Chamber of Commerce Banquet Big Success
The second quarterly banquet of the Chamber of Commerce drew 150 members on February 24 in the Woman's History Club rooms. Guests wore red, white and blue hats, enjoyed a four course dinner, live music by Flo Shirley and Joe Bogie, and a humorous auto race staged on banquet chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Woman’s History Club
Country’ Women’s Club
Flo Shirley
Joe Bogie
Goldsmith
America
Joe Keller
Gemmill Senff
Sharp
Farm Loan Act Upheld by Supreme Court
The Farm Loan Act which supports agricultural development through federal land banks was ruled valid by the Supreme Court. Commissioner Charles B. Loddell stated the decision clears all legal questions about the banks and their bonds. He announced an immediate issue of bonds to fund hundreds of millions in approved loans.
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United States
Supreme Court
Charles B. Loddell
Farm Loan Board
Congress
Commssioner
Loddell
Ex Soldier John Barnett Dies at 82 Near Levee
John Barnett, 82, a Civil War veteran, was found dead in his yard near the levee early Friday. He wandered from his home during the night and likely fainted before dying. Funeral services were held Saturday at his residence with burial in the family grounds.
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John Barnett
Adie
Barnett
For Sale Antique Bird’s Eye Walnut Furniture Set
Sale notice offers a bird's eye walnut furniture suite with leather cedar couch and an odd washstand and dresser. Apply George B. Turner or call phone 31 for details and price.
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Bird’s Eye
George B. Turner
Moving Cox Family Relocates to Hunt Property Winn Street
Dr and Mrs G N Cox and family move today from West High street to the Hunt property on Winn street recently purchased by W C Back. Mr and Mrs Howe Thompson moved Friday from West High St to the J F Richardson farm on the Van Thompson pike.
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Howe Thompson
West High St
J. F. Richardson
van Thompson Pike
For Sale Extra nice barn hay Clean Clover and timothy
For sale a barn full of cured timothy hay and clover. Contact J. C. Gaitsklil at phone 724. (40 & 42) For printing, see The Advocate.
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J. C. Gaitsklil
Rev Father Kolb In Serious Condition At Local Hospital
The Rev. Father B. J. Kolb of St. Patrick's Church lies at the point of death in St. Joseph's Hospital Lexington after a health decline. Surgeons deemed surgery unadvisable and the plan was abandoned. The news brings deep regret among parishioners and Protestant friends alike.
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Father B. J. Kolb
St. Patrick's Church
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lexington
Father Kolb
Three 8 month old fillies sold in Tattersall sale
John M. McCormick sold in the Tattersall Combination Sale last week three trotting fillies of eight months. One by Rusty Coat out of a McKinney mare brought 260 dollars. Another by Peter Montgomery out of a Dan Patch mare sold for 360 dollars. The third by David Bengen out of Silver Bell brought 180 dollars. The trio totaled 800 dollars.
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John M. McCormick
Rusty Coat
McKinney
Peter Montgomery
Dan Patch
David Bengen
Silver Bell
Dunavent Buys 150 Acre Fayette Farm Near Lexington
Claude T. Dunavent has purchased a well improved 150 acre farm in Fayette county three miles from Lexington and will move to fame in the near future. Mr and Mrs Dunavent have many friends in this city who will regret their decision to leave Mt. Sterling.
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Claude T. Dunavent
Fayette County
Lexington
Fame
Mrs. Dunavent
Mt. Sterling
Missionary Rally At Christian Church Draws Large Audience
The Women’s Missionary Society held an all day rally at the Christian church yesterday. Speakers included Mrs. J. A. Hamilton from China in the morning, with Mrs. Etta Moore of New York, T. N. Ainslie from India, and J. A. Booth in the afternoon and again at night. Booth’s lecture on Missionary Work with stereoptical views drew keen interest. The event saw large attendance and reported benefits.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. A. Hamilton
China
Etta Moore
New York
T. N. Ainslie
India
J. A. Booth
Booth
Gone to the Wall L M Redmond Ad
A nostalgic ad from L M Redmond promotes finishing services and supplies for woodwork and floors. It touts new stock, low prices, and guaranteed adhesion options for wall hangers and varnish products. The playful refrain warns readers to save on paper or face going to the wall.
Candidate for County Clerk Addresses Short Absence
Notice to voters in Montgomery county from M. Stanley Brown announcing his candidacy for County Clerk and explaining a brief, necessary absence from home with plans to return soon to meet voters.
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Montgomery County
M. Stanley Brown
Thompson Resigns to Begin Farming at Levee Pike Farm
Levi Thompson, longtime Walsh Company salesman, resigns and will farm. He and his mother Mrs. Lizzie C. Thompson moved yesterday to a new home on the Levee pike, where they will reside.
