Missionary Society Event At First Methodist Church
Mrs. J. E. Grubbs of Winchester and Miss Lena Phillips of Nicholasville will speak at an all day Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the First Methodist church in Lexington. Morning session starts 10 oclock and afternoon at 2 with an evening address at 7 thirty on youth and missions work. Citizens invited.
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J. E. Grubbs
Winchester
Woman’s Missionary Society
Kentucky
Lena Phillips
Nicholasville
Lexington
First Methodist Church
Chiles Wins at Kentucky Poultry Show in Lexington
Chiles & Co. won multiple awards at the Kentucky Poultry Show in Lexington. Buff Orpingtons earned first for Cockerel, Hen, and Pullet with additional placements. Blue Orpingtons, White Runner Ducks, Buff Orpington Ducks, Silkies, and Rhode Island Reds also collected top honors including multiple firsts and second-place finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles & Co
Lexington
Kentucky
Rhode Island Reds
Retirement of Judge Ino Trimble from Hart-Smithville precincts
The retirement on January 5th of Esq Ino C Trimble as Magistrate in the Hart Smithville precincts marks the removal from the Montgomery Fiscal Court of one of its oldest members. He served sixteen consecutive years and never missed a meeting, a record we doubt will be equaled.
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Esq
Ino. C. Trimble
Hart-Smithville
Montgomery
Local Option Case Set for Friday in Montgomery County
The Montgomery county local option case was continued to Friday January 16 due to illness of Judge James H. Hazelrigg. The whiskey case will be heard by Judges Hobson Settle Miller and Turner as observers expect a statewide ruling.
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Montgomery County
Court of Appeals
James H. Hazelrigg
Whiskey
Hobson
Settle
Miller
Turner
With in the Law to Open Local Presentation
Bayard Veiller’s melodrama With in the Law comes to town, staged by the American Play Company. A strong cast and elaborate scenery accompany the production, which has thrilled New York audiences for over a year.
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Law
Bayard Veiller
New York
American Play Company
Fred Dietz Marries Mil Wyatt in Whitesburg Ceremony
News from last week reports the marriage of Fred Dietz to Mil dred Wyatt of Whitesburg. Dietz, son of Adolph Dietz, formerly lived here where he made many friends who will follow the news with interest.
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Fred Dietz
Mildred Wyatt
Whitesburg
Dietz
Adolphetz
Accident turns playful gun into flesh wound
Franklin Reynolds 10, son of Dr. and Mrs. J F Reynolds, accidentally shot Clay Cisco Jr in the leg while playing cowboy at Mr. Clay Cisco's home. The 38 caliber pistol discharged. no bone was broken and the boy is recovering. Reynolds had taken his father’s pistol without permission and did not know it was loaded. The incident serves as a caution to youths about handling firearms.
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Franklin Reynolds
J. F. Reynolds
Clay Cisco
Clay Cisco, Jr
Reynolds
Debtors and Delinquent Subscriptions Reminder
Homer Hoch prints a front page box urging timely debt payment and apologizing for delays. The note compares different debtor attitudes and asks readers to check their subscription status and settle arrears promptly.
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Homer Hoch
Marion
Kas
Lenox Soap Special Sale at The Fair
Special sale ads announce Lenox Soap at The Fair next Saturday and Monday January 17 and 19. Ten cakes per person for 25 cents each.
Fitzpatrick Case Goes to Circuit Court After Third Trial
The jury ruled for W. Taylor Fitzpatrick after a ten minute verdict in a case to set aside a trustee and restore property valued over 100000 to Fitzpatrick. He was previously declared incompetent. Judge Dennis Duncan and H B Kin solving represented him. The case is appealed to the circuit court.
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W. Taylor Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Dennis Duncan
Paris
H. B. Kinsolving
Bankrupt Sale Closes National Racket Store on South Maysville
Alfred Jones of Paris has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition leading to the closure of The National Racket Store on South Maysville Street. The action lists the store as bankrupt and names Jones as owner.
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South
Maysville Street
Alfred Jones
Paris
Church Repainted and Repaired With Generous Paint Donation
The Episcopal church and the parsonage were repaired and repainted. John Cochran of Maysville Kentucky now Cleveland Ohio supplied all paint free of charge for both buildings, prompting gratitude from church members for the donation.
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John Cochran
Maysville
Thomas Moore Wholesale Paint Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
U P S C E Exchange At Roberts Mastin Window
Saturday sale alert notes an exchange at Roberts and Mastin’s window offering all good to eat items. The short ad signals ready snacks or meals for customers.
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Roberts & Mastin
Spelling Match Postponed for City Library Benefit
The spelling match scheduled for Friday January 16th is postponed to a later date. The event supports the City Library and organizers appeal to the public to watch the papers for the new date and attend to aid the Ladies' worthy cause.
Want Money to Borrow on Farm in Montgomery County
Short classified note offers to borrow 2000 dollars against a farm with clear title in Montgomery County. Land described as unincumbered. Loan requested for three years. Apply at this office. 28-tf.
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Montgomery County
Sells Residence on Winchester Pike Cottage and Ground
Mr. Richard C. Robinson through S. B. Lane sold last week to William H. Wyatt a frame cottage with about one acre on the Winchester pike just outside city limits. Price about $2,500. Possession to be given at once.
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Richard C. Robinson
S. B. Lane
William H. Wyatt
Winchester Pike
Sale at cost for cash on home furnishings
From now until February 1st the store offers wall paper glass paints oils stains ready-mixed paints pictures mirrors gas fixtures mantles globes gas stoves heating and cooking at cost for cash. M. R. Hainline, 28-at.
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M. R. Hainline
Thaw Commission Finds Thaw Not a Public Menace
A federal commission appointed by Judge Aldrich reports Harry Kendall Thaw is not currently suffering from listed mental diseases and is not a danger to public safety if released on bail. The panel declined to express a view on his state at the time of the homicide, awaiting court guidance on possible further hearings.
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Concord
N. H
Harry Kendall Thaw
Aldrich
Thaw
Stanford White
Harry K
Fine Clark County Farm For Sale
Harris Speaks will offer at public sale the John D Craycraft farm on the North Middle town and Winchester turnpike about nine miles from Winchester There are 121 acres with a 9 room house a tenant house tobacco barns stables and outbuildings Farm implements produce and live stock will also be sold Watch next week for a full display ad Describes a splendid farm in one of the state's richest counties.
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Harris & Speaks
Paris
John D. Craycraft
Middle Town
Winchester Turnpike
Winchester
Not to Be a Candidate for Governor Judge Benton States
Judge J M Benton of Winchester will not run for Governor but may seek another term as Circuit Judge. In a Lexington Herald interview he says his service to the people of his district is his focus and he would consider nomination again if the party and district need six more years of his work.
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J. M. Benton
Winchester
Lexington Herald
John Sherman
Shelton Saufley
The
Interior Journal
L. C. Littrell
Owen County Democrat
Will J. Lampton
New York World
Wanted will keep horse for his use during winter
Help wanted ad offering to keep a horse for winter use. Seller notes about 50 shocks of good cane for sale and splendid feed. Contact Herbert Moss at Mt. Sterling R. R. 6 or phone 093A. 28-tf.
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Herbert Moss
Mt. Sterling
R. R
German whetstones offered at the Fair for knives
At the Fair a vendor lists German whetstones for sharpening knives, with a regular price of 5 cents cut to 2 cents each. The deal highlights a bargain on sharpening stones and emphasizes value for buyers.
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Chiles
Little Boy
LENOX
Advocate Publishing Co
Brunners
Clark County
Hamilton
America
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers Watch Inspectors
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