Lula Watts Emerges As Top 3-Year-Old Trotting Prospect
Bay filly Lula Watts owned by Charles B. Dale of Montgomery county Kentucky shows fast gait and strong trotting potential. Trainer Bert Van Ever handles her at the local track while Ben Jones resumes development duties for several colts and aged horses for E R Little's stable. Lucile Brooks, sold to A B Setters, prepares for Montgomery County Fair under Jack Peed with high expectations. Dr Price and Hart Bros of Flemingsburg plan to lease stables and train multiple prospects at Mt Sterling track. Richard Curtis manages horse care for James R Magowan's string including J Malcolm Forbes and Neva Todd among others at Mt Sterling track.
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Lula Watts
Charles B. Dale
Montgomery County
General Watts
Moko
Bert van Ever
Ben Jones
Winchester
E. R. Little
Mr. Little
Montgomery County Fair Association
Jones
Lucile Brooks
Lexington
A. B. Setters
Mt. Sterling
Jack” Peed
Jack Rowan
Montgomery County Fair
Mr. Peed
Mainleaf
Neva Todd
Emma Gatewood
Peter the Great
Jay Forbes
Alma Forbes
J. Malcolm Forbes
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Magowan
Blue Grass Journal
Thomas J Thomas Leases Barn for Livery Stable
Mr. Thomas J Thomas has leased the barn of R C Lloyd on East High street and will conduct a feed and hitch stable in connection with his livery stable.
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Thomas J. Thomas
R. C. Lloyd
East High Street
Opportunity Denied by Wealth and Fame
Poem condemns a wealthy man who, though surrounded by millions, ignores the suffering of children and the elderly. It contrasts his pursuit of grand fame with a chance to be a father, brother, or son to the oppressed and needy. The Chicago Record Herald voice laments greed and calls for compassionate action.
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Christ the Savior
Kept Wedding Secret a Month in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Mathew J Hayes of this city kept their marriage private for nearly a month then notified County Clerk J A Boone of Winchester to announce the union. Mrs Hayes was Miss Mary E Kimbrell of this city and Mr Hayes works at a local distillery. They wed January 31 in the parlor of Central Baptist Church with Rev J D Gwaltney officiating.
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Mathew J. Hayes
J. A. Boone
Winchester
Central Baptist Church
Advocate Pub Co Printing for People at Popular Prices
Publishing house state that printing for specific readers at affordable rates is their daily focus. Advocate Pub Co emphasizes value and service in community publishing.
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Advocate Pub. Co
Hotel Pays Fine Over Illegally Held Quail Case
Circuit Judge Charles Kerr upholds county court ruling against the Phoenix Hotel Company of Lexington, ordering about 600 dollars in payment for possessing quail illegally. The hotel argued the birds were killed in Maryland and bought from a Chicago house, asserting no Kentucky violation. Mr. Charles Heck sells his Bath county farm near Preston to Mrs. Mattie Thompson. Haugler's candies advertised at Geiger's Pharmacy, sole agent.
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Charles Kerr
Phoenix Hotel Company
Lexington
Hotel Company
Maryland
Chicago
Kentucky
Charles Heck
Paris
Preston
Bath County
Mattie Thompson
Moondale estate to go on public auction in Kentucky
Public notice advertises a two tract sale of Moondale farm near Mt. Sterling Kentucky on March 12 1913. Tract 1 covers about 212 acres with a large residence and outbuildings while Tract 2 spans about 294 acres with a smaller house and tobacco barn. Terms require one third down and four yearly payments at 6 percent interest.
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Mt. Sterling
Licking
Red River
Kentucky River
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Moundale
Moondale
Col. H. P. Thomson
Pension Burden Sparks Sharp Critique of Congress
W. P. Walton writes in Lexington Herald condemning a $181.3 million pension bill passed by the House with 219 yes votes. He argues many lawmakers cater to veterans and deserters while opposing reforms, labeling the system a graft and urging reductions to curb government waste and pork-barrel spending.
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United States
Big Saa Mee Ee
Nati Ue
Treasury
Congress of
W. P. Walton
Lexington Herald
Tobacco as a profitable crop for 1913 with higher yield
Advertises Homestead Fertilizers from Chilgs Thompson Grocery Co promising increased yield and improved quality for tobacco farmers. Emphasizes boosting per acre output rather than expanding acreage to maximize profit.
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Chilgs-Thompson Grocery Co
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