
Board of Supervisors of
Montgomery County
Messrs. M. O. Cockrell
W. H. Strossman, Jr
J. P. Highland
James Welsh
J. M. Pieratt
F. P. Boyd
Wm. N. Anderson
Fire destroys carriage factory and livery stable
A Monday night blaze at East High street damaged A. C. Tipton’s carriage factory and Wick Bush’s livery, with total losses estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars, mostly insured. Names listed include Tipton, Cockrell, Bush, Pieratt, and Markland & Jackson. origin is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Tipton
East High Street
Wick Bush
G. C. Anderson
A. C Tipton
B. F. Cockrell
Asa Pieratt
Largest Xmas Candy Supply with Nuts Oranges and Apples
A local ad offers the largest supply of Christmas candies, nuts, oranges, and apples with a contact number shown as 85 and 100 for ordering or inquiries.
Beautiful Show Windows At Panch and Graves Store
Two Maysville street display windows in the lower room of Panch and Graves attract attention with holiday gift suggestions. Decorated by Mr. Howard Wyatt, noted for his talent and taste, the displays aid shoppers in choosing Christmas presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville Street
Panch & Graves
Howard Wyatt
Rooms for Rent on Sycamore Street
Light housekeeping rooms available on Sycamore Street offered by G. E. Coons at 240f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
G. E. Coons
Shower Stick Gift at Robinsons Jewelry Store
A note suggests buying a shower stick presented in an elegant vanity box at Robinsons Jewelry Store, with the handle set to match the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson’s
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Highland Gay
Bridges Bros
Bud Smith
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Wm. Razor
G. W. Denton
Aquinas Laughlin
Robinson
J. W. Jones
C. R. Prewitt
Miss Bettie Owings
Greenwade’s
Congressional
RED Cross
J. H. Brunner
Montgomery County Fair Association
Ricketts & McCormick
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