Public Utilities and Public Ownership Debate
The Louisville Times editorial notes in a Kentucky Public Utilities bulletin that public customers can engage with utility affairs. James P. Barnes argues for customer leverage over merchants, while Roger W. Bubson favors customer ownership through shares rather than government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Committee On Public Utility Information
James P. Barnes
Louisville Railway Company
Roger W. Bubson
A Healthy Woman Seen Through Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs C C Oldham praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for middle aged women noting improved health. She also lauds Golden Medical Discovery for stomach trouble and colds as the best general tonic. Advertisement urges readers to obtain remedies from local druggists or the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
C. C. Oldham
Breckenridge Street
Bryan Delivers Enemies of the Bible Address at Mt Sterling
Col William Jennings Bryan spoke to a large Mt Sterling audience at the Table Theatre on a Friday morning defending the Bible against Darwinism and evolution. He urged Kentucky to cut Darwinist funding in schools and praised religious leaders who helped bring him to Charleston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Mt. Sterling
Opera House
Mr. Bryan
Lexington
Olaf Hamilton
Baptist Church
Bryan
Table Theatre
Clyde Darsie
Christian Church
Oluf Hamilton
The
Col. Bryan
Baltimore
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Platte
Land of Flowers
America
Kentucky
C. E. Perry
Methodist Church
Col Bryan
First Baptist
Charleston
W. Va
Cob Bryan
Dairy cows bred now return more profits
A 13 148 cow sample across the United States shows cows that freshened in September October and November yielded 14 percent more net profit above feed costs than spring fresheners. January and February bred cows freshen in October and November, boosting lactation early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ecow-Testing Association
College of Agriculture
Kentucky
W. S. Anderson
Local visitors call on Bourbon and Mt Sterling residents
Stepstone Willie Ragan reports Mrs. G. W. Turley and Mrs. Joe Ray visited J. H. Myers and wife in Bourbon county and J. D. Turley and wife in Mt. Sterling during the past week. W. M. Anderson of Michigan visits his brother-in-law Luther Bittinger and other friends here. William Myers was called to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Turley
Joe Ray
J. H. Myers
Bourbon County
J. D. Turley
Mt. Sterling
W. M. Anderson
Michigan
Luther Bittinger
William Myers
Local notices and family moves in Kentucky area
The passage lists family visits in Mt. Sterling and Camargo, a farm sale where William Payne bought 104 acres for 167 dollars an acre, and seven heirs each receiving about 1000 dollars. It also mentions Mrs. Clifton Johnson, Mrs. Richardson Carpenter, Clifton Johnson visiting Bourbon county, and a testimonial about Tanlae weight gain from Mrs. Chas Peden of Hantsville Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Myers
Olympia
Clifton Johnson
Richardson Carpenter
Mt. Sterling
William Payne
J. D. Alexander
Sherman
Charles Payne
Camargo
When beauty weeps mercy triumphs over justice
A fragment expresses a dramatic moral claim where beauty’s appeal turns the balance toward mercy and away from strict justice. The line suggests a clash between harsh judgment and compassionate intervention in a literary or historical context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mazda
Chenault & Crear
Louisville Times
C. Cc. Oldham
Martha E. Alexander
Queen Street
Camargo Pike
Purcaser
E. L. Payne Or
Martha E. A
WM. Cravens
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Stepstone
Willie Ragan
One
Tanlae
Chas. Peden
Hantsville
Ala
Land & Priest
Land
BIRD
F. C. Duerson
Elkhorn and Black
West Virginia
Cannel
Sovereign
P. Greenwade Commission & Storage Co
South Queen and Railroad
Middle West
Atlantic States
John P. Cline
Kentucky Bluestone Co
Bluestone
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!