H Eastin Dies in This City At 83
Thomas H. Eastin aged 83, a longtime furniture and undertaker, died at his home after a week with paralysis. A Clark County native who moved to this city in early manhood, he was known as Pap Eastin a genial, generous figure. Survived by his wife and two sons Lewis of Chicago and George C. Eastin local undertaker. Funeral Sunday at 4 30 p m at his residence conducted by Rev T W Watts. Burial Machpelah Cemetery. He was a longtime Methodist member.
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Thomas H. Eastin
Clark County
Kiddville
Lewis Eastin
Chicago
George C. Eastin
T. W. Watts
Machpelah Cemetery
Methodist Church
All kinds stoneware at low price at McCormick's Store
Stoneware offered at five cents per gallon at McCormick's Racket Store a local bargain noted in the advertisement.
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McecCormick
Montgomery Farmer Shot by Neighbor
Near Salem in this county on a Saturday afternoon James Oldfield shot neighbor Harvey with a shotgun. Harvey may die and gave a dying statement to Magistrate Matt Wells. Oldfield, about 75, claimed Harvey advanced with a hoe during a dispute over a division fence. Harvey, about 30, recently moved from Magoffin county. Oldfield was arrested and released on bond while awaiting outcome.
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Salem
James Oldfield
Harvey
Matt Wells
Oldfield
Magoffin County
Democrats plan early week conference on trust programme
Congress expects no adjournment until the Administration legislative programme is finished. The party will gather early in the week to coordinate on the trust initiative.
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Congress
Kentucky pooling law ruled unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court declared the Kentucky statute allowing farmers to pool tobacco unconstitutional. It voided Patrick Collins of Mason County and Thomas Malone’s tobacco sales, stating the pooling act undermined state trust law and the concept of real value under artificial conditions.
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Supreme Court of United States
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Patrick Collins
Mason County
Burley Tobacco Society
Collins
Thomas Malone
McCormick's Big Sale Promotes Small Foot Shoes
Ladies with small feet can purchase shoes and oxfords at McCormick's Big Sale priced at 98 cents, with options at 3.00 and 2.50 dollars.
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McCormick
Prison Transfer Follows Fear of Rescue in Collier Case
Cosbie Pergram, recently indicted in Menefee Circuit Court for the alleged killing of Confederate veteran T. B. Collier, has been moved to Montgomery county jail for safety. No eye witnesses exist. Collier was found dead with head injuries and other circumstantial evidence against Pergram. Pergram, a young man about thirty, maintains his innocence.
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Frenchburg
Cosbie Pergram
Menefee
T. B. Collier
Montgomery County
Collier
Nunn & Bush Work Shoes Advertised at Cut Prices
A Milwaukee based McCormick's Racket Store promotes the best line of Nunn and Bush work shoes down to cut prices urging customers to try a pair now.
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Nunn & Bush Shoe Co
Milwaukee
Wis
McCormick's
McCormick’s
West Liberty Soldier Seeks Congress Nomination
Mr. J. W. Perry of West Liberty, an old soldier, is a candidate for Congress in this district seeking the Democratic nomination.
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J. W. Perry
West Liberty
Perry
Brunner Kant Slip Shoes for Little Folks
Brunner Kant slip shoes for children featured at McCormick's Cut Price Sale. The ad promises savings and value, inviting shoppers to visit the store for affordable footwear.
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Kant
Col B F Cockrell Died. Mt Sterling Bank Director
Col B F Cockrell prominent Mt Sterling National Bank officer and former state senator died Monday at noon at age 79 after prolonged illness. He helped organize the bank and served on its first board. survived by wife Anna Calmes and two sons Marion O and L B Cockrell. Funeral at Methodist church with burial in Machpelah cemetery.
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Col
B. F. Cockrell
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Col. Cockrell
Junia Oldham
Messrs
Jefferson
Marion O
L. B. Cockrell
Cockrell
Anna Calmes
Clark County
Methodist Church
Sterling
Machpelah Cemetery
Peters Fine Shoes Cut Prices Offer
A brief notice advertises discount prices on Peters fine shoes claiming quality and value for customers seeking affordable footwear.
Turnpike Repair Underway in Grassy Lick District
County Road Engineer Wyatt laid crushed stone on the Grassy Lick turnpike last week and expects more ore this week to restore the road promptly. Magistrate C L Dean aims to have extensive repairs on other pikes in his district by fall.
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County Road Engineer Inc
Wyatt
Grassy Lick
Esq
C. L. Dean
12Mpercent Card Buys Regular 20C Mattings
Local shoppers flock to McCormick's Big Sale as a 12M percent card offers regular 20 cent mattings. Customers chase discounts on fabric and home goods amid crowding and quick checkout lines.
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McCormick
Stephens Accepts Bookkeeper Post With I F Tabb Firm
Mr W Q Stephens accepts a position as bookkeeper with I F Tabb, a noted grain seed and coal merchant. Visit McCormicks Clearance.
