Growers Loan Over-Subscribed in Kentucky Banking Meet
The Liberty Loan for the Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association was over-subscribed by several hundred thousand dollars at Lexington. Bankers from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana pledged to loan 1,878,000 with Judge Robert W. Bingham promising personal aid up to 1,000,000. The meeting followed legal briefings by Judge Ed O'Rear and Robert C. Talbott supporting the new Bingham cooperative marketing law as constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Growers’ Co-opera Association
Aaron Sapiro
Lexington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Ed ©. O’rear
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Robert C. Talbott
Bingham Co-Operative Marketing
Association
South Broadway
Joseph Passonneau
James C. Stone
Stone
Commercial Heads Here January 31 Meeting Eyeing Blue Grass League
On Tuesday January 31 a meeting of presidents and secretaries from eastern and central Kentucky commercial bodies will organize a Blue Grass Commercial Executive League. Aimed at coop among towns, the plan seeks betterment for all participants and will be discussed and voted on. An all day session includes noonday lunch at the Rest Room with representatives from Lancaster Harrodsburg Paris Georgetown Richmond Danville Winchester Cynthiana Frankfort Lexington Owingsville and Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Blue Grass Commercial Executive League
Commerse
Blue Grass
Lancaster
Harrodsburg
Paris
Georgetown
Richmond
Danville
Winchester
Cynthiana
Frankfort
Lexington
Owingsville
Mt. Sterling
Flour and Lard Ad Promises Value and Quality
Local ad from S. P. Greenwade Commission & Coal Co. touts lard and flour as best and guaranteed to please with contact via phone 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Greenwade Commission & Coal Co
Store Sold at Thomson Station Transfer of Postmastership Included
Richard Stofer has sold his general merchandise store at Thomson Station to G. A. Alexander who assumes possession. Stofer also transfers postmastership depot and express agent duties. Residence will be vacated March 1 and Alexander will move in. Stofer may locate future business in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stofer
Thomson Station
G. A. Alexander
Mr. Stofer
Depot
Express Agency
Mr. Alexander
Winchester
For Sale Baled Timothy and Mixed Hay
Roy Byrd offers baled timothy and good mixed hay for sale. Contact 544 W-1. Phone listing appears in the notice with date code 29-21-pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Byrd
Joint Meeting of War Mothers and Auxiliary to the Legion
The War Mothers and Auxiliary to the American Legion hold a joint monthly meeting on Wednesday January 28 at 2 30 PM in the Woman's History Club rooms. Members urged to attend and bring new members for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Mothers and Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Woman’s History Club
War Mothers
A. B. Oldham
Salesmen Wanted for Oils and Paints
Sale smen wanted to solicit orders for lubricating oils greases and paints. Salary or commission. Address the Harvey Oil Co Cleveland Ohio pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
We Wanted a Change We Got It and More
Poem-like verse contrasts pre and postwar economic shifts. It laments low corn prices, buried hides, reduced wages, widespread unemployment, and social longing amid distant headlines of peace and changing national priorities. It cites President Wilson and wartime prosperity fading into leisure and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Duke Hampton Dies in New York After Indigestion
Duke Hampton formerly of Owingsville died suddenly Sunday night at his New York home from an acute indigestion. He had served as department manager for the C. B. Rouse Co. for several years and was a successful businessman. He was unmarried. Remains were brought to Owingsville this afternoon with funeral and burial planned there on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Hampton
Owingsville
New York
C. B. Rouse Co
Injury Proves Fatal for Jeff Norris in Grassy Lick
Jeff Norris aged about 42 of Grassy Lick died last Thursday at Mary Chiles Hospital from an infection after sticking a tobacco stick in his jaw weeks earlier while stripping tobacco. He is survived by his wife and two children, a 14 year old son and a six month old baby. The community extends sympathy.
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Jeff Norris
Grassy Lick
Mary Chiles Hospital
Rare Musical Recital by Mt Sterling Women’s Club
A piano and voice recital hosted by the Woman's History Club of Mt Sterling occurs Monday evening January 30 at 8 o'clock in the club rooms. Featured pianist Miss Ann Meale of Cincinnati shines as a superb virtuoso, joined by Mrs. H. C. McKim, a College of Music graduate, plus FP. M. Chariton performing songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s History Club of
Mt. Sterling
Ann Meale
College of Music
Cinennati
Cincinnati
H. C. McKim
Voice Department
Ohio
FP. M. Chariton
For Sale Barred Rock Poultry by Mrs Kirk
Choice Barred Rock cockerels and pullets offered by Mrs J C Kirk. Phone 638 J-1. Advertising note terse and direct announcing available birds for sale from a private individual in a small community.
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J. C. Kirk
Damage suit over 1919 Lexington railroad collision
The $75,000 damage suit brought by administrators of Judge W. A. Young’s estate seeks damages after his fatal 1919 collision when the car he rode in was struck by a C and O train at a Brighton road crossing. The case neared jury day in federal court at Lexington as two witnesses remained to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Young
Morehead
Rowan County
Lexington
Ed C. O’rear
Brighton
Fayette County
Young
Walsh Co introduces women’s holoproof hose line
New women’s stockings arrive in tans, new greys and blacks with holoproof protection. Priced at $1.50 per pair, regular $2.00 quality. Walsh Co. Incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Co., Incorporated
Ticket Prices Announced for Event at Large Venues
Tickets priced from 1.50 to 3.00 are available at Miss Bettie Roberts' store or at the door with a 0.75 price noted. The listing lists sale points and door availability for attendees.
