Camargo News Roundup by Gladys Richardson
Aunt Mary Adams is improving as local notes report. Howard Cockrell has been sick recently. Bruce Young and his companion were in Camargo Sunday evening. P P and N P Richardson of Olympia visited relatives here Sunday. Drought worries farmers as crops cry for rain. Christian church women plan an ice cream supper Saturday night the 13th to fund papering the church. Local youths attended Antioch church Sunday night and enjoyed a fine time.
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Mary Adams
Howard Cockrell
Bruce Young
Camargo
P. P
N. P. Richardson
Olympia
Ladies of the Christian Church
Big Piano Bargains Take Advantage of Used Pianos
Several slightly used pianos of standard makes offered at greatly reduced prices. Interested buyers are urged to write at once to acquire bargain instruments and arrange purchase.
Empress of Ireland Disaster Final Toll and Inquiry
Final tallies show 400 rescued and 964 perished from the Empress of Ireland sinking after a collision with the Danish collier Storstad in fog near Father Point on the St Lawrence River. Captain Kendall testified at a coroner’s inquest detailing precautions and the ship’s immobility when struck. He helped save passengers and recounted the Quebec to Liverpool voyage.
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Henry George Kendal
Pinauld
Kendall
Storstad
Quebec
Liverpool
Father Point
St. Lawrence River
Harvest Hands Wanted in Oklahoma
State Labor Commissioner Charles L. Daugherty in Oklahoma City asks Secretary of Labor W. B. Wilson to mobilize 12 000 to 15 000 workers for the wheat harvest at 2 to 2 1 2 dollars per day with board. Eighty five percent of men employed will be...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Daugherty
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. B. Wilson
State Department
Oklahoma to offer free employment offices for farmers
The State will maintain free employment offices at Oklahoma City Enid Alva Woodward Fredericks and other points to help distribute men for forage crop work promising four to six months of steady employment. Interested workers may apply to any State Free Employment Office. The Secretary of Labor directs the Division of Information to circulate the notice to aid farmers and provide idle men with jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Enid
Alva
Woodward
Frederick
Secretary of Labor
Oklahoma
Lost instrument case on streets of Mt Sterling
Dr. W B Robinson reports his instrument case lost on Mt Sterling streets. A reward is offered for its return. contact 551 2 rings to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
W. B. Robinson
New Red Cross Footwear Unveiled for Modern Relief Work
The Red Cross introduces new footwear designed for disaster response teams. Features include weatherproof uppers, reinforced toes, and slip resistant soles. The line aims to improve mobility and safety for volunteers in challenging field conditions.
Andes Great Prescription ClaimsCure for Catarrh in Birmingham
Birmingham crowds flock to the Great Andes sale at Fourth Avenue and Nineteenth Street to receive free Health and Happiness books. Testimonials cite deafness relief and a five minute arm restoration after applying Andes Oil. Mt Sterling Drug Co. and W. Lloyd hold exclusive Montgomery county agency.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fourth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Anderson W. ‘Tyler
First Avenue
Andes
Samuel Robinson
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling Drug Co
W.&. Lloyd
Montgomery County
Two Die in Separate Lexington Area Auto Crashes
In Lexington two men died and two were badly hurt in weekend crashes. John J. Hayes 61 a longtime C&O crossing watchman died after being struck by Lew Sharp who rushed into a passing engine on East Main street. Elwood Wallen 22 of Paris died when a car on Nicholasville road turned turtle injuring Scott Woodford and J L Chowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hayes
East Main Street
Lexington
Lew Sharp
Elwood Wallen
Paris
Nicholasville Road
Scott Woodford
J. L. Chowning
Cynthiana
Woodford
Chowning
Wallen
Young Wooford
John Woodford
Mr. Hayes
Sharp
East Main
Good Samaritan Hospital
Commissioner's Sale in Montgomery County Ky
By judgment of the Montgomery Circuit Court a commission sale is set for Mt Sterling Kentucky court day. The 1 twelfth undivided interest of John Grigsby in two tracts totalling about 30 acres plus land rights situated on Lulbegrud Creek and near Kiddville turnpike will be sold at public auction on credit six months. Bond with security required, special commissioner named, bidders may be retained on the land until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
John Grigsby
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Emmett Nelson
R F.A. Grigsby
William Judy
Alice
John Conlee
Albert McClure
Kiddville
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Glen Stafford
Conrad Richardson
Otto Greer
Mayme Trimble
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Emily Turley
Linnie Hall
Stella Stafford
Harvest Hands
Vanarsdell’s
Brunner
Red Cross
Sipyeaser
Mt. Sterling Laundry
Eastern State Hospital, Piff
Hamburger Bros
Norfolk
Hopkins
Knox
Panamas
The
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