Tobacco Houses Set to Open in Burley District
Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association moved to restart operations with warehouses opening in Lexington on January 26 and in Mt Sterling and other towns by January 30. Board approved insurance and loan plans totaling up to 10 million dollars, with local agents handling insurance and bond business. Bush W Allin and John B Winn led the insurance committee. J Morton Morris and Thomas S Dugan arranged agency roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley Tobacco Co-operative Association
Board of Directors
Director of
Ware
Ralph M. Barker
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Yarley
Committee On Insurance
Bush W. Allin
Harodsburg
John B. Winn
Versailles
Ruelinger Ang Company
J. Morton Morris
Louisville
Thomas S. Dugan
Banks of
Robert W. Bingham
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Ciation
Association
Washington
War Finance Corporation
J. C. Stone
Tobacco
Cut Price Sale at S. M. Newmeyer’s Store
Attention readers. A big cut price sale starts Saturday January 21 at S. M. Newmeyer’s Maysville street store and runs ten days. Enormous stock of dry goods clothing shoes and notions will be greatly reduced tempting buyers with this season’s offerings and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Newmeyer
Maysville Street
Gatewood Buys Half Interest in Hombs & Co
A. J. Gatewood purchases a one half interest in Hombs & Co gents clothing store. On February 1 the firm changes to Gatewood & Hombs and moves to the remodeled Julian building at Main and Maysville streets. The new firm plans a larger stock and expects strong local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Jack) Gatewood
Hombs & Co
Gatewood & Hombs
Julian
Main
Maysville Streets
Three Tobacco Manufacturers Cited in FTC Conspiracy Report
The American Tobacco Company Pierre Lorillard Company and Liggett Myers are charged with conspiring with jobbers to keep prices high. The FTC notes these firms were parts of the tobacco trust dissolved by the Supreme Court. R J Reynolds is said not to be part of the conspiracy and is commended. Prosecution promised where evidence shows violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
Pierre Lorillard Company
Liggett & Myers
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
R. J. Reynolds Company
Week end fruit and produce prices from Ayres Co
Prices for apples per peck seven tenths to eight tenths of a dollar kale three pounds a quarter lemons per dozen twenty five to forty cents oranges per dozen twenty to twenty five cents bananas per dozen twenty cents Malaga grapes sweet potatoes per pound from the Ayres company listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
the Ayres CO
Mrs Mildred C Taylor Dies In Winchester
Mrs Mildred Creth Taylor widow of Dr Hubard Taylor died Monday at her daughter Mrs Frank Johnson’s residence in Winchester at age 91 from a complication of troubles. She was a daughter of John and Mary Martin of Clark county and survived by two sisters and two daughters Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs J D Simpson. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Winchester and she was buried in Winchester cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Creth Taylor
Hubard Taylor
Frank Johnson
Winchester
Taylor
John Martin
Mary Martin
Clark County
Rebecca Martin
T. K. Barnes
J. D. Simpson
Presbyterian
Mrs. Lydia Redmond Dies in Paris At 68
Mrs Lydia Redmond aged 68 widow of John Redmond died Tuesday afternoon at daughter’s home in Paris. The body will be brought home for burial. Survived by two sons Milton Kincaid and Milligan Kincaid. two daughters Mrs C E Meyers of Paris and Mrs J D Coons of Cynthiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Redmond
John Redmond
C. E. Meyers
Paris
Milton Kincaid
Milligan Kincaid
St. Augustine
Fla
C. E. Myers
J. D. Coons
Cynthiana
Hemstitching and picoting attachment for sewing machines
Hemstitching and picoting attachment works on any sewing machine easily adjusted. Price 2.50 with full instructions. Oriental Novelty Co. Box 11 Corpus Christi Texas. FOR RENT Three room cottage Apply Mt Sterling Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Novelty Co
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mt. Sterling Lumber Company
Never Surrender Fight Spirit Remains Amid Gloom
A rousing wartime pep talk urges resilience and grit despite injuries and grim forecasts. It recalls Paul Jones who was beaten yet proclaimed he would fight on, urging readers to keep steady, smile through hardship, and press on toward victory.
Death of George Faulkner Local Tobacco Man’s Father
George Faulkner, father of local tobacco man John R. Faulkner, died after a long illness in Flemingsburg. Born December 26, 1831 in a London suburb, he came to the United States in 1852, worked on Kentucky railroad bridges, and lived in Fleming county. He married three times and had nine children, seven surviving at his death. He joined the Presbyterian church at Elizaville and was an active member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Faulkner
George Faulkner
Flemingsburg
Mr. Faulkner
London
England
Land of the Free
New York
Buffalo
William Hill
Kentucky
Maysville
Lexington
Faulkner
Johnson Creek
Nepton
Fleming County
Ann Baggott
Elizaville
Belle Newcome
Mary Belle Gray
Newport
Presbyterian Church
Scudder
Independent Order of Odd
Postmaster General Hays Resigns to Censor Movies
Will H. Hays of Indiana resigns as postmaster general with resignation accepted by President Harding. Harding weighs candidates including Governor Morrow of Kentucky for the post. Hays plans to become movie censor with an alleged $150,000 annual salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Washington
Harding
Morrow
Kentucky
Hays
Knights Templar plan state conclave trip and event
Montgomery Commandery No. 5 has named a committee to travel to Maysville for the state conclave next May. Members expect a large turnout and the local group will host an entertainment at their rooms on the evening of February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Commandery
Knights Templar
Maysville
Strong Endorsement for Kidney Stomach Kidney Medicine
I will swear I have used B. L. and K. A. medicine for kidney and stomach troubles and high blood pressure and find the medicine just the thing it is recommended for. Wheeled Bailey Mt. Sterling Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L
K. A
Bailey
Mt. Sterling
Faulkner Longtime Marble Worker Led Fleming County Cemetery
The obituary notes Mr. Faulkner served as a longtime marble worker and was the superintendent of Fleming County Cemetery. He moved to Flemingsburg and remained active in local death care matters until his passing.
