Four-Game Week Schedule May Replace Current Plan in Blue Grass League
Blue Grass League may adopt a four games a week schedule at a meeting at the Phoenix hotel in Lexington. President Thomas M. Russell predicts a better brand of baseball with the change and a possible Kentucky championship series linking the league winner with the Kitty League bunting. Maysville leads Lexington in the pennant race. next Thursday completes a third of the current schedule.
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Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Thomas M. Russell
Russell
Maysville
Cardinals
Local Patients Improve After Surgeries
Mary Chiles Hospital reports Mrs. Kate Dimmitt is improving rapidly after a serious operation last week. Luther Botts of the county nears returning home after an operation. Mrs. John O Conner of Reynoldsville and Mrs. Laura Belle Denton are progressing well. S. W. Gaitskill remains in frail condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Dimmitt
Luther Botts
John O'Conner
Reynogldsville
Laura Belle Denton
New Enterprise Awnings and Tarpaulins at Lyons Hardware
The J. R. Lyons hardware store offers made to measure awnings and tarpaulins. Money spent in the area circulates locally through this new business addition joining the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lyons Hardware
Aiaway
Local Advertiser Offers Delivery and Scrap Pickups
J. H. Kimbrell advertises buying ice and delivering anywhere in the city. He offers scrap iron and old rags purchases with delivery and value, contact number 769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kimbrell
Mrs Robertson Dead at 28 in Local Hospital
Mrs Ada Fitch Robertson aged 28 wife of Edmund B Robertson died at 9 30 Friday morning in Mary Chiles Hospital after a failing illness and unsuccessful operation. She leaves a husband a son Paul her parents Mr and Mrs W T Fitch three sisters Miss Eula Katherine Fitch and Mrs R G Biford Dayton Ohio and three brothers Clay Tom and William P Fitch. Funeral services were held at Machpelah cemetery at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon with Rev J W Crates officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fitch Robertson
Edmund B. Robertson
Mary Chiles Hospital
Paul
W. T. Fitch
Eula
Katherine Fitch
R. G. Biford
Dayton
Ohio
Clay
Tom
William P. Fitch
Machpelah Cemetery
J. W. Crates
The
Methodist Church
Rich Land and Gravel Quarry Purchase Near Mt Sterling
W R Foreman and Sam J De Bord of Ashland Capt J J Melton of this city and George B Williams of Winchester buy 500 acres seven miles from Mt Sterling in the Pilot Knob district. The new company with $250000 capital will mine sand and gravel, placing it on the market from what is described as an inexhaustible, finest grade bed with Ashland as the general office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Foreman
Sam J. de Bord
Ashland
J. J. Melton
George B. Williams
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Pilot Knob
Watermelons Cheaper This Year Raves The Ayres Walsh Co
TRY GEORGIA WATERMELONS They are at present one half the price of last year and are of superior quality. The Ayres Co. If fit style and quality appeal to you then you want our Royal Palm Beach coats and pants at 15. The Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ayres Co
Royal Palm Beach
Walsh Co
Additional Donors To Welfare League
A list of donors contributing to the Montgomery Health and Welfare League funds campaign includes Mrs. R. B. Punch Mrs. Thomas Heinrich J. J. Melton Rev. Clyde Darsie Joe Brown Mrs. Dillard Hanelrigg Mrs. Ratliff Lane Mrs. Dave Fox and many more local residents and organizations such as Jersey Milk and Cream Company Long Green Tobacco Company Crystal Ice Company and the Will Moore firm. The roster shows numerous individuals including captains and committees supporting the welfare effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Health and Welfare League
R. BE. Punch
Thomas Heinrich
J. J. Melton
Clyde Darsie
Joe Brown
Dillard Hanelrigg
Ratliff Lane
Dave Fox
P. Greenwade
Carrie Arrasmith
Mary Goons
Stewart Sharp
M. Newmeyer
Captain Fox
C. A. Ray
W. A. Reis
John McDonald
J. F. Turner
Mary Parker
Mattie Payne
Jane Wright
Mabel Reis
Jennie Cromwell
Blue Grass Seed Pool Formed in Fayette County
A Farmers Union movement in Lexington aims to join Fayette and nearby Bluegrass counties in a seed pool to secure fair prices. A Fayette committee led by Charles Land and including W Rodes Estill and others will organize pledges and send representatives to a regional meeting in Winchester. The pool totals seed pledges across Clark, Montgomery, Woodford, Bourbon, and Madison counties, with Clark County at about 200000 bushels and others varying from 50,000 to 200,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Farmers’ Union
Fayette County
Charles Land
W. Rodes Estill
Robert E. Beatty
Horace W. Davis
Emmett Coons
Buford E. Allen
Winchester
Land Declared
Clarkounty
Montgomery
Woodford
Bourbon
Madison
Returning Home after Extensive Tour by H B Prewitt
H B Prewitt of Spencer announces by wire from Pineville that after visiting Paris and other historic cities he will spend a few days with his son Joe before returning home. He says Old Kentucky remains the grandest place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Prewitt
Spencer
Paris
France
Walsh Ca Clothing Sale Opens with Bargain Prices
Local advert proclaims a clothing sale offering hats and shoes at very low prices as part of a broad discount event. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for the best bargains and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Ca