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W. Q. Stephens
I. F. Tabb
McCormick
Ford Touring Car Sold to Kilgore Buyer in Ky
Paul Strother sold a Ford touring car last week to J. W. Hedrick of Kilgore Kentucky. Will Day traveled to Kilgore to instruct Hedrick on operating and maintaining the vehicle.
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Paul Strother
J. W. Hedrick
Kilgore
Will Day
Mr. Hedrick
Bernard J McDonald dies at 34 in city
Bernard J McDonald age 34 died Sunday evening at his home after a brief illness from septicemia. He was city tax collector and a partner in McDonald Bros. coal and feed. Survived by wife Mary Maher, two children, four brothers and one sister. Funeral at St Patrick's Church with burial at St Thomas Cemetery.
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Bernard Joseph McDonald
McDonald
McDonald Bros
James McDonald
George McDonald
St. Louis
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
FE. B. Rohrer
Mary Maher
Charles C
John
George
Tom McDonald
Cincinnati
Mary
McCormick's Cut Price Sale Opens Bargain Event
Local retailer invites shoppers to take part in a cut price sale offering discounted goods across departments. Event emphasizes low prices and limited-time availability to attract customers.
Burial For Montgomery County Resident James H. Bean
James H. Bean 83, an old Montgomery County resident, died in a Lexington hospital Thursday. His remains were brought by noon train Friday and interred at Machpelah Cemetery. He was noted as a well known and respected man and survived by sons Matt and Walter Bean of Winchester.
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James H. Bean
Montgomery County
Lexington
Machpelah Cemetery
Mr. Bean
Matt
Walter Bean
Winchester
Man Held Over to Grand Jury for Forged Checks
W. O Patton of Morehead was arrested after passing two forged checks in the city. He was held over to await Grand Jury action at an examining trial before Judge Chenault.
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W. O Patton
Morehead
John W. Riley
Chenault
McCormick's Racket Store Slashes Ice Cream Freezer Prices
McCormick's Racket Store cuts prices on ice cream freezers to draw shoppers. The sale focuses on budget lines and seasonal discounts, prompting quick purchases.
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McCormick
Free Fan Service For Sick From Kentucky Utilities
Kentucky Utilities Company offers free electric fans and necessary current to sick residents in Mt Sterling during summer. Eligibility requires physician certification of medical need and patient inability to pay, with service limited to homes reachable by the company lines. Manager W P Hackett calls it a public welfare measure to aid those most in need.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky Utilities Company
W. P. Hackett
Hackett
Surprise wedding in Jeffersonville flowers a city couple
Alic Henderson son of tobacco man William Henderson and partner in a Cooper billiard parlor venture married Mary Frances Woods in Jeffersonville Indiana after a late Sunday automobile trip. Mary Frances Woods a Paris arrival about two months ago is about sixteen and will return with her husband to live in the city.
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Alic Henderson
Mary Frances Woods
Jeffersonville
Ind
Henderson
William Henderson
Cooper Billiard Parlor
George Rassenfoss
Paris
McCormick Closes Line of Glassware China at Low Prices
McCormick announces drastic markdowns on his remaining glassware and china line, slashing prices to clear inventory. Customers can expect deep cuts across dinnerware sets and individual pieces as the sale ends.
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McCormick
Burglars Active in City as Citizens Watch
Burglars have been robbing houses for weeks, taking only money and leaving valuables. Two men tried to hold up Jack Hollearn on Winn Street but fled after he fired. W W Eubank Jr. fought off attackers near Johnson Addition as police form multiple crews. Citizens are aroused as city records its first such trouble in years.
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Jack Hollearn
Winn Street
Johnson Addition
Eubank
Miss Leila Heaton Weds Memphis Man
Miss Leila Heaton daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Heaton wed Joseph Helsey of Memphis Tenn at the bride’s county home. After the ceremony they will reside in Memphis. Out of town guests included Dan Smyth Carlisle Ky Lindsey Howard and others from Kentucky and Mt Sterling with several local families.
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Leila Heaton
Edward Heaton
Joseph Helsey
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Heaton
Mr. Helsey
Dan Smyth
Carlisle
Lindsey Howard
Myrtle Gott
Richmond
Margaret Lipton
Georgetown
W. P. Dale
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
R. H. Dale
Charles Dale
Lela Henry
Luella Henry
Frank Boyd
Arthur Jacobs
Woodson Jacobs
R. E. Lipton
Pie and cake sale at Vanarsdells this Saturday
The Sodality Girl of St Patrick's church will hold a pie and cake sale at Vanarsdells store on Saturday. Everyone urged to patronize the sale.
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Sodality
St. Patrick’s Church
Vanarsdells
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Montgomery
Montgomery Farmer
Brunner
Edison
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
FORD
B. J. Mdonald
Kirkpatrick-Coleman Insurance Agency
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