Roosevelt Life and Times Highlight A Storied Career
A historical roster recounts Theodore Roosevelt born in New York fall 1858 and details a life of public service from New York Legislature to Rough Riders, Navy Secretary, Governor, Vice President, and President. It notes his death at Oyster Bay and lists major milestones, honors, and travels across decades.
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New York
Columbia University
National Civil Service
New York Police Board
United States Navy
First
United States Cavalry Volunteers
Roosevelt
Las Guasimas
New State
Wonderful Voice Praised Pendleton Kennaird of Louisville College
Mr Pendleton Kennaird of Louisville College of Music visited the Nelson Trimble home last week. He studies instrumental and vocal music and impressed listeners with a true tenor voice. His Sunday church singing drew praise for power range and emotional tone. A bright future in music is predicted.
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Pendleton Kennaird
Louisville College of Music
Nelson H. Trimble
Kennaird
The
Baptist Church
John McCormack
Returns to duties of Rev. J. S. Wilson at Baptist church
Rev. J. S. Wilson, who had been doing YMCA work at Camp Taylor, has requested to be relieved from further duties. He returned with Mrs. Wilson to his city home and resumed the pastorate of the Baptist church, stating he can do better work in the ministry after being asked to stay another year.
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J. S. Wilson
Camp Taylor
Graves sells cottage on Harrison Avenue to Dykins
Mr. J. C. Graves sold a cottage on Harrison Avenue to Mr. C. F. Dykins of Salt Lick. The Dykins family plans to move in and reside there with their parents joining them.
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J. C. Graves
Harrison Avenue
C. F. Dykins
Salt Lick
Mr. Dykins
Wanted-Wanted Auto Repair Man
H. H. Coppage seeks an auto repair man with a good salary. Contact 425 Office or 865 Residence for details.
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H. H. Coppage
McCormick Woman Dies After Long Illness at Versailles
Mrs. John L. McCormick died Sunday night after operation at Mayo Brothers and prolonged illness. About 64, born in Bath County, survived by husband, daughter Mrs. B Frank Chenault, four sons L C Lexington, B F Winchester, O W Paris, Stewart US Army, and many relatives. Funeral at West High Street residence conducted by Rev Clyde Darsie with burial Machpelah Cemetery. The Advocate offers sympathy.
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Mayo Bros
McCormick
Christian Church
John L. McCormick
Jesus
Bath County
B. Frank Chenault
Messrs. L. C
Lexington
B. F
Winchester
O. W
Stewart McCormick
United States Army
West High ‘Street
Clyde Darsie
B. W. Trimble
Henry Ficklin
Machpelah
Gold service button for W. Hoffman Wood at Courier-Journal
Mr. W. Hoffman Wood of this city and county received a gold service button from the Courier-Journal after nineteen years of association. The button marks fifteen years due to five year issuance limits. A letter from Hon. R. W. Bingham complimented his long service and urged continued affiliation.
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W. Hoffman Wood
Courier-Journal
Wood
R. W. Bingham
Boone hosts dinner for Ashland guests Caldwell
Mr and Mrs Buford R Boone entertained several friends Friday evening with a six o'clock dinner in honor of their guests Mr and Mrs Caldwell of Ashland Kentucky. The Caldwell couple left for Winchester Saturday for a short visit.
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Buford R. Boone
Mrs. Caldwell
Ashland
McCormick Farm Sale Ad Offers Property for Purchase
A classified ad invites buyers to consider the McCormick farm for sale. The notice highlights available acreage and seeks interested purchasers through the local newspaper.
Canan Ramed Road Engineer Elected for Two Years
The Montgomery county court today unanimously elected Mr. Canan Ramed as road engineer for two years. He takes oath and bond immediately and has long managed the Maysville pike, handling heavy traffic and earning a reputation as a capable turnpike man. He pledges full-time service, fair treatment of localities, and seeks taxpayer cooperation amid limited funds.
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Montgomery
Win
Canan
Maysville
Senff
Kern
Marry in Lexington Local Couple Wed Quietly
Mrs. Leah Coix and Mr. Wm. B. Small married Saturday in the Phoenix Hotel parlors in Lexington. The groom, manager of the Table Theatre, and the bride, popular and attractive, will set up housekeeping on Bank Street after a brief bridal tour.
