Local Notices Chronicle Family News and Farm Trades
Henry Gaitskill died, Uncle Joe Johnson is ill from a fall, Oscar Henry and Miss Lillie Curtis wed in Maysville. Tobacco trades at 9-10 cents, fires destroy Sam Oldson's house, crops sold to Wallace and others, ice weather and cattle feeding begin. Dances, travels, lessons, and farm rents appear. rural life notes include weather, weddings, and local commerce.
Advertising success shown by Schirmer Drug CO case in Saginaw
The piece notes how Schirmer Drug Co of Saginaw Michigan grew from a half mile residence shop with irregular ads to a large modern store after adopting newspaper advertising. It credits James Fessner and the Courier Herald for promoting vivid ads and real news about items to sell, enabling expansion and the largest prescription department in the city. It also cites a hardware firm, Gemmill Hardware Co, that expanded after a similar advertising push. It then covers Judge Fuson inviting Bell county boys to corn and potato clubs for 1912 with cash prizes, praising growing rural clubs and postulates broader benefits for Kentucky farmers and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schirmer Drug CO
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
James & Fess&r
Courier-Herald
Gemmill Hardware CO
B. A. Fuson
Bell County
Kentucky
Judge Fuson
Coe
Rev Richeson Confesses to Poisoning Former Sweetheart
The Rev C V T Richeson, once pastor of Immanuel Baptist Cambridge, made a written confession to poisoning his former sweetheart Avis Linnell. His counsel released the statement which includes his signature affirming guilt of the indicted offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. T. Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Avis Linnell
Richeson
Notice of Estate Claims and Court Sittings in Mt Sterling
B H Coyle Admix case sittings begin January 23 1912 at Mt Sterling Kentucky with final date January 26 1912 all persons having claims against the estate of B H Coyle must prove them properly per public notice filed in the court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
B. H. Vile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advocate
James Kendall
Henry Gaitskill
Joe Johnson
Oscar Henry
Vancie Laughlin
Mr. Wallace
Jessamine County
Bird Kidd
Omera Stockdale
Sam Oldson
William McCray
John Bettis
Tom Hinkle
John Burris
John Hawkins
James Leggett
R. R. *Rouch
Thorion Johnson
Stanly Henry
D. T. Henry
Oscar Kendall
Jesse Davis
Hickory Valley
Tann
Mary L. Johnson
Bourbon
Taylor Flanders
Near High Top
Walter Ishmael
Will Wren
Bessie Henry
Lynchburg
J. H. Henry
Henry Caywood
Stoops
B. M. Goodan
Len Roberson
Ashland
Barbers’ Trade
Clay & Foley
I. F. Tabb
H. A. Lyter
Owingsville
T. N. Coons
Roy
Byrd
Lexington
Ruby Ficklin
W. M. Kissick
Little Rock
Harrison Conn
I. C. Hunt
Springfield
Perry County
J. H. Gillaspie
Clifton Bush
Grassy Lick
James Robbins
Winchester
Greenwade’s
William C. Freeman
Potato Club
M. J. Moss
Newmeyer’s
Greenwade
Charles Hall
Georgetown
Ammerman
Newtown and
Oxford
Newtown
Blue Grass
B. B. Peak
J. M. Hall
Charles, Hall
Fairs
B. B. Peak, Auctioneer
Rev. Richeson
Montgomery Circuit Court
Grace C. Coyle
B. H. Coyle
Sloan
Julia Tuomas
J. Cal
Martin J. Tunis
16Th Ave
Paterson
N. J
Earls
Boston
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