Boy Killed by Train at Crossing in Kentucky
Jay McCarty a 15 year old Utilities Co employee was struck and killed at a crossing near the ice plant when a train approached obscured by a house and trees. Jack Holbarn was badly injured in the accident. Funeral services were held Monday at 3:30 PM with burial in Machpelah cemetery.
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Kentucky Utilities Co
Jay McCarty
Jack Holbarn
The
Utilities Co
Ray McCarty
French McCarty
Presbyterian Church
Machpelah
Changes Position at Morris Cafe and C O Depot
Mr Homer French resigns as manager at Morris Cafe to become baggage master at the C O depot. He is praised as polite and capable and expected to succeed in the new post. Mr John Duty serves as temporary Latin the position formerly held by Mr H
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Homer French
Morris’ Cafe
French
John Duty
Court Calls Two Elections In Montgomery County
A local option petition with 1416 signatures seeks a countywide election in Montgomery County. A separate ward by ward petition with 231 names asks for elections in Mt. Sterling wards two to four to test the county unit law. If county goes wet, whiskey sales resume. if dry, the whole county stays dry. The county race drew 669 supporters of twenty five percent from 2675 votes in the last election.
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Montgomery
W. O. Chenault
Mt. Sterling
Dentist Dr Millard relocates to remodeled second floor offices
Dr F A Millard moves his dental practice from Reynolds building third floor to newly remodeled front rooms on the second floor. He shares a reception room with Dr Reynolds in a highly desirable city location. Do you attend your Church.
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F. A. Millard
Reynolds’ Building
Reynolds
Beautiful Life Ends in Grief for Mason Family
Mrs. Margaret Clay Mason of Grassy Lick died Friday night after a brief illness at age seventy. Widely known in the county and a lifelong Methodist, she is survived by ten of twelve children and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at Machpelah cemetery with Rev. George Froh delivering the eulogy.
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Margaret Clay Mason
John H. Mason
Grassy Lick
George Froh
la Grange
Machpelah
Froh
Mason
C. D. Powell
Winter Park
H .H. Copage
North Middletown
J. C
W. H. Ramsey
Oliver Howell
Messrs. J. N
James F
Desoto
Kan
R. A
L. B
Will A. Mason
Fannie Judy
Advocate
Mr. Mason
Ford touring cars sold to local buyers
Paul Strother, Ford agent in this city, sold and delivered two Ford touring cars last week to buyers Mr. T. J. Thomas and Mr. J. Cooper. Strother notes he has sold more Fords in the year than any other dealer in the city.
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Paul Strother
Ford Automobile
T. J. Thomas
J. Cooper
Strother
Woodson backs Beckham as Stanley faction bleeds support
Urey Woodson editor of Owensboro Messenger declares opposition to Beckham harmful to the Democratic party. The Messenger predicts Beckham will win the Kentucky nomination by a landslide, with Stanley and McCreary unable to match the public sentiment and Beckham's November victory likely.
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Messenger
Kentucky
Beckham
Stanley
McCreary
Lorimer
Ham
Mr. Stanley
Dog Bites Boys and Man Prompt Rabies Treatment
Mr Henry R Prewitt and his two sons Allen and Reid visited Bowling Green for Pasteur treatment after a dog belonging to a young French boy tested rabid. Reid and Russell Freend were bitten last Thursday and Allen bitten earlier while visiting relatives. Policeman Tom Scott also bitten and undergoing treatment. Doctors confirmed rabies in the dog’s head and treatment lasts three weeks.
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Henry R. Prewitt
Allen
Reid Prewitt
Bowling Green
State Laboratory
Russell Freend
French
Allen Prewitt
Tom Scott
GOING TO CAMP WITH LOCAL GIRLS AT SLATE CREEK
Misses Lizzie P Coleman Nelle Tipton Bess Henry Dora Robinson Gertrude McNamara Nancy Berkley and Elizabeth Wyatt will spend next week at Mr G L Kirkpatrick s camp on Slate creek. The young people are looking forward to a most enjoyable outing.
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Lizzie P. Coleman
Nelle Tipton
Bess Henry
Dora Robinson
Gertrude McNamara
Nancy Berkley
Elizabeth Wyatt
G. L. Kirkpatrick
Slate Creek
July County Court Day Market Report
About 1500 cattle sold with quality better than usual and prices rising. 850–900 pound steers at 7.30, most 700 pounds at 7.00–7.25. heifers 6.50–7.00. cows 5–6 cents, fat cows near 7. Old cows and rough oxen 3–5 cents. Numerous named buyers and precise head counts noted across Clark, Bath, Bourbon, and Lexington areas.
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A. B. Pieratt
Fayette County
Bud Barnes
Stanley Prewitt
Clark County
Mr. Prewitt
A. L. Tipton
Wm. Bailey
Little & Powell
Fields van- Meter
Simon Weil
Lexington
Geo. Wheeler
Will W. Gay
Kelly Murphy
Jake Boyd
Bath County
James Blount
Mike Hampton
Keeton & Co
Mr. Railsback
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Vanarsdell's
Chenault & Orear
MR. Woodson
State
Gov. Beckham
Stone’s Wrapped Cakes
Sanitary Meat Market
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
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