A Loved Woman First in Home Hand and Heart
Mrs Virginian Summers Cloud of Bath county died at 79 after a lingering illness. She was wife of the late John J Cloud and a Mt Sterling Baptist Church member. Survived by daughters Mrs Mary P Warley and Betsy Cloud. Funeral held in Lexington with services by Dr J W Porter. Interment in Georgetown Cemetery beside her husband.
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Virginian Summers Cloud
Thomas Summers
Bath County
Lexington
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
Margaret Guthrie Thompson
Elizabeth
McCoun and Jeffers Form Insurance Firm in Frankfort
McCoun and Jeffers, a new partnership, will take over C. W. Hay's general insurance and surety bond business February 1 and will operate a real estate and life insurance agency. Members are T. B. McCoun, veteran aviator, and Walter Jeffers, Franklin County master commissioner and lawyer. Offices will open in the McClure Building.
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NEW Insurance Firm
Frankfort
T. B. McCoun
Aviation Corps
France
Walter Jeffers
Franklin County
McClure
Kentucky State Journal
Mecoun
1500 Cattle on Market Shows Varied Day of Trade
After two weeks of bad weather a warm calm Monday brought 1500 cattle to market. Average buyers were scarce, foreign buyers undercut, best grades held at 10 to 11 cents per pound while common stock slid to 7 to 8 cents. Cows and canners fetched 4 to 7 cents, with note of several work oxen sales and mule briskness for high class stock.
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Glenn Keith
Rupert
Harper Named State Capitol Guide by Governor Morrow
Walter C. Harper of this city has been appointed by Governor Edwin P. Morrow as official guide at the State Capitol building. Harper has accepted and will assume duties at once, with friends expressing pleasure at the appointment.
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Walter C. Harper
Edwin P. Morrow
State Capitol
Mr. Harper
Wanted Quick Buyers Seek City Residence Property
Two parties express interest in purchasing a city residence. advocates invite offers and provide contact through the Advocate office for sellers.
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Advocate Office
Man of Honor Col Frank Mathews Dies at 84
Col Frank Mathews longtime county resident dies at 84 in Oklahoma City after funeral services and burial in Muchpeian Cemetery. Survived by two daughters from his second wife. son of famed Presbyterian minister. Louisville native. 1855 Danville College graduate. Confederate Army colonel and linguist.
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Frank Mathews
Edwin M. Bedford
Oklahoma City
Okla
Edward M. Bedford
Presbyterian Church
Muchpeian
Col. Mathews
Louisville
Danville College
Mathews
Elopement Ties County Couple to Ironton Nuptials
James Plick aged 20 and Christine Thomas aged 16 of this county eloped to Ironton Ohio on Saturday and were married. The Flu is raging in Chicago.
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James Plick
Christine Thomas
Ironton
Chicago
Season's Tobacco Sales Reach Three Million Pounds
Farmers brought in 1,395,780 pounds at $40.07 average while Whitehall sold 1,136,235 pounds at $38.83 and Robertson's moved 444,140 pounds at $37.17. Total local market sales reach 2,976,155 pounds with additional sales pending at Farmers and Whitehall.
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Whitehall
Robertson’s
H. H. Pieper Co Declares Eight Per Cent Dividend
The H. H. Pieper Co declares an eight percent dividend. It offers 100 shares at 60 dollars a share, with no more shares to be sold below 75 dollars. Funds from sale fund expansion and new stores. The firm grows rapidly and expects strong subscription. ADVERTISE THAT FARM SALE.
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H. H. Pieper Co
Edward Shinnick Dies of Heart Disease
Edward Shinnick longtime editor of the Shelby Record dies at 65 in Shelby county after a four month illness. He led with honesty and talent and served as president of the Press Association once and as secretary of the Board of Control during the Stanley administration. He was active in politics and dedicated to publishing staff improvements. Our sympathy goes to his bereaved family.
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Edward Shinnick
Shelby Record
Shelby County
Raven Sons
Shinnick
The
Press Association
Board of Control
Stanley
Brotherhood
Jouett Shouse
the Treasury
H. G. Hoffman
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Coe
California
Shouse
Hoffman
Washington
Montgomery County
Gazette
Death of Judge John A. Daugherty 75
Judge John A. Daugherty aged 75, ex Confederate soldier and Bath County Court judge, died of pneumonia on the thirteenth. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs. Espie Goodpastor of Owingsville and Mrs. Lillian Moss of Nicholasville, and son Thomas D. Daugherty of Flemingsburg. A model citizen and Christian church member.
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John A. Daugherty
John Morgan
Daugherty
Bath County
Espie Goodpastor
Owingsville
Lillian Moss
Nicholasville
Thomas D. Daugherty
Flemingsburg
Christian Church
For Sale Immediately Rhode Island Red Hens and Poultry
Three dozen pure single comb Rhode Island Red hens offered for immediate sale. Includes a few cocks and miscellaneous birds. Price listed as 349-W-2.
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Rhode Island
Charles Hiehland
Dies in Bath as Former Legislator William Tipton Passes
Hon. William Tipton died at his Owingsville home last Friday of pneumonia at age 36. He leaves a wife and one child and was a former representative in the State Legislature, described as an excellent citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tipton
Owingsville
Tipton
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W. E. Bean
Pard Heaton
Wm. Davis
Ib. Steers
Chass Goff
C. B. Turley
Mr. Coulter
Indiana
Mr. Prewitt
Sam Heaton
Elam
Lacy
Watson
Iowa
Advocate For Printing
Mrs. Greene
Huyler
New York
Mullane
Land & Priest
John Daugherty
Bath
Treasury Department
Sterling
Mr. Hoffman
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Kentucky
Kentucky Court OF Appeals
H.G. Hoffman
R. L. Coleman
Alpha Enoch
J. M. Hoffman
Lewis A. Judy
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