Odd Fellows Re-Union in Louisville July 11
Local I O O F lodges invite members families and friends from Kentucky and Southern Indiana to a Louisville re union at Fountaine Ferry Park. A special train will bring children from Lexington and Greensboro homes. Grand Sire John B. Cockrum and other grand officers invited. railroads offer reduced fares. 52 000 members notified. basket picnics planned.
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Odd Fellows
Kentucky
Indiana
Louisville
Fountaine Ferry Park
United States
Lexington
Greensboro
Ind
John B. Cockrum
Illinois
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Odd Fellowship
Gruber
Stipp
Notice to Contractors Montgomery County 1911 Bids
Sealed bids are invited by the Montgomery County Fiscal Court until 10 a.m. Thursday July 6 1911 for furnishing knapping and spreading 1600 rods of good hard limestone rock. Details and quantity per pike available at the County Clerk's office.
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Montgomery County
Doans Kidney Pills Praised by Mt Sterling Woman
Mrs Mary Hinson of Mt Sterling Kentucky testifies Doans Kidney Pills saved her life after doctors warned of poor prospects. She suffered from unnat ural kidney secretions swelling headaches and dizziness before finding relief with a course of the product. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents. Remember the name Doans and take no other.
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Mary Hinson
Strother Street
Mt. Sterling
Dean
Duerson’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Advantages of America to Foreigners
Article by Miss Lillian Goldberg of Providence R I extols America's opportunities in education politics and society. It argues public schools open to all inclusive evening and open air schools and free libraries foster learning while political freedom allows any ambitious person to reach office. It contrasts European monarchies with American equality and notes the broad social life and rising middle class. Miss Goldberg is identified as a local writer and sister of Mrs Max Glick.
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America
Europe
Lillian Goldberg
Providence, R. 1
In Old Kentucky Home Ownership Calls
In this article the author extols Kentucky as a land of opportunity for buyers to build homes. It contrasts city need for homes with farm tenants becoming landowners through energy and savings. It emphasizes Kentuckians value local soil and surroundings and urges staying local while not discouraging others.
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Kentucky
Commonwealth
Kentuck
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Tutt
Punch & Graves
Mr. Sterling
Old Kentucky
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Prewitt & Howell
R. E. Mercer
W. Va
Atlantic City
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