Notice on dog license and penalties in Montgomery County
The clerk warns that nonpayment of dog licenses by January 1, 1919 incurs fines up to 100 dollars or up to three months in jail. Unlicensed dogs may be killed, and hosts are liable for penalties if allowing a licensed or unlicensed dog to roam. Licensing costs are 1 dollar for the first male, 2 dollars for each additional male, 2 dollars for the first female, and 4 dollars for each additional female. Call at the clerk’s office before January 1, 1919 to avoid penalties. Keller Greene, Clerk of Montgomery County Court.
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Keller Greene
Montgomery County Court
Commonwealth
Commissioner of Agriculture
Couty
Kentucky dog licensing act 1918 text with penalties
The excerpt outlines definitions for owner and kennel as well as licensing procedures for dogs, annual license fees, required water metal tags on collars, and assessor duties. It also sets penalties for noncompliance and false statements, emphasizing licensing as mandatory from January 1, 1919, with exceptions for breeding shows. The closing line comments on leadership and mediocrity.
Tobacco Market Opens With Steady Sales and Hopes for Higher Prices
The market opens with steady receipts and improving quality as buyers seek top color and farmers anticipate a crop average above 30 cents. Prices are expected to rise once business gains momentum, with few rejections and growers pleased with current payments.
O Connell's Shoe Laboratory Repairs at Maysville Street
Prolong the lite of your shoes by having them repaired at O Connell's Shoe Laboratory located on Maysville Street opposite Lloyd's Cafe. 83-If
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O’connell’s Shoe Labratory
Maysville St
Lloyd’s Cafe
Paint Oil Shortage Sparks Price Surge
The Philadelphia Record notes a looming linseed oil shortage as demand outpaces supply. Prices have jumped from 25 cents to 50 cents a gallon last year and may reach 2.50 dollars soon, with Argentina as a key supplier and Germany previously absorbing the byproducts.
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Germany
Philadelphia
Argentina
Obituary Tribute to J. W. H., Sr a Life of Faith
The passage honors J. W. H., Sr a respected citizen, recalling his devout faith and saintly character. It reflects on his trials by fire his grace saved life and ends with the sentiment asleep in Jesus a blessed sleep. The tribute expresses sorrow and admiration for a heritage rich and emulable.
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Jesus
Farm For Sale Near Mt. Sterling Kentucky
A 26 acre farm offers a 2 story frame house a new 5 bent tobacco barn tenant house and a blacksmith shop with all outbuildings. The land is mostly grass with six acres sown in rye. Contact L. B. Reasor Mt Sterling Ky R BR 4.
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Court House
Mt. Sterling
Camargo Pike
H. R. Prewtt
Spencer Pike
L. B. Reasor
R. BR
Quote on artists as era reflections and future prophets
A reflective line states that every great artist embodies a bygone age or acts as a precursor to a golden future, framing art as either memory or prophecy.
Practically new 8 cylinder Olds car for sale
Olds mobile five passenger clover leaf design with five Silver Cord tires in top condition. Car owned by daughter living out of state. can be shown. Also offering a Ford runabout with oversized tires. Contact Henry Judy 27-31 phone 674 Mr Sterling Ky.
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Henry Judy
Mr. Sterling
Senator Sherman cautions on European ties and old jokes
A playful feature riffs on politics ethics and manners with references to Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois. It teases temptations European diplomacy and the old grandma with spectacles while hinting at a Dog Law and courtroom rhetoric in a light satirical tone.
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United States
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Illinois
Europe
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MR. S. P. Hunt
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Congress
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Temple of Illusions
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