Hog cholera threat urged for Kentucky farms
Kentucky agriculture officials urge strict sanitary methods and serum protection to combat hog cholera. Demonstrations at the Kentucky Experiment Station in Lexington promote hog cholera serum use and lab capacity expansion as part of eradicating the disease statewide. Robert Graham leads the Biological Laboratory at the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station in Lexington, Ky.
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Kentucky
Kentucky Experiment Station
Lexington
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Robert Graham
Biological Laboratory
Lexington, Ky
Former State Senator Stephenson Dies After Illness
Hon. W W Stephenson former Kentucky state senator and noted attorney died suddenly in Rankins office Harrodsburg after an indigestion attack followed by acute heart trouble. He collapsed on a couch and died within about half an hour despite a physician's arrival.
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Attorney Rankin
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Montgomery County Fair Opens With Midway Shows
Montgomery County Fair runs July 21 to 22 with midway attractions merry go round and other amusements. Local vendors, rides, and games promise family entertainment across the fairgrounds this weekend.
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Montgomery, County Fair
Montgomery Circuit Court Sale Notice 1914 Proceeding
By judgment of the Montgomery Circuit Court H B and Bessie Kinsolving are named in a commissioner's sale. Special Commissioner W Hoffman Wood will execute the sale per order, with purchase money and legal interest to be paid and terms set by law. Sale to occur under the court of the M Circuit Court at the A Term 1914.
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Mt Sterling Property Will Sell At Public Auction
On July 20 1914 at Mt Sterling Kentucky the Montgomery county court will sell at public auction the Bessie B Kinsolving property on Maysville Street including Lot 1 residence and Lot 2 vacant with a 15 foot alley, subdivided parcels A to F, to satisfy a judgment of 6756 85. The sale proceeds will be on credit 6 and 12 months with registration of security and the court will determine the bid sequence and overall sale method.
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Montgomery County Court Clerk
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Oldham
Bigstaff
John G. Winn
Winn
J. G. Winn
White
Foot Street
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B White
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OS Bigstaff
Lovers And The Moon In A Night Park Reverie
The Louisville Times columns muse on lovers in a park under a luminous moon and the intrusion of science. They question lunar lop sidedness and unseen oceans while a park bench scene and a vigilant cop provide tension and backdrop. The piece blends poetry with casual astronomy observations and urban atmosphere.
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London Post
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Louisville Times
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Advertising copy claims deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and that local applications cannot cure it. It promises $100 for a catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation, authored by T. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo.
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T. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Courting pastors for unmarried church members causes scrutiny
The Louisville Times reports on pastors courting single members of a Cincinnati church. The practice, seen as innovative, sparks concern as pastors consider charging fees to perform weddings. Captains of industry watch the development closely.
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Cincinnati
Louisville Times
Show Horses Enter Saddle Classes at Montgomery County Fair
Lee Rectina Sunflower Jack Barrymore and Mary Yandell Fox head saddle classes during Montgomery County Fair week of July 21. The event features notable show horses and competitions across multiple divisions.
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Lee Rectina
Sunflower
Jack Barrymore
Mary Yandell Fox
Montgomery County
Remembering the Undone Deeds of a Kind Heart
Poem reflects on the regret of unrealized kindness and unspoken words. It emphasizes that what haunts us at day's end are the actions we failed to take and the compassion we left unfinished. Margaret E Sangster.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mt. Sterling Woman
Mt. Sterling resident Mrs. Nelson of 43 Richmond St. reports back pain tiredness and nervous headaches improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She endorses the remedy and urges readers to buy the same 50 cent packs from dealers. Foster-Moburn Co. Buffalo N Y props. 2-31
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Lexington bankers seek $500000 loan for Kentucky crops
Several national banks in Lexington have sent a request to Secretary McAdoo for a $500,000 loan to aid in moving Central Kentucky crops. The action follows a government's renewed consideration of such loans and references a prior year loan of $375,000. The larger request reflects brighter crop prospects.
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Lexington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Kentucky
Charles L Simon Florist Succession Notice
Charles L Simon becomes florist successor to John Corbitt with contact at phone 435 19 tf.
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Charles
L. Simon
Florist
John Corbitt
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