Diphtheria Fatal to Child of John B Spratt
News arrives of the death of Elizabeth Dean Spratt aged about two at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John B Spratt in La Crosse Wisconsin on January 13 the child died of diphtheria Mr Spratt is the youngest son of Dr J B Spratt and brother of Drs J B and R L Spratt Deep sympathy is extended to the family by friends in his old home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dean Spratt
John B. Spratt
la Crosse
Wis
Mr. Spratt
J. B. Spratt
J. B
R. L. Spratt
History Club Bazaar Before Thanksgiving
The History Club will hold its annual bazaar for three days ending the day before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
Clarence Booth Tarkington play at Table Theatre Tuesday
Clarence by Booth Tarkington will be staged at the Table Theatre Tuesday evening. January 31st brings one of the author’s most popular comedies to town, presented by an all star cast from Winchester High School under Mt Sterling High School Athletic Association management. Proceeds support local students’ athletic financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Table Theatre
Penrod
Redpath
Winchester High School
Mt. Sterling High School Athletic Association
Walsh Co Slices Prices on Hats and Spring Styles
All hats and many spring styles offered at cut prices by The Walsh Co. This compact sale highlights affordable headwear options for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Co
Expert Packing House Man Joins How Meat Co in Hamilton
John Hodarlein of Hamilton Ohio, with 39 years in meat and packing, joins the How Meat Co, bringing long industry experience. Henry Stephens buys a registered Poland China boar for 25 dollars. John Becraft purchases a registered Jersey bull for 65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodarlein
Hamilton
How Meat Co
Hodarlein
Hon. Meat Co
Henry Stephens
T. J. Bigstaff
John Becraft
Lafe Kessick
Big sale continues at S M Newmeyer’s store
Bad weather fails to deter crowds as S M Newmeyer announces a big sale with entire stock heavily reduced. Bargains drive shoppers from surrounding counties to cash in on this season’s goods offered at lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmeyer
Mr. Newmeyer
Benefit Show At Table Theatre For Episcopal Guild
The Guild of the Episcopal church presents a benefit picture on Thursday at the Table Theatre featuring Inside the Cup. Guild members will offer homemade candies for sale in the theatre lobby.
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Guild of the Episcopal Church
Exchange Saturday at Country Women's Club
The Country Women's Club announces an Exchange at the Rest Room this Saturday January 28. Members will trade items and socialize in a brief gathering hosted by the group.
Circuit Court opens with grand jury and jurors named
Circuit court convened with grand jury members listed including L W Lee as foreman. Judge Prewitt urged enforcement of laws, emphasized oath and duties of sheriff, and urged reporting of crimes from shooting to election frauds. Two petit juries were named with 12 jurors each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Estill
J. O. Kirk
Charles Pangburn
J. E. Brunner
P. R. Cockrell
Anderson Bogie
Charles Dale
E. L. Payne Wesley Wheeler
L. W. Lee
B. W. Trimble
H. G. Hoffman
Grand Jury
J. F. Grooms
Oliver Howell
R. C. Baker
Norman Horton
Dillard McGuire
Jim S. Bogie
B. F. Carpenter
Charles Hoskins
John Robinson
R. D. Turley
Marvin Gay
John D. Henry
R. A. Mason
Wilmot Prewitt
Frank Clark
C. C. McDonald
O. S. Sanderson
Stewart McCormick
D. J. Prewitt
Arch Mason
Walter Rice
Ralph Greene
Bob Nodley
J. C. Gaitskill
County High Complimented by Kentucky Vocational Group
The Smith Hughes Vocational Agricultural Students of the University of Kentucky visited Montgomery County High School last Thursday. Prof Bowinger and eight students toured the Agricultural Department and observed teaching methods of Prof C B Taylor. They praised the school and the Home Economics program, noting its thorough and practical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes Vocational Agricultural
University of Kentucky
Montgomery County High School
Bowinger
Kentucky State University
Smith-Hughes
C. B. Taylor
Taylor
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Mount Sterling Banks Respond Liberally to Tobacco Loan
Local Mt Sterling banks pledged funds to back a 1921 tobacco crop loan for the Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association. They will start with 50000 dollars and may raise to 100000 dollars or more if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Rents property near Lexington to Bath county man
William Kirk rents his 4 12 acre farm off Grassy Lick pike just outside Lexington to Mr. Hornback of Bath county. Kirk and his wife will move to Lexington to live with their daughter Mrs. J B Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirk
Grassy Lick Pike
Mr. Hornback
Bath County
Lexington
J. B. Gay
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Thomson
Vanarsdell’s
Yourzdrugs Store
M. C. Ayres
S. M. Newmeyer
Circuit Court
County High
MT. Sterling Banks
Clayton Howell
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