Court Clears Railway Damage Suit Frustrating "Snide" Claims
In Danville Kentucky Judge L L Walker dismissed the Shorty Jones vs Queen and Crescent Case peremptorily. The article condemns frivolous damage suits against railways and notes railroads deserve fair court treatment and prompt payment of valid claims.
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Daily Advocate
Danville
Kentucky
L. L. Walker
Shorty Jones
Queen and Crescent
Brady Harlan
Harlan
Jones
Railway Company
Joedge Walker
Advvocate
Boyle County
Walker
Alienation suit filed in Bath Circuit Court
Emmet Frateman sues for 25000 damages in Owiegsville court against Henry Hopkins of Sharpsburg and Emma McCoy of Lexington. He alleges they alienated his wife leading to divorce action. Hopkins and Mrs. McCoy are described as wealthy. Mrs Frateman is Hopkins’s sister and McCoy’s niece.
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Bath
Owiegsville
Emmet Frateman
Henry Hopkins
Sharpsburg
Emma McCoy
Lexington
ZEMO promised to cure skin and scalp troubles
Kennedy's Drug Store advertises ZEMO offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied with results for pimples, dandruff, eczema, rashes and other eruptions. The copy claims prompt relief from first application and ongoing use will destroy germ life, plus a 42 page booklet on skin care.
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Kennedy’s
Zemo
Kennedy’s Drug Store
Winchester Educator Ed C. Fox Dies by Self-Hanging
Prof. Ed C. Fox of Winchester aged 65 died by suicide in his barn last week. He served for years as principal of Winchester public schools and on the County Board of Education, was County Surveyor, and uncle to author John Fox Jr. No cause is given for the act.
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Ed C. Fox
Winchester
Winchester Public Schools
County Board of Education
John Fox, Jr
New Plumbing Firm Formed Hainline & Leverett
M R Hainline buys out W 5S Smathers in plumbing tining and gas fittings and will operate as Hainline and Leverett. The new firm offers estimates on plumbing roofing and gas fittings with guaranteed satisfaction. Sat isfaction guaranteed in every way. 23-tt.
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M. R. Hainline
W. 5S. Smathers
Tennessee’s first Republican governor takes oath
Capt. B. W. Hooper was sworn in as Tennessee’s governor, the first Republican in thirty years, amid 6000 cheering attendees despite rain. Patterson, the retiring governor, defended his record as Hooper’s speech drew playful jeers. Hooper’s address focused on steady policy and practical governance.
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Tennessee
Capt
B. W. Hooper
Hooper
Patterson
Gsoveroor
Chargin
New Meat Store Opens In Town
A new meat store announces fresh meat lineup and opening details. The note invites customers to visit and purchase at the store location, highlighting quality cuts and timely availability.
Motto Challenge Prompts Trial Conviction Debate
The statement urges a trial to prove the veracity of a motto. It calls for confidence in the process and seeks conviction through examination and evidence. The text frames the demand as a persuasive public prompt or slogan.
Langston Langston Locknane Wedding in Winchester
C. J. Locknane a tobacco man of Winchester married Viola Langston 19 daughter of Joe Langston at the bride’s home last Wednesday Reverend H D Clark performed the ceremony witnessed by many relatives in this city
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C. J. Locknane
Winchester
Viola Langston
Joe Langston
Rev. H. D. Clark
Land for Sale with Orchard and Pond in Kentucky
For sale 140 acres or divided options 530 acres with house or acres with tenant house or 40 acres no improvements. Features include a reliable spring and stock pond. Located near Mt. Sterling and Camargo via Dr. J. B. Spratt. Contact Walter H. Wright.
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Mt. Sterling
J. B. Spratt
Camargo
Walter H. Wright
Greatest Fools and the lure of dishonest wealth
An opinion piece argues that many young men chase wealth through trickery, but history shows successful, honest lives outperform those who cheat. It cites personal crises as proof that integrity yields lasting advantage over deceitful schemes.
Self Destruction In Finance Reflects Moral Fallout
The excerpt discusses why many in business choose suicide after crooked schemes are exposed. It cites banker Joseph G. Robin in New York who, despite substantial legitimate income, extended his losses through firm money to cover theft and then killed himself to avoid disgrace. The piece condemns crooks as fools paying a heavy price for illicit gains.
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New York
Joseph G. Robin
Weight shortages and quality concerns cloud cattle market
Market buyers fault the run for insufficient quality as fat bullocks decline after a strong fall, with finishers urged to market cattle at minimal cost. Demand shifts to cattle fattened cheaply, while feeders reluctant to change habits keep the cycle of high prices and scarce quality alive. Dyspepsia ad copy appears among the text.
Dean's Ointment for Piles Promises Quick Relief
Advertising copy states itching bleeding protruding or blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment. Claims chronic cases are relieved and finally cured with use. Marketed as a drug sold by druggists nationwide.
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Dean
Dish Drain Rack Becomes Kitchen Convenience
A new dish draining rack designed to hang on the side of a dish pan offers a quick, tidy way to air dry dishes. It provides a simple home improvement aimed at easing chores for the housewife and speeding up cleanup.
Lions Bring Chance for Lion Tamer Career
A positive note about facing lions in the arena offers a path to build a bold reputation as a lion tamer and potential employment with a circus audience appeal and daring appeal.
Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment advertised for sore throat relief
An advertisement claims Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment quickly relieves sore throats and cures chronic cases. Sold by W. S. Lloyd.
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Lloyd
Poverty's Quiet Hunger Sparks a Loud Call
In a concise regional voice, the piece argues poverty silences people yet hunger and lean conditions push individuals to demand attention from the wider world. It emphasizes resilience and the need for awareness of hardship.
Safe. Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls and More
Readable fragments note hornless Shorthorns called Safe Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls. Mentions Shropshire Bucks from an imported prize winning sire. Includes pure bred Poland China boars and sails and PIU. Mentions Thomas J. Bigstaff of Mt. Sterling Kentucky.
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Poland
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Glick Bros
Maysville Street
Greenwade’s
New Plumbing Firm
E. W. Stockton
Cleaner & Dyer
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Capt. Hooper
Clay's Meat Market
Langston-Locknane
W. S. Lloyd
Sterling
Frank Sarman
Greenwade
Hadden & Evans
Court St
Antwerp Ave
Hazelrigg & Son
America
Piu
Thomas J. Bigstaff
The
Ironton
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