Correspondence mentions visitors and frequent travels
Mrs Nannie Herrington of Lexington visits sister Mrs Callie Pieratt this week. Maggie Rice of Winchester visits friends here. Mrs Ollie Pace returned home from Lexington hospital. T W Abbott's children visit uncle T J Hughes. Oscar Forman and children from El Paso Texas visit Cliff and Martha Daniel. John Tinney returns to Athol Ky after time with parents. Floyd Combs family visits James Williams at Indian Fields. E L Butler remains confined to his room. Martha Pace visits Winchester relatives. Emerson Conlee of Clay City visits his parents. Mr Walker Winburn and wife ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Herrington
Lexington
Callie Pieratt
Oscar Forman
el Paso, Texas
Cliff Daniel
John Tinney
Athol, Ky
Mrs
James Tinney
Floyd Combs
James Williams
Indian Fields
Weather Outlook Warm and Fair With Local Showers
A weekly bulletin forecasts warm fair conditions with showers and thunderstorms. An active disturbance over the northern Rocky Mountains will move eastward bringing local storms Monday across northern plains and midweek across central and northern states. A second disturbance in the northwest late week brings showers, with warm southern districts staying dry and temperatures rising then moderating midweek before another rise in the northwest.
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Rocky Mountains
Northern Plain States
Plain States
Great Central Valleys
Visit to Mastins in Winchester Noted
The report notes a visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Mastin in Winchester over Saturday and Sunday and mentions home grown beans peas and beets at Vanarsdell's.
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William Mastin
Winchester
Vanarsdell’s
Aunt Annie Warren McMakin Baptized at 126 Near Brownsboro
Said to be 126 years old Aunt Annie Warren McMakin was baptized at her home near Brownsboro in a ceremony attended by a crowd of church members.
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Annie” Warren McMakin
Brownsboro
Ren Cottage S E Cor Clay and Sycamore Phone 445
Sue Evans, ral.
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Ren
Cottage
S . E. Cor
Clay and Sycamore
Sue Evans
James Phillips Sells Interest in Winchester Firm
James Phillips of McCord and Phillips in Winchester sells his interest to partners J L McCord and Joseph C McCord, effectively leaving the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phillips
McCord & Phillips
Winchester
J. L. and
Joseph C. McCord
Circuit Judges Allow Women to Vote in County Race
Several circuit judges ruled that women may vote in the August Primary for County Superintendent of Schools races. Judges Kerr Fayette Betharaim Pulaski Moss Warren Fryer Pendleton Benton directed county clerks to prepare ballots. Judge Benton noted confusion from State Superintendent Hamlett’s interview and encouraged clerks to comply. No Montgomery county action reported.
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Kerr
Fayette
Betharaim
Pulaski
Moss
Warren
Fryer
Pendleton
Benton
Madison County
Hamlett
Terrill
Montgomery County
Great Trotting and Pacing Races at Montgomery County Fair
The Montgomery County Fair in Mt. Sterling Kentucky runs July 23 to 26 offering fast trotting and pacing races. Featured acts include Grella's Band and soloist Miss Charlotte Brann. Season tickets are available.
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Montgomery County
Yass
Piety Saist
Grella
Mt. Sterling
Charlotte Brann
Kentucky Tobacco Crop 1913 Estimates Show Decline
Estimates place Kentucky tobacco acreage at 345,216 in 1913 down from 858,060 in 1912 with a projected total crop of 310,693,000 pounds, compared with 348,606,000 pounds in 1912. Dark tobacco leads the decline while Burley holds a stronger outlook with fair prices. North Carolina and Virginia also show reduced acreage but varied production. Overall national production is forecast at 900,353,000 pounds vs 911,096,600 in 1912.
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Kentucky
State Agricultural Commissioner
North Carolina
Virginia
Well Known Farmer Dies Friday
William Thompson, a Stepstone area farmer, was found unconscious by a neighbor last Friday and died shortly after at home. He was fifty, described as industrious with many friends, recently mourning two lost children and ill health. Funeral Saturday with burial in the family burying ground. He leaves a wife and three children.
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William Thompson
Stepstone
Morehead Defeats Mt. Sterling in Baseball Game
A selected baseball team from Mt. Sterling visited Morehead on Sunday and were defeated 8 to 2. The home team was managed and captained by Marvin Gay and Stanley Brown.
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Morehead
Messrs
Marvin Gay
Stanley Brown
Jury Breaks Will Of Stephen Holladay In Estate Case
After one hour forty five minutes of deliberation the jury returned a verdict at 10 15 Saturday breaking the will of the late Stephen Holladay who left about $100 000 to his widow. All jurors supported breaking the will and the propounders plan to appeal.
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Stephen Holladay
Fort Sate Good Apple Vinegar Ad
A small classified notice for Good apple vinegar from A. F. Wyatt in Fort Sate, listing contact phone 627.
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A. F. Wyatt
Country Faces Huge Rail Strike Threat
A proposed strike of over 80 000 conductors and trainmen on forty five Eastern railroads may be declared in days depending on railroad wage dispute concessions. Democratic leaders in Washington await the outcome with anxiety.
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Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Hoffman Wood
Liss
Charlotte Brand
Kiddville
John G. Vivian
Maggie Rice
Ollie Pace
T. W. Abbott
Trap
T. J. Hughes
Martha Pace
Emerson Conlee
Clay City
J. W. Conlee
Mr. Walker Winburn
Table Theatre
Ury
Imillions
Edisons
American Talking Picture CO
Broadway
New York City
Richardson
Cadence
Circuit
Vanuredell’s
J. D
Stsoochtow
Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Maysville Street
MT. Sterling, KY
Southern Railway
Lexington, KY
Louisville
Shelbyville
Lawrenseburg
Danville
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