Beat
Mt Sterling Defeats Maysville Four to One
Mt Sterling Essex win 4 to 1 over league leaders Maysville on Sunday behind strong pitching by Franks. A lone home run spoiled a potential shutout in the ninth. Box score notes Lexington defeated Winchester 8 to 1. Cynthiana beat Paris 2 to 1. Men offered six pairs of 25c sex for 95c from The Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Paris Boys
Wyatt
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Lexington
Clark County
AB. R
Maysville
Fortner
Seeeee Connolly
Steer Slayback
Kresser
Seeee Harding
Margerum
If Diesel
Eeewee Bosken
Rohen
Keyser
Barks
Elis
Harding
Potts
Frank
Bosken
Matt
Negro held on bond in East Main holdup case
Charles Chenault colored owner operator of a dry cleaning plant on East Main street was tried before Judge Mastin in police court and held under 500 bond charged with holding up and robbing Will Kelly colored on Hast High street Sunday night. Kelly robbed at pistol point lost 40 dollars and his cries brought neighbors and police. Chenault fled but was captured later and jailed identified by several witnesses who rushed to help. He allegedly threatened to take the victim's life if he cried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chenault
East Main Street
Mastin
Chenault
Will Kelly
Kelly
Correction issued for moonshing conviction names
In our Tuesday issue a typo misnamed Floyd Wills as convicted of moonshing. The correct surname is Mills. The correction acknowledges the error and provides the accurate information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wills
Mills
Wills
Hole-Proof Hose Colors and Prices Promoted by Walsh Co
An advertisement urges readers to ask the woman who wears Hole- Proof Hose about the product. It touts available colors and promises prices that will appeal to shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walsh Co
Mt Sterling High School Alumni Banquet Celebrated
The Mt Sterling High School alumni banquet occurred Friday in the school auditorium with the domestic science department serving a delightful menu led by Mrs. Vanarsdell. A strong program followed with stunts by faculty and alumni and a long list of attendees. Officers for the year were elected: Miss Anne Hunt president and Robert Turner vice president. MILK COWS FOR SALE stock notice at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling High School
Domestic Science
Robert Vanarsdell
C. D. Grubbs
C. P. Killpatrick
L. T. Chiles
J. M. Conroy
Lee Crear
H. A. Babb
R. B H. Smith
Ben R. Turner
Sophia Randall
Mary Welsch
Edith Back
June Barnes
Stella Copher
Elizabeth Duerson
Bess Robinson
Howard VanAntwerp
H. G. Enoch
John L. Coleman
L. M. Redmond
R. L. Vanarsdell
Grace Lockridge
Walter Turner
G. B. Senff
William Enoch
Robert H. Turner
Alice Cassity
Lucy Randall
Frank Wyatt
J. D. Storer
Emma Coons
W. R. Tipton
Howard Canan
Alma Cockrell
Louise Crear
Hazel Sullivan
Louise Smathers
Mary Humphreys
Cecil Davis
Thomas Elmer Coons
Charles Duerson Prewitt
Thomas Marron Rooney
Francis Drennon
Clayton Smoot
Floyd Stamper
Anne Hunt
Robert Turner
Stewart Sharp
Mrs Fannie Reese Dies After Prolonged Illness At 79
Mrs. Fannie Reese relict of P ta Reese died at age 79 after four years of blindness and five weeks bedridden. She was born in this county to Alfred Ragland and wife and survived by a daughter Mrs. Cc Peters and six grandchildren including Howell and Frances Reese, and Miss Martha Reese. Funeral services will be at her home and burial in Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Reese
P. Ta Reese
Alfred Ragland
Clark County
Cc. C. Peters
Howell
Frances Reese
Alex Goodpaster
Owingsville
Marcella Chiles
William Sanders
Robert Gramling
Atlanta
Martha Reese
Reese
Christian Science Church
Machpelah
Local oil company forms to drill in Powell county
A locally funded company organizes to drill for oil on a 3000 acre Brush creek lease near Clay City, 18 miles from Mt. Sterling. They plan two wells at a cost of 5000 dollars and expect profitable wells, with operations starting in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Powell County
Clay City
Mt. Sterling
Dr A W Jones Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Dr. A W Jones 52 of Owingsville died after an operation at Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati Thursday night. He long served Bath county as a physician. Survived by widow, sister Mrs R L Darnell Owingsville, brothers Lee Jones Walton and Sam Jones Owingsville. Funeral Sunday 10:30 a m at his late home conducted by Montgomery Commandery Knights Templar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jones
Owingsville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Jones
Bath County
R. L Darnell
Lee Jones
Walton
Sam Jones
Montgomery
Knights Templar
Card of Thanks for Daughters Illness and Death
We thank friends for kindness shown during our daughters illness and death. We also thank our doctor for his services. E. B. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fitch and Family.
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E. B. Robertson
W. T. Fitch
Men buy six pairs of these 25 cent sex for sale
An OCR fragment advertises buying six pairs of items described as sex for sale at 25 cents each and includes a contact number 899. The readability is limited and specifics are unclear.
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Mrs. Robertson
Georgia
Welfare League
Pet
Thee
Lexington Ee
Winchester Beeveeveee
Paris Ee
Cynthiana Sete
T. B. Hill
Blue Grass League
Spalding
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