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Leah Coix
Wm. B. Small
Lexington
Phoenix Hotel
Roberts
Bank Street
Advocate
Fire Destroys Barn on Whitsett Farm
A large barn on the farm of Mr. R. R. Whitsett burned last Wednesday night. The origin is unknown and about 9000 pounds of tobacco were stored inside. The barn carried only light insurance, making the loss heavy for Whitsett.
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R. R. Whitsett
Miller Property Bought On Sycamore Street
Mr W Tyler has purchased the residence of Mr Clay Miller on Sycamore Street for 3900 dollars and will move there soon with his family.
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W. 7. Tyler
Clay Miller
Sycamore Street
Miller
Narrow Escape For Mrs Judson Anderson Child Safe
Mrs Judson Anderson drove to a farm to deliver milk to a sick child. She left the three year old in the buggy and the horse wandered off. Her mother arrived to find the child unharmed and the horse at the gate three miles away.
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Judson Anderson
Anderson Place
Mrs. Anderson
Death of Miss Mary Woodford Dearing at Preston street road
Miss Mary Woodford Dearing 24 daughter of Judge W G Dearing died Monday at the parental home on Preston street road near Louisville. Born in Flemingsburg Ky she was widely connected in the state and will be buried there. She is survived by her parents and brother Maj Chenault Dearing.
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Mary Woodford Dearing
W. G. Dearing
Movers Plan Relocations on Maysville Street
Judge Earl W. Senft will relocate this week to his new home on Maysville street just completed. J. C. Graves and family move to the DeHaven property on Maysville street occupying it until spring then move to Graves farm on the Paris pike. Joe Stephens and family will move soon to the residence he recently bought from J. C. Graves.
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Earl W. Senft
Maysville Street
J. C. Graves
DeHaven
Graves
Paris Pike
Joe Stephens
Visiting Mother Here Private Satterwhite Receives Army Discharge
Private Gilbert H. Satterwhite from Camp Taylor received an honorable discharge after serving with the Base Hospital. He joined his wife and will spend a week with his mother Mrs. M. G. Satterwhite before moving to Akron Ohio to manage a large drug store. The note ends with a local land sale advertisement reference.
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Gilbert H. Satterwhite
Camp Taylor
Army
Satterwhite
M. G. Satterwhite
Akron
Ohio
Satterwhite sells West High Street home for 6000
Mrs M G Satterwhite sold the residence on West High Street to Mrs Nick Hadden for 6000 with possession February 1. The modern well located home will be occupied by Mr Hadden and his daughters who will rent the Antwerp avenue property they now occupy. Fred McCormick offers a fine farm for sale in the 28-2 issue.
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M. G. Satterwhite
West High Street
Nick Hadden
Tobacco Market Averages Weigh Crops Against Averages
Fragmentary report discusses tobacco market data and crop quality averages used to judge overall performance. Mentions growers, market prices, and unspecified benchmarks guiding pricing decisions.
Senate Passes Dry District Bill in Senate
The dry district measure passed 42 to 18. It prohibits importing spirits into the District and aims to curb bootlegging, which has troubled Washington police. A House bill with good prospects is before the chamber for early passage.
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Washington
Baltimore
Notice to creditors of Henry Parrish deceased
All persons having claims against Henry Parrish deceased must present property or proof to attorney John A. Judy within twenty days. January 6, 1919. Alf Wyatt administrator of Henry Parrish.
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Henry Parrish
John A. Judy
Alf. Wyatt
Admr
Face Injury to Master Reid McKee
Master Reid McKee suffered a facial cut last week when his face struck a tin wheelbarrow. A physician dressed the wound and he is recovering as well as could be expected.
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Reid McKee
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Epolsnseet
Flanders
W York
Theore
Martha Bullock Roosevelt
Biss
Harvard University
Alice Tee
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
North Dakota
Edith Kermit
United States
Yale University
William McKinley
Northwestern University
University of Pennsylvania
Clark University
Russia
Japan
William H. Taft
Mississippi
South
Edward VII
England
Assasin
Milwaukee
War Department
Columbia Victrolandison
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Versailles
Ella Ficklin McCormick
W. F. Horton
Horton
Miller Property
McCarmen Land Sale
Bis Paper
Fred McCormick
Senate
Saul
Bruce Duff
H. Clay McKee
Frien
Judge McKee
8. B. Lane
Richmond Avenue
McCormick Land Sale
Just
Schumacher
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