Prewitt and Thomson Station turnpike rock grant
Citizens of the Prewitt area led by H M and E R Prewitt nearly fund turnpike repairs with county funds by supplying crushed stone and spreading it free of charge. This cooperative effort doubles rock availability and offers a model for other parts of the county.
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Prewitt
Messrs
H. M
E. R. Prewitt
Prewitt and
Thomson Station
Lillard Dismissed as Bradley Era Ends
The death of Senator Bradley triggers rapid changes as Eph Lillard and his son Stout are dismissed from government service. Lillard had served as Bradley’s private secretary and held a $2200 annual clerical post, while Stout earned $1200 as a committee stenographer. The Democratic Steering Committee moved to replace Bradley with Senator White, marking a political shift. Judge James H. Evans’ illness hints at a forthcoming successor in Clark County as Governor McCreary acts on politics.
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Eph Lillard
Stout
J. C. W. Beckham
U. S
Senator Bradley
Revolutionary Claims Committee
Stout Lillard
Democratic Steering Committee
Senator White
Jas. H. Evans
Clark County
Camden chosen to replace late senator Bradley
Gov McCreary selects Hon Johnson N. Camden to succeed W O Bradley in Kentucky's U S Senate. The choice honors a loyal Democrat noted for wealth culture and independence and pledged to represent Kentucky in the United States Senate, the nation’s upper house.
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Johnson N. Camden
W. O. Bradley
McCreary
Kentucky
Beckham Seen as Sure Winner for Kentucky Senate Nomination
A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer reports Kentucky Democrats largely back former Governor Beckham as the likely long term U S Senate nominee. They predict Beckham’s win in August primaries and Johnson N Camden’s short term nomination and election. The long term would begin March 4, 1915, while supporters of Representative Stanley expect his defeat.
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Kentucky
Beckham
United States Senate
Johnson N. Camden
Stanley
Cattle Slaughter Stance Expressed by S P Greenwade
A quotation from S. P. Greenwade asserts self-slaughtering cattle is handled with strict sanitary precautions.
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S. P. Greenwade
Greenwade's Delivers Fresh Greens and Strawberries Daily
Greens beans cucumbers and a variety of fresh vegetables are available with daily deliveries at Greenwade's. Strawberries arrive fresh each day and orders are delivered promptly, with business appreciated.
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Greenwade’s
Huylers' Chocolate Featured At Local Fountain
Geiger's Pharmacy notes the cafe serves Huylers' Chocolate at the fountain, highlighting brand availability and a local preference for this confection.
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Tf. Geiger’s Pharmacy
Local High School Baseball Eyes Central Kentucky Title
High School notes describe a June 5 baseball game at the Fair Grounds between the local team and Lexing ton High School with a potential Central Kentucky title on the line after a prior Lexington–Cynthiana clash. Wood and Kelly anchor the local battery as fans are urged to attend and root for a season finale victory. The piece also covers a Baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church, praise for choir director Mrs. Sarah Drake, a May 26 win over the “rounders” with DeHaven and Kelly starring, and upcoming Grammar School commencement and Annual Class Day programs with officers and speakers listed.
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Lexington High School
Lexington
Cynthiana High School
Central Kentucky High Schools
Wood
Kelly
J. S. Wilson
Baptist Church
The
Sarah Drake
Duna
DeHaven
Grammar School
Welsch
Clyde Darsh
Christian Church
Carroll Kelly
Josephine Thomas
Irwin Jackson
Stella Stephens
James van Sant
Emma Botts
Queenie Rooney
Ruth Setters
Virginia Watts
Commencement Dance at Trimble Hall Tonight
The annual Commencement Dance will be held at Trimble Hall this evening with music by the Lexington Opera House Orchestra. A large crowd of visitors is expected to attend.
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Trimble Hall
Lexington Opera House
Nice Presents Monogram Cards and Writing Paper Line
Advertises monogram correspondence cards and writing paper as a tasteful commencement present from Advocate Publishing Co. Promotes screen windows at a yard up and a fair event featuring the products and lines available.
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Advocate Publishing Co
Real estate and loan office opened in Odd Fellows building
On June 1 1914 Messrs Ben W Hall and S B Lane opened an office in the Odd Fellows building on Main street to deal in real estate loans stocks and bonds. They solicit business from the community.
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Messrs
Ben W. Hall
S. B. Lane
Odd Fellows Building
Main Street
Adams Named Flemingsburg Postmaster
Mr George A Adams assumed charge as postmaster at Flemingsburg on Monday succeeding Mr William H Harrison a Republican who served sixteen years in that role Adams faced no opposition in the appointment.
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George A. Adams
Flemingsburg
William H. Harrison
Adams
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