Kentucky Legislature Clears Early Milestones In 1909 Session
Frankfort dispatch notes rapid bill passage in the fourth week of the Kentucky general assembly. Democrats and Republicans align on platform pledges, county unit and temperance measures move forward, while public health and insurance reforms draw debate and costs.
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Frankfort
General Assembly
House
Senate
Graham
Kentucky
Capital
Kenton
Campbell
Jefferson
Louis Arnett
Fayette and
Franklin
Lexington
Zorn Om Communis
Henry Bosworth
Bosworth
Insurance Commission
Louisville
Louis McCarthy
Lonsville
State Board of Health
House Committee On
Board of Health
Lillian South
Bowling Green
South
J. N. McCormack
Herrington
Madison County
McCormack
Gov. McCreary
Peter Lee Atherton
Sealed Proposals For Brick Street Construction
Mt Sterling Kentucky city government invites sealed bids for paving several streets with vitrified block on concrete. Projects cover about 12000 square yards on West Main East High Locust streets. Bids due February 14 1912 with 1000 dollar certified check. County officials reserve right to reject all bids.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
West Main Street
Bank Street
Mary Meguire
East High
Maysville Street
Queen Street
Locust Street
Wilson Street
Board of Council
W. A. Samazas
C. B. Patterson
H. M. Ringo
Cattlettsburg Boy Sent to Lexington for Forgery Charges
Edgar Marcum aged 16 son of Fletcher Marcum of Cattlettsburg was moved from Huntington jail to Lexington Ky to face forgery charges. He allegedly forged relatives names for large checks and later refused bond with his blind father unable to post it.
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Edgar Marcum
Fletcher Marcum
Cattlettsburg
Huntington
Lexington
Marcum
Winchester Agencies Consolidate into The Security Insurance Agency
Winchester Insurance Agencies merge with Mr. B. R. Joutt's firm and Garner & Fitch to form The Security Insurance Agency. The consolidation unites three local agencies under a single brand name.
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Winchester Insurance Agencies
B. R. Joutt
Notice to trespassers at Fitzpatrick farm near Howard's Mill
Thomas W. Fitzpatrick warns all ox hunters and trespassers to stay off the Fitzpatrick farm near Howard's Mill or face legal penalties. The notice is signed by 30 Thomas W. Fitzpatrick and references The Laughlin Co. offering roof work with a suggestive payment note.
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Fitzpatrick
Howard’s Mill
Thos. W. Fitzpatrick
Lodge Reorganized by J D Hunter in Montgomery Camp
Mr J D Hunter from Morgan county reorganized the Montgomery Camp J O U R A M with forty members and new officers chosen. All new stock and meats advertised at Vanarsdells.
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J. D. Hunter
Morgan County
Montgomery
Vanarsdell’s
Notice of parole application for murderer convicted 1910
Undersigned convict, sentenced for murder at the April term 1910 of the Montgomery Circuit Court, will apply to the Board of Prison Commissioners for parole. Objections in writing may be filed with the Board. Clark Rash.
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Montgomery
Board of Prison Commissioners
Clark Rash
For Sale Quick Winchester Shot Gun Bargain
Madisonville voters once banished open saloons by 124 vote margin after a hard fought campaign. Trade with us and yours will stay at home. Leak in your roof Let Laughlin Co repair it. Ougase vice is the most prompt in ne gout.
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Winchester
Madisonville
Sterling Uni Co
Laughlin Co
Start the New Year by AB with Your Meats at Greenwade's
A local promotions note invites shoppers to begin the year with AB purchases at Greenwade's meats shop. Details on offers or product lines are not specified in the fragment.
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Greenwade’s
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Michaels Stern & Co
Xtra Good Boys
Mt. Sterling’s
Mr. Farmer
The
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