In Praise of Editors and Charity in Local Papers
The piece laments crowded press spaces in country papers filled with notices for numerous causes and organizations. It notes editors would have no room to comment on weather or small local updates otherwise. It ends with a light remark that some readers think editors are glad to have filler material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthiana Democrat
Agricultural Station
Horticultural Society
Humane Societies
State Agricultural Department
Suffragettes
Anti- Saloon League
State Fair
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Prison Commissioners
American Medical Association
United States
United States Geological Survey
St Perkins
Spelling Match Fundraiser at Court House Friday Jan 16
Friday January 16 at 7 p m a spelling match benefits the City Library. W S Lloyd donated a Standard Dictionary as first prize with other prizes. Admission 25 cents, 10 or children. A prize for best young speller under sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
W. S. Lloyd
Banks May Join Federal Reserve Without New Charters
The Organization Committee decides banks entering the Federal Reserve system do not need to obtain new charters to become members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
Organization Committee
Strongest figures in history knew no kin in reform paths
A Collier's Weekly writer notes leading reformers often had no allies in carrying out state programs. It cites James Stephen Hogg, Woodrow Wilson, Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, and William Jennings Bryan as figures who faced abuse yet left lasting legacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
James Stephen Hogg
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Party For Florida On Sleeper To Jacksonville
Mt. Sterling residents arrange a special sleeper on the Q and C for Jacksonville Florida January 12. O. W. McCormick and wife W. A. Sutton and wife Mrs L E Griggs Mrs T F Rogers Mrs Ab Hall Mrs Bernice Anderson Miss Lucy Smith Dan N Young and J C Gaitskill are listed in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Jacksonville
Florida
O. W. McCormick
W. A. Sutton
L. E. Griggs
T. F. Rogers
Ab. Hall
Bernice Anderson
Lucy Smith
Dan N. Young
J. C. Gaitskill
Brunner Advocates Race Segregation to Reduce Disease
Prof C W Sites of the U S Public Health Service backs race segregation in the South as a means to lessen disease. The comment appears amid a discussion of public health strategy. Brunner cites price references Ralston four fifty and Farmums three fifty for men.
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South
Prof
C. W. Sites
The
United States Public Health Service
Progress Debate Sparks Neighborhood Clash
The columnist cautions that personal progress differs by neighbor and urges restraint if someone advances toward a goal, stressing the importance of not obstructing determined activity.
For Rent Options Include Shop Home on Maysville Street
Classified notice advertising rental residences from six to fifteen dollars monthly and a blacksmith shop with a house on Maysville street near the depot suitable for a restaurant fruit stand and lodging. All well located.
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Maysville Street
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Red Cross
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Earl S. Sloan, Inc
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