Duffy Fields and Cole Enter Congressional Primary
Harrison county candidate H C Duffy seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress from the Fifth Kentucky District. W J Fields also seeks the party’s nomination in the August 6, 1922 primary. William Throop Cole of Greenup County seeks the Democratic nomination in the August 5, 1922 primary.
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Harrison County
Congress
Kentucky
W. J. Fields
Democratic Party
Greenup
Greenup County
New C. Christian Music Co Store Opens in Mt Sterling
The C. Christian Music Company expands from Lexington to Mt Sterling under Miss Mary G. Evans. The store promises fast telegraph-to-truck service, catalogue orders, parcel post, and lower prices than major city shops. Ev erything musical will be available locally and the firm aims to draw trade from the region.
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E. C. Christian Music Company
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Mary G. Evans
Miss Evans
Evrything Musical
the. C. Christian Music Company
Richardson Bros Buy 32 Steers for Meat Store Block
Richardson Bros of this city purchased from R. T. Richardson 32 head of 1 000 pound well fattened steers at a fancy price. The meat store plans will be reviewed at a board meeting Monday evening and a building contract for the new hotel will be let once adopted.
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Richardson Bros
R. T. Richardson
Grass seed growers launch association across counties
Grass seed growers form a new association to boost bluegrass seed crops. The organization lists leaders from Bourbon Clark Montgomery and Fayette counties with plans to elect officers and finalizing director reports. Prominent growers attend the meeting and express strong support for the cooperative movement.
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Grass Seed Growers Launch Association
Bath
Clark
Montgomery
Fayette
Co-Operative Movement
John B. Winn
Woodford County
Clark B. Patterson
Bourbon County
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Nelson P. Gay
David Gay
Dwight L. Pendleton
John Duvall
Thomas W. Brock
Field VanMeter
T. Penn Taylor
William Robb
George G. Prewitt
Clark County
John D. Marshall
C. M. Marshall
Ben Crimm
Emmett Coons
Robert E. Beatty
Joe Houston
Actress in Four Horsemen balks at Paris fashion
A Rex Ingram film for Metro, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, features Minnehaha the Cheyenne maid who insisted on wearing her traditional dress even in Paris scenes. The on‑set conflict halted filming for two days until director Ingram agreed to keep her in the Argentinian costume for the Paris sequences as well. Somemarried couples are like a grand opera company they get along fine in public.
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Rex Ingram
Metro
Paris
Ingram
Minnehaha
Vincenzo Blasco Ibanez
Madariaga
South America
Desnoyers
Argentina
Grand Opera Company
Herald Sued for Libel by Circuit Judge Halbert
The Lexington Herald is sued for 50000 by Circuit Judge Halbert Catlettsburg over an editorial about Clayhole murder trials in Catlettsburg. Breckinridge defends the article as truthful and offered a denial to the judge. case tests limits of press freedom in libel law.
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Halbert
Catlettsburg
The
Herald
Clayhole
Commonwealth
Elesetely
Breckinridge
For Rent Millinery Store and Fixtures
Mrs W A Boyd announces the millinery shop and fixtures for rent as she goes out of business due to ill health. Sharpsburg location referenced. Advertisement notes affordability and availability through The Advocate publication.
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W. A. Boyd
Sharpsburg
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Advocate Publishing Company
Eee
American Press Association
H. C. Duffy
William Throop Cole
Music Store
Newmeyer's
Montgomery County
Louisville
S. Ma. Newmeyer
Proprieto
Brenlin
Boston
Sea Island
Great Northern
White Shoe Sale
Eller
the Herald
Lexington Herald
the Advocate
C. Howell
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