People from many places visit the Fair in Lexington
Flynn of Cynthiana and Lacy of White Oak visit the Fair with family ties. Numerous locals and guests from Louisville, Lexington, Chicago, St. Louis, Flemingsburg, and Cincinnati attend events and stay with relatives.
Notable Visitors Stop in Lexington for Various Affairs
W T Fitzpatrick is in Lexington for a special electrical treatment. Miss Margaret Morgan of Madison Illinois visits Mrs James McDonald. J W Hall of Stepstone attends professional business in the city. Mr and Mrs Charles Little of Fayette county visit relatives and the Fair. Mrs W W George of Winchester visits sisters. Mrs Mattie Butler Dawes of Covington guests of Mrs Mary Winn Lockridge. Mrs D A Harris and daughter return to San Diego after visiting Mrs Harris mother Mrs Mary A McClure. Nell McClure accompanies them home.
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Helen King
Lexington
Virginia King Conroy
Margaret and
Mary Hansbro
J. H. Brunner
Mary Land Brunner
Louisa
Ashland
Preston Davis
Oklahoma City
Walker Reid
Frances
Missouri
George R. Snyder
G. W. Kern
Shelby County
Pauline Stewart
Margaret Morgan
Madison, Ill
Mrs
James McDonald
Charles Little
Fayette County
W. W. George
Winchester
Misses Welsh
Mattie Butler Dawes
Covington
Mary Winn Lockridge
D. A. Harris
San Diego
Cal
Harris
Mary A. McClure
Nell McClure
Bryan Nominated By Prohibitionists
The Prohibition party convention nominated William Jennings Bryan for president after he declined. Delegates, led by Marie Brehm of California, urged his name despite his refusal while several states offered support. The gathering pushed for League of Nations reforms though no firm platform emerged. Bryan’s decision awaited directly from him through his brother Charles.
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Prohibition Party
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Marie Brehm
California
National Party
Nebraska
Florida
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
League of Nations
Charles
William Jennings
Voters urged to register for August 7 Primary
The piece urges readers to register to vote in the upcoming Primary on August 7 and notes a grocer’s remark about a cucumber priced at fifteen cents. The brief underlines civic participation and local commerce.
Reverend Plopton to Lead Sunday Services at Ascension
The Rev. Mr. Plopton of Lexington will conduct services at Ascension Church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. A congregational meeting follows and all members are urged to attend.
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Mr. Plopton
Lexington
Ascension Church
Owingsville Dancing Club Dance Draws Large Crowd
The Owingsville Dancing Club held a Monday night event at Olympian Springs that drew a largely attended audience. Weather was delightful, music excellent, and lunch satisfactory. Attendees enjoyed the evening thoroughly.
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Owingsville Dancing Club
Olympian Springs
Harding Seeks Tennessees Women Votes In Suffrage Bid
Harding pledges to push Governor Coxs suffrage amendment through the Tennessee Legislature and gains support from women. He also faces criticism that he has no original ideas as the campaign intensifies.
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Harding
Cox
Tennessee
Ada Embry McKee Recovers After Appendicitis Surgery
Ada Embry McKee is reported to be recovering well after an appendicitis operation at Norton Infirmary in Louisville conducted several days ago.
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Ada Embry McKee
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
May couple welcomed newborn daughter yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. William May welcomed a lovely little daughter at their home yesterday. Congratulations flow as the family shares the happy arrival of the newest member of their household.
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William May
Local businessman cites cross-city patronage and road growth
Robert Walsh visits and describes a growing regional market linking Mt Sterling Winchester Paris Georgetown Danville Richmond and Lexington with better roads. He notes strong local patronage as automobiles speed and connect these communities into one expanding urban area.
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Robert Walsh
Robert
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Paris
Georgetown
Danville
Richmond
Lexington
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Ollie
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Mrs. L. Tipton Young
L. T. Chiles
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J. H. Wood
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H. C. Prewitt
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J. C. McNeal
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Edith Minihan
Frances Reese
Joe Wilson
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the Ladyes Specialty
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Zeidman and Police Exposition
W. T. Fitzpatrick
J. W. Hall
Stepstone
R. E. Punch
R. G. Kern
Variety Store
McGuire Bros