Will and testament of a Kentucky estate owner notes disinheritance
The document describes plans to disinherit Thomas Greenwade or Fitzpatrick for abusing trust while acting as agent and power of attorney. It details ill health in 1905, a Florida winter, and discovery of unauthorized loans and land purchases in the agent’s name. The will revokes the agent’s authority, bans further bequests, and outlines contingencies for contested estates and executor rules.
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Thomas
Fitzpatrick
Mary Greenwade
Missouri
Mt. Sterling
Florida
Exchange Bank
Kentucky
Thomas Greenwade
Last Will and Testament of W T Fitzpatrick Sr
W T Fitzpatrick Sr of Mt Sterling Kentucky signs his last will February 5 1914 in the presence of witnesses Drs WM T Simball J F Lockhart J A Shirley and B M Manning. The witnesses attest the testator is of sound mind and capable of disposing of property. Keller Greene Montgomery County Clerk issue note appears as copy attest.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick, Sr
Mt. Sterling
Fitzpatrick
WM. T. Simball
J. F. Lockhart
J. A. Shirley
B. M. Manning
Keller Greene
Montgomery County
Auction sale of Percheron horses at C. & O. Stockyards
Auctioneer Col. Robt. Walker sells a carload of extra good Percheron bred horses and mares at 2:00 PM in the C. & O. Stockyards. Aimed at buyers seeking quality stock. strong colors and thoroughbred stock highlighted. Attend if you want good horses.
Students Serve Meals at Kentucky University Cafeteria
Co-eds at the University of Kentucky in Lexington run a student cafeteria since January. Home Economics students learn mass food prep and receive pay, with credit for serving hours. About 100 daily meals in month one, 250 by term end. venture popular and financially successful.
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University of Kentucky At
Notable Visitors and Travel Through Local Society Ties
Local society notes list W. H. Strossman in Henderson on business and Judge C. Turner from Frankfort. Mrs. Ida Morris heads to New York for several weeks, Miss Georgia Wilkerson returns from Ohio, and Mrs. Robert Luckett with Mrs. Floyd Burns from Lexington visit relatives. Also mentioned are Mrs. Waller Sharp and Miss Mary Jefferson Sharp of Sharpsburg, H. C. Hickenlooper of Palatka as a guest, and Luther May and wife from Portsmouth visiting E. B. May family. Kenney Wright and wife plan Washington, D. C. return after a relatives visit. A Camden Park picnic honors Miss Florence Anderson guest of Miss Marie Stafford. Mrs. Alfred Gerald Gates and children back from Asheville, staying with N. T. Trimble. Mr. Gates returns to Indianapolis.
60 Mile Wind Storm Hits Louisville Briefly
A thunderstorm of unusual force swept Louisville at 10 40 causing minor damage but offering relief from heat. Temperatures tumbled nineteen degrees in twenty minutes then rose again. Southwest wind peaked at sixty mph for a minute, averaged fifty two mph for five, later reaching this area around 1 PM and damaging shade and fruit trees.
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Louisville
Straw Hats Sailors Leghorns and Panamas Highlighted
See our select line of Straw Hats Sailors Leghorns and Panamas by R. E. Punch & Co available now.
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R. E. Punch & Co
Buy Now Buy Wisely Campaign Urges Immediate Purchases
Information and Education Service led by Roger W. Babson urges the public to buy now and buy wisely to spur remobilization of peace time industries. The plan calls on merchants to advertise, inform the public that now is the time to buy, and explains how consumer demand lifts production, employment, and confidence.
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Information and Education Service
Department of Labor
Roger W. Babson
Babson
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Drusie Willis
Samuel Greenwade
Drusie
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Col. Robt. Walker
the Advocate For Printing
W. H. Strossman
Henderson
C. Turner
Frankfort
Ida Morris
New York
Georgia Wilkerson
Ohio
Robert Luckett
Floyd Burns
Lexington
Camden Park
Catlettsburg
Florence Anderson
Marie Stafford
Alfred Gerald Gates
Ashville
N. T. Trimble
Palm Beach
Polar
RH. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Woman's History Club
Masonic Temple
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