Three-Game a Week Schedule Adopted by Blue Grass League
The Blue Grass League will switch to a three games per week schedule starting next Sunday, with forty games per team and a midseason split. Maysville leads the first half at 6-6, and Mt Sterling hosts Lexington in a decisive make-up after a protest over a June 4 game.
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Blue Grass
Cynthiana
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Maysville
Winchester
Paris
Thomas M. Russell
Stades
State's oldest Mason, 100, dies at Shelbyville
Centenarian B. W. Noel, long the nation's oldest Mason, died Tuesday night at the Old Mason's Home in Shelbyville after a paralytic stroke. Born in Boone County, he became a Master Mason in 1855 and was honored at his 100th birthday on March 31 with Kentucky grand lodge officers in attendance. He had transferred to Cloverport lodge and was survived by a grand niece, Eva Murphy, of Walton.
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B. W. Noel
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Mr. Noel
Grand Lodge
Noel
Boone County
Napoleon Lodge
Graves County
Cloverport Lodge
Eva Murphy
Walton
Cloverport
Walsh Co. Offers Palm Beach Suit for Chautauqua
Griefs Balto presents the best summer clothes by Walsh Co Inc at $15. Palm Beach suits touted as ideal for Chautauqua attendees.
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Palm Beach
Griefs Balto
Walsh Co., Inc
Mt. Sterling Beats Winchester 8-7 In Nine Inning Tilt
Sparks injured by a batted ball as Mt. Sterling tops Winchester 8 to 7. Mt. Sterling scored 2 1 and 0 1 2 0 0 in the final frame to edge Winchester. Pegrem Townsend McCoy Harris had key two and three base hits. Pitchers Townsend Eggleston Tavenner combined for 15 strikeouts and eight walks. Time 2:10. Vampire Goodman.
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Sparks
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Pegrem
Townsend
McCoy
Harris
Eggleston
Tavenner
Blake
Vampire
Goodman
Mr. Sterling
A. E. Blake
Barks
Seeee
Ellis
Ee Potts
Monk
Seer
Lackey
Pelgrem
Sins Eggleston
Eewe
R. H PO Hisle
Jones
Baskett
Powers joins Punch Company in shoe firm
J. C. Powers of Walton has purchased the late Jack R. Owings’s interest in the R. B. Punch Company and will be actively connected with the business. He brings years of shoe experience and strong endorsements as a capable business man and refined gentleman. His addition is expected to strengthen the firm, with his wife and child to join later.
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J. C. Powers
Walton
Jack R. Owings
R. B. Punch Company
Powers
Sterling
R. E. Punch Company
Mr. Powers
Montgomery County Cattle Sale Fetches High Prices
Charles E. Duff sold 41 head of 1400-pound export cattle to Uhlman and Company of Philadelphia at 9 1 2 cents net. Other buyers include Paul Thompson 38 head, A L Tipton 62 head, John T Botts 110 head, J P Highland 40 head, A S Hart 154 head, Steve Pieratt 36 head. Judge Henry R Prewit sold 70 head to McDonald and Caywood. Cattle weighed 1300 to 1450 pounds. prices 8 1 4 to 9 cents, all considered good markets.
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Charles E. Duff
Uhlman and Company
Philadelphia
Montgomery County
Uhlman
Paul Thompson
A. L. Tipton
John T. Botts
J. P. Highland
A. S. Hart
Steve Pieratt
Henry R. Prewitt
McDonald and Caywood
Cornwell Grocery Ad Saturday Specials
Local shop lists Georgia watermelons sweet cantaloupes peaches pears and small fruits imported fruits and all seasonal vegetables. Choice meats lamb pork beef and veal fresh cakes salt risen bread.
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Georgia
Suit May Affect Local Race Track in Ashland
Joe Russell, a tax payer, asks a Frankfort judge for an injunction to block Ashland’s city council from allowing a lodge or private group to use Central Park for a fair and to stop the Ashland Elks lodge race meeting with pari mutuel betting. The Boyd circuit court previously refused relief and a decision is expected soon. The suit argues racing law should let county fairs run races without a license while private groups must obtain a license and be overseen by the racing commission.
