Kiddville Notes from Miss Alta Vivian
Correspondence from Kiddville reports E R Hinds opening a barber shop in Oil Springs for summer, and local social updates. Weather and crops noted, with threshing expected soon and lamb prices ranging 6.50 to 7.00 per hundred. Community events include church meetings, school openings, visits, a large ice cream supper at Somerset, and prayer meetings.
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E. R. Hinds
Lexington
Oil Springs
Somerset
Social Evening Honors Cousin of Winchester
A Thursday night gathering celebrated Miss Maggie Rice of Winchester with a warm, enjoyable reception. Friends attended and shared in the festive spirit, marking a memorable evening in her honor.
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Maggie Rice
Winchester
Vanarsdell's Sells Old Country Hams
Vanarsdell's offers old country hams in sliced or whole form for shoppers seeking traditional style preserved cure and flavor in their cooking and gatherings.
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Vanarsdell’s
Louisville Post backs Wilson in presidential race
The Louisville Post, an independent Republican paper, endorses Woodrow Wilson for president. It argues progressive unity across parties against bi partisan bosses, urging all progressives and loyal Democrats to back Wilson and Marshall to prevent repeated manipulation of the electoral college. Also notes local ads for furniture and new home grown corn at Van Arsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Post
Wilson
America
Roosevelt
Taft
Baltimore
Chicago
Gov. Wilson
New Jersey
Friends of Representative
Marshall
House of Representatives
Two Cottages For Rent on West Locust Street
Two newly painted and papered cottages on West Locust Street available now. One has five rooms and the other six rooms. Apply to 52-21 S. P. Greenwade.
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West Locust Street
S. P. Greenwade
County Teachers Elected in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Board of Education elected teachers for county schools across divisions. Listings include belts such as Division No 1 Belt Line with Dessie Stamper and Lulu Eaton Lawes, and Division No 2 Corinth with Blanche Whaley and Luda Thomas. Other divisions name multiple teachers for local schools including Grassy Lick, Sideview, Plum Lick, and Levee among others.
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Montgomery County
Belt Line
Dessie Stamper
Prewitt
Stella Copher
Moberly
Marybelle Swetman
Upper Spencer
Lulu F. Eaton Lawes
Ethel Doyle
Greenbriar
Emma Trimble
Luda Thomas
Lower Spencer
Bernice McClure
Antioch
Cora Meyers
Hope
Mattie Wells
Science Ridge
Lulu B. Reffett
Salem
Elizabeth Stokely
Cook’s Branch
Pearl May
Lower Spruce
Chester Williams
Grassy Lick
Bernice Walker
Donaldson
Jennie Henry
Sideview
W. C. May
Plum Lick
Mabel Reid
High Top
Pink Ricketts
Peyton’s Lick
Ruth
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Kiddville
Miss Alta Vivian
Miss Pearl Pieratt
Mt. Sterling
Bernie Bruin of
Midway
Mrs. Nan. Tyre
Martha Boone
Pat. Piersall
Harvey Vivian
Loglick
Sarah Hugs
Ethel Boone
West Bend
Mr. Lindsay Vivion
Mrs
Frances Vivion
Alta Vivion
Stoops
B. M. Goodan
Timothy Meadow
James Crockett
Near Judy
Hinkston
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Ladies Aid Society of
Springfield Church
T. N. Coons
John Bradley
Wyoming
Thos. B. Hamilton
Sherman
Miss Edna
Swango
Springs
Lexington Heralds
Nell Glover
Springfield
Gudgell Hill
E. O. Guerrant
Ringo
Earl King Senff
John Samuels
Ben R. Turner, Jr
Chiles T. Pollard
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
Hazeligg
JED. Hazelrigg & Son Dry Goods
Louisville
W. A. Sutton & Son
the Board of Education of
Corinth
Blanche Whaley
Howard’s Mill
Ver
Levee
Nancy Bays
Union
Ze Baker
Pine Grove
Lulu Byrd
Gum Grove
Virgie Holley
Willoughby
Cqustis Stephens
Camargo
Maittie Myers
Jeffersonville
Elizabeth Wilson
Upper Spruce
Ida Byrd
Ficklin
Lida Wilson
NAS
Ies
Hirsh-Wickwire & Co
Michaels- Stern & Co
Xtra
CUI
Jen
Panama
Punch & Graves
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