Fair Association Elects Officers
The Montgomery County Fair Association held its annual meeting at the county courthouse electing a board of directors including C. G. Thompson D. N. Young C. E. Duff Jack Graves John Greenwade John G. Roberts and R. T. Judy Thompson was re elected president and treasurer A secretary will be chosen soon to replace W Hoffman Wood who has served ten years The 1922 fair is set for July 19 20 21 and 22 and the Chamber of Commerce pledged support to ensure a successful event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Fair Association
Court House
C. G. Thompson
D. N. Young
C. E. Duff
Jack Graves
John Greenwade
John G. Roberts
R. T. Judy
W. Hoffman Wood
John H. Keller
Chamber of Commerce
Laird Schober Spring Styles Arrive at R. E. Punch Co.
New spring designs from Laird-Schober are now in stock at R. E. Punch Co Inc. Shoppers are urged to grab their size before the items sell out.
One-Cent Sale At Rexall Store This Weekend
R. H. White & Co. Rexall Store advertises a three day One-Cent Sale on January 26 27 and 28. Any article made by the company sells at regular price with a second article allowed for one cent. Many rare bargains offered inviting shoppers to visit the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. White & Co
Rexall
Correction on Hedrick liquor transport fine
The newspaper corrects a previous report stating Elmore Hedrick was fined $15 with no jail time in Lexington for transporting liquor, instead of the earlier claim of $100 and 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Hedrick
Lexington
Wonderful Record Of Rev. D. G. Combs Funeral
At the funeral service for Rev. D. G. Combs authentic statements were shared. He began ministry at 25, organized 83 congregations, served 655 churches, and led 13 915 members into the church while baptizing over 10 000 converts. His last baptism occurred after he was 86. A quartet from the Morehead school sang. The service was conducted by Rev. H. W. Elliott, Rev. W. S. Irvine, Rev. B. W. Trimble, and Rev. Clyde Darby, secretary of state missions of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Combs
For Sale Poland China pigs and sows by Bettie Cravens
For sale big type Poland China registered sows four pigs and nine large pigs bred from registered stock. Contact Mrs Bettie Cravens at phone 660 W 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Bettie Cravens
Five Good Rules for Success 3
The message salutes readers with cheer and wishes laughter and love to all. It rejects war and condemns the thoughts and profits behind it, attributed to Arkansas Thomas Cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Bryan to Speak on Bible at Table Theatre Friday
William Jennings Bryan, renowned orator, will speak at the Table Theatre Friday at 10 o clock in defense of the Bible. Church members and believers may hear him, while nonbelievers may be set right on scripture. Reserved seats cost 25 and 50 cents, on sale at Land & Priest's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
God
Land & Priest’s
Grocer Sells Stock to Form New Consolidated Firm
J. B. Riddle, a successful grocer, has sold his entire stock and fixtures to G. W. and Omer Staton. The two stocks will be merged into one, creating a complete city stock of groceries. Mr. Riddle plans to return to his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Riddle
G. W
Omer Staton
Mr. Riddle
Laundry Promises Germ Kill Through Seven Boiling Washes
Notice warns that many people are sick with contagious diseases. It states diseases spread via wash water, and asserts that washing through seven courses of boiling water at Mt. Sterling Laundry prevents germ transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Wealthy Louisville man Wallace Embry dead at 65
Wallace Embry aged 65 died at his Louisville home Tuesday morning. He was a member of the livestock firm of Tatum, Embry & Co., Louisville, and was well known to local shippers. He was related to Mrs Marcia Hoffman Mrs J W Hedden Sr and Miss Frankie Hampton of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Embry
Louisville
Tatum, Embry & Co
Marcia Hoffman
J. W. Hedden
Frankie Hampton
New Insurance Agent Opens Office in Bank Building
NEW INSURANCE AGENT John H. Blount former circuit clerk has opened an office in the Traders National Bank building and has accepted the agency for some of the oldest and best companies in the country. Blount brings years of fire insurance experience and aims for a strong local share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Blount
Traders National Bank
Blount
Community Chorus Formed by History Club
A new community chorus will be organized by the History Club with the first rehearsal at the club rooms Thursday evening. It will be led by Prof. Frank M. Chariton of Winchester and an Easter program is planned. The chorus’ two holiday concerts were entertaining and inspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
Frank M. Chariton
Winchester
Lily Mae Keith Takes Boarding at East Locust House
Mrs Lily Mae Keith rents the S P Greenwade property on East Locust street and will take boarders in the house, officials report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Mae Keith
S. P. Greenwade
East Locust Street
Shoes On Sale Offer Saving Opportunity
A sale encourages shoppers to buy shoes now to save money with discounted prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred C. Taylor
Paul Jones
Postmaster General
Fair Association
M. C. Ayres
the Advocate
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Bath
NEW Insurance Agent
J. M. Vander Meullen
South
Louisville Seminary
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