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Ashland
Ashland Lodge of Elks
Frankfort
Joe Russell
Thomas
Boyd
State Racing Commission
Walter H Wright’s Saturday Specials Highlight Trade Savvy
W H Wright stays busy by studying trade needs and sourcing from producers to cut middle profits for customers. He offers first grade groceries at or below second quality prices and stocks standard and fancy goods plus fruit jars rubbers and caps for the season. Buy now to beat upcoming large crop shortages.
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W. H. Wright
Elected to County High Principal Morris Accepts Post
The county board of trustees elected Prof. David P. Morris of Owenton as principal of the county high school for the coming year and he has accepted. Mrs. Morris will teach in the grades. Both are highly recommended for their competence as educators.
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County Board of Trustees
David P. Morris
Owenton
Morris
Peabody College
Mrs Gatewood Injured In Porch Fall
Mrs. Lawless Gatewood is confined to her room with a broken leg after a fall from the porch while rushing to aid her frightened son Jimmy. In the same incident the boy received severe scalds on his arm when hot grease was upset from a pan on the kitchen table.
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Lawless Gatewood
Ayres Fruit Co Saturday Produce Sale
Ayres Fruit Co offers fine cantaloupes not a single faulty one found yet. Delicious watermelons on ice. Apples peaches and all other fruit in season. Oranges lemons and bananas and vegetables in season.
Veterinary Surgeon Dr Kriedler Leaves for Frankfort
Dr. C F Kriedler recently named deputy veterinary surgeon for the state moves to Frankfort to establish his new headquarters His family returns to Brooksville and the community remembers him fondly as a popular resident and friend despite his departure
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C. F. Kriedler
Frankfort
Brooksville
For Sale Pony 3 Years Old Ride and Drive
A 3-year-old pony for sale, well broke to ride and drive. Described as a beauty, fifty inches high with white and brown spots, sound and good looking with fine style. Seller S. P. Greenwade.
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S. P. Greenwade
Turnpike Bonds Sold by Montgomery County
The first issue of turnpike bonds totaling 35000 dollars sold to Traders National Bank for 36500 dollars. Each bond is 100 dollars with five percent interest. Proceeds will fund Montgomery County`s share of the Winchester pike construction from Sewell`s Shop to Mt Sterling city limits. Room and board ad follows.
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Montgomery County
Traders National Bank
Sewell
Mt. Sterling
Mrs. Tipton Resigns From Exchange Bank
Mrs. Will R. Tipton resigns after three years as book keeper at the Exchange Bank to take a similar post in Pineville with her husband. Ralph Greene will succeed her as book keeper.
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Will R. Tipton
Exchange Bank
Pineville
Tipton
Ralph Greene
Season Tickets On Sale For Montgomery Fair
Season tickets for the fair will be sold by the Montgomery County Health and Welfare League. Tickets go on sale Friday at local banks and twenty city retail stores. Buy early to save money and support the Health and Welfare League.
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Montgomery County Health and Welfare League
Health and Welfare League
Truce Move by Strikers' Chief Signals Settlement Hope
Ben W. Hooper and B. M. Jewell issued statements implying a quick end to the country-wide shopmen strike. Jewell disclosed ballot results showing high strikes on wages, outside contracting, and rules, with 94.7 percent backing wage cuts and up to 97.1 percent backing ending outside contracting.
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Ben W. Hooper
United States Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Hooper
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Labor Board
Another Sale Made by Pool in Burley Tobacco Talks
Officials of the Burley Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association announced a consignment sale of cigarette wrapper. The amount and purchaser were not disclosed. The association continues pending sales and works to fill an export order for air-dried tobacco. President J. C. Stone, Warehouse Manager Rob ert E. Beatty and Grader Albert Day toured Madison county and reported several signups, including J. W. Curry of the Newby section.
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Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
J. C. Stone
Robert E. Beatty
Albert Day
Madison County
J. W. Curry
Newby
Dorsey Ratliff to Move 400 Stock Ewes to Bourbon County
Dorsey Ratliff will leave tomorrow with 400 good stock ewes to be disposed of to Bourbon county farmers. New two tone knit ties at Walsh's.
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Dorsey Ratliff
Bourbon County
Walsh's
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Russell
League
Essex
Cincinnati
Punch Company
Cornwell Grocery
Walter H. Wright
Gatewood
DR. Kriedler
Mrs. Tipton
POOL
Bourbon
Kentucky Cardinal Band
Mt. Sterling Fair
J. F. Murphy
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