Kentucky Trots Will Be Held in Lexington
Kentucky trotting meetings set by The Grand Circuit run September 30 to October 11 with four races daily. Key purses range from $2000 to $56000 for events including the Futurity and Kentucky Futurity, plus pacing and trot races such as the Castleton and Transylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Racing Commission
Kentucky
T. H. B. Association
A. Tipton
Blue Grass
Lexington
Castleton
Cumberland
Ashland
Labor Board Created to Settle War Coal Disputes
The Fuel Administrator announces a new Bureau of Labor to settle coal mining disputes between miners and operators during the war. It also releases the principles that will guide grievance adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Bureau of Labor
Chattanooga Woman Credits Vin Hepatica For Health Restore
Ida V. Marlar of Chattanooga Tennessee says Vin Hepatica saved her life after eight years of stomach trouble and nervousness. She credits improved sleep strength and appetite to the remedy and urges others with similar issues to try it. The testimonial also names W S Lloyd of Mount Sterling Kentucky and C W Peters of Sharpsburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
W. S. Lloyd
Mt. Sterling
C. W. Peters
Sharpsburg
Patriot Food Tactics for Nourishing Diets in War Time
A British food circular urges maximizing nourishment from all foods. It explains making vegetable stock from peels and scraps, tips for thickening soups with flour sago or tapioca, and stresses clean materials and quick use as stocks spoil. It then lists numerous prize winners in vegetables, fruits, jellies, canned goods, and baked items by name and maker.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure All Stages
Readers learn a cure for catarrh through constitutional treatment. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces, offering 100 dollars for any failure and inviting testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Registration of Women in Lexington War Effort Planned
During July 29 to August 3, forty five organizations of the Women’s National Council of Defense in Lexington will register every woman for war work. Each group will cover a district and collect training, health, and family responsibilities data. Registration does not pledge future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s National Council of Defense
Lexington
Red Cross
Wartime sentiment and tax talk in a clipped excerpt
The page blends a verse wishing doom for WWI leaders with a factual note that the House Ways and Means Committee tentatively favors an 18 percent normal tax on corporate net income, with 12 percent on distributed incomes. The Lexington Board of Commerce asks the State Tax Commission not to impose a prohibitive tobacco assessment in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Ways and Means
Lexington Board of Commerce
State Pax Commission
Kentucky
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Democratic Party
United States
William Preston Kimball
Ollie M. James
Republican Party
B. J. Bethurum
Ben L. Bruner
Keller Greene
Patriotic Foods
Floral Hall Awards
W. W. Wilson
D. C. McGuire
Lillian Webster
Ben W. Hall
M. F. Hinson
C. B. Stephens
A. C. Oldham
Irene McNamara
Wm. Reed
Nick Hadden
J. A. van
F. P. Boyd
L. W. Lee
Price Calk
C. D. Highland
Alice Gillispie
Mollie Turner
C. B
Duerson
Mrs. Alice Gil
C. B. Duerson
N. A. Wilkerson
Mrs. Mollie
Turner
F. C. Hunt
John Robinson
N. A. Wilker
N. A Wilkerson
Bluford Welsch
Roy Morris
Best
Best Pepper
C. G. Thompson
T. N. Coons
John Robin
R. G. Kern
Mrs. C. B. Highland
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company
E. W. Stockton
John G. Roberts
MT. Sterling, Kyy
Crown Prince
von Hindenburg
Mars
von Ludendorff
Prince Bitel
von Hertling
Helena
Ferdinand
Petro-Menta
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
E. P. Pierce
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