Obituary and Local News Across Thompson Station Area
Vina Benningfield, Dr. A. T. Knox of Thompson Station, and John Maxwell of Clay City visited Saturday. Gleston Bryant, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant, died December 23 1921 from bone cancer. Ova Faulkner attended funeral for three year old Z T Faulkner from croup. Willie Ragan notes illness of Mrs. Joe Staton. Richard Carpenter and wife hosted a dance. they moved to a new home. Mrs. Sallie Reid closed her school with a town entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Knox
Thompson Station
John Maxwell
Clay City
B. J. Rogers
Bowen
Gleston Bryant
Ova Faulkner
Frankfort
Z. T. Faulkner
Chester Turley
Robert Thompson
Mary Goodpaster
Saltwell
American Legion Moves On Memorials and Veterans Aid
The American Legion outlines plans to build a national archives building for World War records and erect a bronze tablet honoring a comrade who died in service. It advances a veterans loan fund with low interest, and pushes nursing profession protections while expanding English and civics education at posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Archives
American Legion
Committee On Memorials
The
Greater
Veterans and Ex-Soldiers Policy Debates Highlight 1926 Roundup
New York hosts the Americanization push as Veterans Bureau reforms draw Legion protests over civilian status for medical officers. Statistics show the sunny South luring unemployed veterans, while a state soldier land program offers $1000 and rustic jobs for a farm tract. American Legion aims to curb narcotics in hospitals, and plans for a large joint conference with Pershing Denby and Harding. Ronald Harding receives Argentine cherries aboard the American Legion ship as Mayo brothers prepare to lead a $320,000 hospital project for former troops with income-adjusted charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
John Thomas ‘Taylor
American Legion
Bureau of Efficiency
Premier Briand Arrives and Quips About Dry Land
Report notes Premier Briand's arrival and his remark I am glad to get on dry land signaling relief after sea travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Butter and poultry markets show rising output and price shifts
Domestic butter supplies grow with imports creating market gluts and lower center values while ample storage persists. Poultry receipts dip as stock is diverted to egg production. spring roosters from 1921 appear staggy and fetch lower prices. Eggs rise in receipts but markets close lower, with weather swings affecting fresh egg values.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. T. Reis
Locust Street
Vina Benningfield
Earth
Heaven
Willie Ragan
Joe Staton
Richard Carpenter
the Advocate
American Legion News
Jim
Sailor
Senate
John Thomas Taylor
Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Taylor
Rire
Middle West
Atlantic
John P. Cline
Kentucky Bluestone Co
Timay
New York
Board of Education
American Legion Employment Bureau
Birmingham
Soldier Land
C. R. Forbes
Veteras’ Bureau
A. W.C.L
National Headquarters
Pershing
Denby
Harding
California
Narcotic Control Association
James A. Johnston
California State Prison
Wisconsin
United States
Rio de Janiero
William and
Charles Mayo
Legion
J. B. Spratt
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Winn Street
County High School
Lindsay Alley
A. N. Crooks
WM. Cravens
H. L. Clarke
North Sycamore Street
Clarke
Palmer School of Chiropractice
Davenport
Iowa
Produce
Bourbon Farm
Bourbon County
Montgomery County
Sue Evans
Clay Street
Siro Bia
Atlanta
F. C. Duerson
the Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Washington and
Associated Press
Congress
Kentucky General Assembly
CouHer Journal
the Daily Courier-Journal
Advocate
Tennessee
Ay Ad Lal
Laidville Times
Courier-Journal
Office of the
Mt, Sterling
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!