Christmas notes and local farm trades in Weston area
The column reports visits by Charlie Wills family and relatives, typhoid illness of Markland, and Christmas events. It also notes a sale of 28 shoats at 8 1 2 cents per pound, a coal and chicken house fire at Safe Kissick, a marriage between Wm Mallory and Emma C Blunt, and land sale by Reuben Baynes at 65 dollars per acre on Slate Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Tapp
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Bim
Whitehead
Robi, Chapple
Weston
Kissick
Reuben Baynes
Wm. Jones
Slate Creek
Card of Thanks for McFarland Family
We thank our friends and neighbors for kind assistance during the death of our beloved daughter and sister Mrs. Wm. kK. McFarland. Also Brother Darsie for ministry and comfort. A.A. Ramey and wife brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kk. McFarland
Darsie
Chiropractor Marshall offers free spine analysis in Winchester
Read for health s sake and discover how spinal alignment affects wellbeing. J Homer Marshall a chiropractor based in McEldowney Building Winchester invites free consultations and spine analysis for all ages highlighting safety and noninvasive adjustments.
Fifty Acres of Grass Wanted Near Moss
Classified notice seeks fifty acres of grass land near Moss. Contact phone 669 J-1 for response.
Death of Mrs Anna Sampson at Lexington Home
Mrs Anna Sampson 81, died at her daughter Mrs Elvin Haney in Lexington Kentucky on Thursday December 21. She is survived by five sons Tom Matt George John Will and two daughters including Mrs Haney and Mrs Corner Fletcher plus Mrs Jim Fletcher and Mrs Will Masterson. Funeral held Friday at 2 pm from residence Rev Caswell preached burial in Lexington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sampson
Elvin Haney
Lexington
Byron Combs
Wolfe County
John Brooks Sampson
Tom
Matt Sampson
George
John
Will Sampson
Jim and
Corner Fletcher
Bourbon County
Will Masterson
Newport
Presbyterian Church
K. J. Caswell
Lexington Cemetery
Robert Haney
Living Costs on Farm Value to Farm Families of Food Fuel and Shelter
A Department of Agriculture bulletin explains why farms show profit under strict bookkeeping but seem to lose money. It argues food fuel and shelter supplied to the farm family without cash cost create hidden value, based on a survey of 1000 families in 14 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Young County Couple Wed Here Last Week
Lee Roy Bramble a 19 year old farmer and Margid Lee Plick 16, both from this county, obtained a license and were married by Rev. Robert M. Reynolds. The groom is son of Newt Brable and the bride daughter of Bettie Plick. Relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roy Bramble
Margid Lee Plick
Robert M. Reynolds
Newt Brable
Bettie Plick
Lost Seal Skin Collar Between Two Addresses
A seal skin collar is reported missing between J. G. Trimble's residence and Claude Dunavent's on Claystreet. A reward is offered by the Advocate office for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Trimble
Claude Dunavent
Advocate Office
Ge Reward
Also Mentioned on This Page
AR. Robertson
Loose Leaf Tobacco’ Warehouse
A. R. Robertson
A.J. Bray
Kentucky Utilities Company
Howard's Mill
Charlie Wills
Earl Markland
June Barnes
Keller Botts
Preston
Omer Staton
Hampton Montjoy
Dayton, O
J. T. Barnes
Wm. Mallory
Mt. Sterling
Edenburg
Ind
Emma C. Blunt
Bourbon Remedy Company
Lexindion
Bassett Drug Co
J. Homer Marshall
McEldowney
Winchester
Mt. Sterling _ Advocate
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
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Traders’ National. Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
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