Classified ads mix sale items and services in Lexington market
Classified column lists pianos and talking machines for sale at Bank St Mt Sterling J H Brown manager and J H Templeman Piano Co Lexington. employment offers for civil service prep. auctioneer John W Bain Lexington. machine shop and welding services. motorcycle and radiator shops. almanac observation and watch chain query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank St
Mt. Sterling
J. H. Brown
J. H. Templeman Piano Co
North Broadway
Lexington, Ky
Prohibition Ticket Swing In Family Lineage
A note contrasts the old fashioned man who championed liberty and human rights with his son who now votes the Prohibition ticket, highlighting a generational shift in political stance and values.
Attorneys' suggested Kentucky law changes outlined in Louisville
The Commonwealth's Attorneys' Association outlines amendments for the current session. Proposals include reducing peremptory challenges to eight for defendants, expanding punishment for carnal knowledge of a girl under sixteen, creating a law enforcement officer to gather testimony, allowing the official stenographer in grand juries, and extending horse theft rewards to cover automobiles.
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Commonwealth
Attorneys’ Association
Louisville
Kentucky
Carnally
Butter supplies rise as eggs increase and prices drop
Large poultry stocks persist through the holidays with a lighter farm movement but ample current needs. Fresh eggs rise in many regions due to mild open weather, with some fowl held back. Butter output jumps over 50 percent for the week ending December 24, aided by shipments from Australia and modest Danish arrivals, signaling a full butter supply and moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers
Australia
New York
Denmark
Marry Here Oliver Wills and Lula Harden Tie The Knot
Oliver Wills and Lula Harden, a popular couple from near Side View, were married in this city Wednesday. The Rev. J. B. Ragan officiated at his home and the couple left for a brief bridal trip.
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Oliver Wills
Lula Hardin
Side View
J. 8. Ragan
Redryers Will Aid Burley Pool
The Burley Tobacco Growers Association pressed ahead with plans to redry all burley and discussed plant capacity at a Friday conference in Lexington with Ralph M. Barker and local redryer owners. Redryer participation and joint efforts were praised as cooperative and promising, with 113th warehouse contract taken over by Farmers' and Planters' Tobacco Warehouse Company in Maysville and more details to come this week. Secretary H. L. Early resumed duties after settling affairs in Louisville.
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Burley
Barker
Farmers’ and Planters’ Tobacco Warehouse Company
Maysville
H. L. Early
Louisville
National Bank of Kentucky
Association
South Broadway
Lexington
Carolina Pool Tops Target in Bright Leaf Tobacco Drive
North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia tobacco growers have pledged 350 million pounds to the pool, 7 million above the minimum. James C. Stone of the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative says the plan gains strength with legal adviser Aaron Sapiro aiding from Christmas Day. Clifton Redes and Major William Collins assisted in the final campaign days. Stone notes grading rules will be set this week and Ralph M Barker may reveal district warehouse personnel.
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Bright Leaf Belt
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
James C. Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Aaron Sapiro
Associatins
Sapiro
Clifton Redes
Burgin
William Collins
Paris
Stone
Burley Association
Ralph M. Barker
Kentucky
Indiana
Flesher Petroleum Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Flesher Petroleum Company of Lexington Kentucky will be held at 610 Fayette Bank building at 10 o'clock am January 9 1922 to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business. By W J Filesher President.
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Flesher Petroleum Company
Lexington
Fayette Bank Building
W. J. Filesher
Four advice phrases on perseverance and honesty
The quote urges keeping faith with resilience and integrity, noting that some failures stem from honesty. It presents contrasts between backing away and giving benefit of the doubt, warning against overconfidence.
Thompson back from Cincinnati on sick list
J. F. Thompson has returned from Cincinnati from his Christmas tour and is on the sick list at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lafe Staton. Of course, there is plenty of room at the top. As soon as a man gets there he feels an irresistible impulse to push everybody else off.
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J. F. Thompson
Cincinnati
Lafe Staton
American Legion of
Omaha
Neb
Marie Anderson
Leavenworth
Kan
Slacker of the United States Seeks Honor
A Idaho man calling himself P. E. Saylor seeks top slacker status by writing Governor Hart claiming fame from wartime service. Federal agents and Legion members search for him as debates over medals and glory unfold.
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Grover C. Bergdoll
P. E. Saylor
Genessee
Idaho
United States
Hart
Washington
American Legion
West
Federal Reserve Bank Cash and Due from Banks Ledger
Balance sheet itemization shows cash and due from banks totaling 215 429 77 with overall totals of 910 855. It lists capital stock surplus undivided profits circulation and deposits including individual deposits and a stockholder dividend credit. W L Millpatrick signs as cashier.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Capital
U. S
Banking Asset Items and Surplus Funds Mentioned
The fragment lists Loans and Discounts US Bonds Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Overdrafts Cash on Hand Due from Banks Surplus Bills Payable and a partial LA eis note indicating a ledger balance or item. The readable items suggest a balance sheet line group from a bank or financial institution.
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U. S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
War era tax exemptions and aid for veterans highlight needs
The Amer Legion reports veterans may claim income tax exemptions on pensions and war risk allowances. Hospital access disputes at Hot Springs delay care for wounded ex soldiers. Farmers face losses from inferior livestock raising costs, while poultry and egg production costs vary with breed. A Bryn Mawr president described as under tight scrutiny.
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American Legion
Legislative Committee
Legion
Army and Navy Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
The
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F. Parks
J. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Equitable Bldg
Washington, D. C
Walter M. Reissinger
Timmins Machine Shop
W. Vine St
Lexington Engine and Boiler Works
WM. Adams & Son
West Main Street
John Deere
J. R. Lyons
Ragan-Gay Garage
Harley- Davidson
Excelsior Motorcycles
Adams & Young
East Short Street
Jexington
B. Green
E. Main St
Produce
the Advocate
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Maysville Street
Burley Pool
Carolina Pool
Salt Lick News
American Legion News
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Cadman
House Committee On Immigration
John Thomas Taylor
White Plains
N Y
France
Los Angeles
Jones
Cabot Ward
Interallied Veterans Federation
Oklahoma
Ellis Island
American Legion Auxiliary
Secretary of the Navy
International Association of Machinists
Mt. Sterling National Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
Resources
U.S
J. S. Treas
Total
Exchange Bank OF Kentucky
LA Eis
B. Frank Perry
Cashler
Fortieth
Montgomery National Bank
J. H. Conner
Traders National Bank
MI. Sterling, Kentucky
United States Bonds
Redemption Fund
J. C. Greene
Cashier
Surgeon General of
Army
U. S. Veteran Bureau
Bryn Mawr
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