Trackwork Looms At Pair Grounds With Fast Miles And Halves
Training at Pair Grounds features pacers and trotters posting fast mile times and near sub two minute halves. Notable efforts include Sham Boy 2 12 mile pace with 1 05 half, McKenon 2 12 mile with 1 05 half, Wotan 2 17 mile with 1 06 half, and Bess Brook 2 27 mile with 1 00 half.
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E. R. Little Pacer
Sham Boy
Horacé,McKenon Pacer
Jean Wotan
Trotter
Hugh Miller
C. W. Bean
Bernice Moore
Peter Montgomery
Mabel T
Assassin
Onward
F. P. Bean
Bessie Brook
Silent Bok
Jas. R. Magowan
Nat
Bengara
J. Malcolm Forbes
Kentucky Live Stock Association to Organize Branch
The Kentucky Fine Live Stock Association will hold a meeting in this city on Tuesday July 31 to organize a county branch. All farmers and stock raisers should attend as it will benefit everyone interested in live stock.
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Kentucky Fine Live Stock Association
Insurance on tobacco crops offered by B. Frank Perry firm
Haiti insurance advertises hail coverage for growing tobacco with low cost and quick action. The notice mentions B. Frank Perry and Co with a local phone contact 124 and 51-31 Chas. Duff sold last week 26 heifer calves weighing 630 pounds at 11 cents to Thos. Greene. Duff raised calves, most were under one year old, few aged.
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B. Frank Perry & Co
Chas. Duff
Thos. Greene
America Must Enter War In Air On Vast Scale
A call urges immediate US aerial mobilization to aid Allies. It argues air supremacy could shorten the war, noting Britain France and plans to persuade Congress to fund a large aircraft output and aviators to defeat Germany.
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America
United States
Germany
Coffin
Iitless
Congress
Great Britain
France
Community Notes From Winchester And Kiddville
Rain slows farm work as crops lag while local residents report visits, gatherings, and illnesses. Miss Laura Byrd and Mr. Robert Rose vacationed with Miss Bernice Conlee and Vernon in Winchester. Mrs. R. Thomas remains critically ill after a wagon fall en route from Log Lick to Kiddville. The Kiddville Baptist Ladies Aid hosted a strawberry ice cream supper raising about seventeen dollars. Local youths enjoyed a fishing trip to Hollywood Springs followed by a social at the Everman home with friends and relatives. Amanda and Catherine Everman and Bernice Conlee travel to Rosslyn Kentucky for an extended visit. E. F. Pieratt and John W. Conlee recover at home after illnesses.
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Laura Byrd
Robert Rose
Winchester
Bernice Conlee
Vernon
R. Thomas
Kiddville
Log Lick
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kiddville Baptist Church
Hollywood Springs
T. M. Hardy
Amanda
Catherine Everman
Loma Byrd
Louise Hardy
Ethel
Jennie Caudell
Pearl Pieratt
Good Colt Liberty Loan Wins Latonia Derby
The colt Liberty Loan owned by W. K. Macomber of New York won the Latonia Derby on Saturday. Cudgel finished second with Midway third as the race carried nearly $20,000 in prize to the victor.
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Liberty Loan
W. K. Macomber
New York
Rodman Promoted to Rear Admiral by President
The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Capt. Hugh Rodman U S N to be Rear Admiral. A Kentuckian from Bardstown, he commanded the battleship New York and has 28 years at sea. Born June 6, 1859, he entered Annapolis from Kentucky September 18, 1875 and has been a Captain since March 4, 1911. He is kin to Thos B Rodman of this city.
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Senate
Hugh Rodman
Navy
Rodman
Bardstown
H. D. Rodman
United States
New York
Kentucky
Annapolis
Thos. B. Rodman
Russian pledge of friendship after Root’s address
M Tereschtenko, Russia’s foreign minister, responds for the Council of Ministers to Elihu Root’s goodwill address. He asserts war is inevitable for Russians and links two nations in opposing tyranny, calling for liberty and happiness worldwide. The speech frames Russia and America as allies in democracy.
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America
Russia
Elihu Root
M. Tereschtenko
Council of Ministers
Mr. Root
Bank President to Speak at Winchester Meeting
Mr. John G. Winn president of the Montgomery National Bank will address the Kentucky Bankers Association gathering at Winchester on Wednesday. His talk is described as a splendid and likely interesting presentation.
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John G. Winn
Montgomery National Bank
Kentucky Bankers Association
Winchester
Winn
Chiropractic Faith in Health Restoring Hope Now
The article extols chiropractic as a rapidly spreading, effective treatment. claims it restores health for many previously declared incurable cases. Advocate J. Homer Marshall invites readers to visit his Mt Sterling office for convincing information during morning hours.
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J. Homer Marshall
D. C
Advocate Bldg
Mt., Sterling
Food Bills and Hoover Ordered to Speed Relief Work
President Wilson directed Herbert Hoover to organize the new food administration at once to pursue food conservation and waste elimination with volunteer help, as Congress delayed passing the food bills.
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Congress
Wilson
Herbert C. Hoover
New Food Administration
Notice to creditors of Nannie E. Stofer estate
All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs. Nannie E. Stofer deceased are notified to file with R. G. Kern Attorney Mt. Sterling Ky proven as required by law. All indebted persons are requested to call and pay to R. G. Kern Attorney Security Trust Company Lexington Ky Exr. of Mrs. Nannie E. Stofer.
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Nannie E. Stofer
R. G. Kern
Mt. Sterling
Reid Sells Sorrel Drive Horse for 155 Dollars
Mr. H. P. Reid sold his sorrel drive horse to a Bourbon county party for 155 dollars. The remark about swatting the Kaiser or the fly appears as editorial aside.
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H. P. Reid
Bourbon County
False economy risks public recovery and food supply
The piece warns against extreme thrift during hard times arguing that genuine economy relies on normal spending and production. It stresses sufficient nourishment, avoids hoarding, and cautions that miserliness destabilizes markets and harms business, urging prudent but not miserly behavior.
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Napoleon
Government cuts Liberty Loan oversubscriptions to 2 billion
Secretary McAdoo announced that the Liberty Loan issue will be limited to 2 billion dollars with hundreds of large subscriptions pared down to meet the original allotment. Oversubscription may reach 900 million dollars. Complete returns will be available this week.
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McAdoo
War brides fade as war grooms take spotlight in headlines
The piece notes a shift in focus from war brides to war grooms, reflecting changing public interest as male partners of soldiers gain visibility in coverage. It suggests cultural or social trends shaping wartime relationship narratives.
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