W H Wood Dies Uncle of Gazette Editor
W H Wood, uncle of the Gazette editor, died at his home near Sharpsburg Bath county after a brief illness. He was about 75, native of Fleming county, brother of the late A T Wood, and survived by his widow and three children Charles Wood Lexington Joe Wood Bath county and Mrs Elmer Berry Sharpsburg. Also survived by brother Rev T J Wood Fleming county. A Union army veteran respected as a charitable, congenial man. Peace to his ashes.
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Sharpsburg
Bath County
Mr. Wood
Fleming County
Non. A. T. Wood
Charles Wood
Lexington
Joe Wood
Elmer Berry
Rev
T. J. Wood
Brayless army mule possible claims by Dunphy
Dr George W Dunphy argues brayless mules can be created by removing vocal cords to reduce braying. He says a quiet night mule voice could carry over a mile and aid enemy, while vets seek quieter work for the army mule.
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George W. Dunphy
General Pershing
Coal campaign urges early purchase to aid war effort
State and federal agencies launch a nationwide push urging households to buy coal now to secure winter supply and expedite rail transport. The campaign argues early purchase protects families, supports factories and ships, and prevents rail bottlenecks while praising patriotism and cooperation.
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United States Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
Director General of Railroads
United States
W S he A MT STERLING MAN S EXPERIENCE
A Mt Sterling citizen endorses Deans Kidney Pills after kidney pain backache and fatigue. R J Thomas of Harrison Ave testifies the remedy regulated his kidneys and eased back and body aches. Endorsing note from local Mt Sterling reader.
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W. S
MT. Sterling
R. J. Thomas
Tlarrison Ave
Dean
Duerson
Shipyard Workers to Win Service Medals
The Shipping Board will award medals flags and badges to shipyard workers and related production staff to honor wartime contributions. Monthly flags go to top three yards by overall records. first place earns a board flag with blue, second red, third white. Gold and silver medals reward unusual and distinguished service in ship production for employees across shipyards and materials suppliers.
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Shipping Board
W. Ss. S
Old Earth
Sells Good Farm on Quisenberry Pike to Will Payne
Judge G Allen McCormick sold two small tracts totaling about 73 acres on the Quisenberry pike to Will Payne for around 160 dollars per acre. Possession was given immediately. The note adds a remark about a misfit illustrated by big opinions of a small man.
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G. Allen McCormick
Will Payne
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