Easy Terms Loans Promising Farmers In Kentucky
Union Central Life Insurance Company reports loaned 1 700 000 to Kentucky and Tennessee farmers since January 1 1917 at ten or twenty year terms. Loans may be repaid any time, with lower net cost than five or six percent interest. District manager Burt L. Sims in Lexington invites inquiries.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Burt L. Sims
Central Kentucky
802 Security Trust Building
Lexington
Becham and James Seen Entitled to Patronage Share
Elizabethtown News quotes a claim that Senator Beckham deserves half the patronage of Kentucky and that Senator James agrees in principle. The remark reflects political favoritism debates within the state.
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Beckham
Kentucky
James
Elizabethtown News
Farm contracts could curb farmto-city exodus
A farmer Mr Thompson hires John Smith and provides a tenant house with garden truck patch fire wood and pasture for a modest wage. Smith treats the noncash benefits as free favors and moves to town after seeing higher wages elsewhere. If Thompson priced each benefit clearly the arrangement would look different and workers would stay.
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Mr. Thompson
John Smith
Smith
Tom Jones
Thompson
County High School Teachers Chosen for Coming Year
At a Montgomery County Board of Education meeting Prof. M. J. Goodwin was re elected as Principal and Mrs. Mary Schlegel and Miss Margaret Tipton as teachers at the County High School. Mrs. W. W. Eubank Sr. was elected Supervisor of Rural Schools with a salary of 100 dollars per month.
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Montgomery County Board of Education
M. J. Goodwin
Mary Schlegel
Margaret Tipton
W. W. Eubank
Cromwell as Liquor Phonograph Targeted in Kentucky Politics
The Winchester Courier comments on Col. Tommy Cromwell of Kentucky and Gov. Stanley allies amid a political feud. It mocks Cromwell’s plea for support and notes Col. Marshall’s resignation, Beckham’s clash with Stanley, Haley stepping in, and Marshall’s $2000 Secretary of the Tax Commission offer while urging a public trust over private swapping.
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Tommy Cromwell
Kentucky
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Stanley
Senator Beckham
Gov. Stanley
Col. Marshall
James
Internal Revenue
Cromwell
Gen. Haley
Mr. Hyde
Col. Cromwell
Black
Marshall
Tax Commission
Beckham
Ollie
Winchester Courier
For Sale A Good Combined Mare Rides Well
For sale a well bred combined mare described as a fast road mount. She rides well and is not afraid of autos. Seller Asa Bean lists price in the ad with a 37 21 notation.
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Asa Bean
Gas Stove for Sale in Good Condition
Small heater offered at a low price. Apply at this office for details through The Advocate for printing.
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Advocate
Will of W H Thompson Probate Seals Estate Plan
The will of the late W H Thompson who died last week was probated before County Judge Chenault. It leaves the estate to his children or their descendants equally while providing that all rents profits interest and income from the estate go to his widow Lucinda Thompson for life. Lucinda Thompson is named executor and qualified immediately after probate.
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Chenault
Lucinda Thompson
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G. D. Sullivan & Co
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J. C. Peters Dry Cleaner
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C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office
L. Fisher
United States
Usco
Supreme Tire Service
County High School
Pee Wee Carriage
Aan
Chenault & Orear
Pinney-Griggs CO
W. H. Thompson
W. H. Thomp
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F. C. Duerson
M. R. Hainline
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