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Levi Thompson
Walsh Company
Thompson
Lizzie C. Thompson
Levee Pike
Hats on parade thrills city shoppers this spring
The gar line of spring hats wowed shoppers with its stylish selection and bold colors. Mrs K C Clarke praised the collection, saying it could please the most fastidious and set a new fashion standard in town.
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K. C, Clarke
Champ Clark Reported Very Ill in Congress
Champ Clark the Democratic leader in the House is said to be dangerously ill with recovery considered doubtful. A second item notes a girl preferring a flatter man over one who is sincere and quiet in speech.
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Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Move to Town Frank M. Lockridge Family Relocates to City
Frank M. Lockridge and family have sold their Spencer pike farm and rented apartments from Mrs. T. J. Thomas on East High Street. They will move to the city this week to reside.
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Frank M. Lockridge
Spencer Pike
T. J. Thomas
E. High Street
Mrs M Eldowney Lands Big Shark Catch
Mrs M T McEldowney of Winchester Kentucky landed an 800 pound shark off Palm Beach after a one hour battle. The fish measured 9 feet 3 inches and five bullets were fired before it could be brought ashore prompting local interest in the remarkable winter catch.
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Cincinnati Times Star
M. T. McEldowney
Winchester
West Palm Beach
Farmers Union Meeting Planned in County Courthouse
E L Harrison president of the Farmers Union of Kentucky will speak to the Farmers Union of this county on Thursday March 3 at 2 PM at the Courthouse. He will bring a list of grass and clover seed prices and fertilizer prices. All farmers invited. members urged to attend.
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E. L. Harrison
Farmers’ Union of
Kentucky
Farmers’ Union
Harrison
T. B. Hill
Murder Duel Ends Notorious Outlaw Robinson at Hazard
Hazard Sunday shooting ends the life of Kelley Robinson known as a mountain bad man Deputy Sheriff John Smith killed Robinson in a pistol duel Robinson had two prior murder convictions and two pardons from the state penitentiary He was said to be intoxicated at the time of the confrontation.
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Kelley Robinson
Mountain
Hazard Sunday
John Smith
Robinson
State Penitentiary
Eggs for hatching from barred Plymouth Rock Wyandotte ducks
High quality Barred Plymouth Rock and Silverlaced Wyandottes eggs for hatching. Colored Muscovy ducks also available. Prices right. Contact Mrs. James Cravens at 660 W 1.
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James Cravens
Richardson Family Relocates to Liberty Indiana Farm
J. D. Richardson and his wife moved to their new home in Liberty Indiana last Friday. They will be joined by their two sons Joseph and Ocie in a few weeks. Mr Richardson plans to run a farming business with assistance from his sons.
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J. D. Richardson
Liberty
Ind
Joseph
Ocie
Mr. Richardson
Hats and Accessories Announcement by Mrs Clarke
Mrs K C Clarke advertises a complete line of hats and accessories with appealing prices. The brief promotional note emphasizes a full range and affordable cost.
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K. C. Clarke
Cynthiana Defeats Mt Sterling In Season Finale
Mt. Sterling High School boys lose 32 to 20 and girls fall 22 to 16 to Cynthiana High School at Trimble Hall in a hard fought season closer. Dr. Tigart officiated both games to general approval as the largest crowd of the season attended.
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Trimble Hall
Mt. Sterling High School
Cynthiana High School
Tigart
Hat line features styles for street wear and dress
Mrs. K. O. Clarke promotes affordable hat styles for spring purchases. The ad highlights plain street hats and fancy dress models with reasonable prices.
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K. O. Clarke
Bank Robber Dalton Aged 16 Arrested In Heywood
William Dalton a 16 year old bank clerk who stole 772000 from a Chicago bank was caught at Heywood NL and will face a speedy trial. He retained all stolen bonds except a $500 bond he cashed and says he could not resist the temptation and is ready for punishment.
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William Dalton
Chicago
Heywood
Rooms for Rent on Maysville Street Near Town
Two or three rooms available with gas and electricity, use of bath and part of the garden. Located on Maysville street, close in. Mrs. Perry Flora, phone 290.
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Bath
Garden
Maysville Street
Perry Flora
Hotel Proprietor Killed in Whitesburg Shooting
Wiley W. Jenkins, proprietor of the Kentucky Hotel in Whitesburg, was shot to death by Deputy Sheriff John Flannery after a dispute over stopping a dance at midnight Saturday. Flannery fled into the mountains and is still at large as a posse searches the area.
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Kentucky
Whitesburg
Wiley W. Jenkins
John Flannery
For Rent and Gobblers Offered in Ray Moss Listing
Two story house with garden and truck patch for rent plus grass for one cow. Also three bronze gobblers for sale. Contact Ray Moss at 659 W 1.
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Ray Moss
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Land & Priest
Sam
Fayette Farm
Christian Church
L. M. Redmond
Table Theatre
Rings OF Thrills
Snooky
Humanzee
Chester
Henry Walthall
Mrs. M’eldowney
Farmers Union Meeting
Hazard
Cynthiana
Homes & CO
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