Correspondence from Flemingsburg area and local notices
Mrs. Harrison Conn is at Flem ingsburg. Farmers are making great headway plowing. Mrs. Bert Sanders remains dangerously ill. May, very ill, is somewhat better. Some citizens plan to quit tobacco. Ray Goodan of Preston visited relatives Friday and Saturday. John C. Trimble sold hay to liverymen at 15 dollars per ton. Jas Alexander bought 75 barrels of corn from I F Tabb at 2.75 per barrel. Roy McClain of Bourbon county visited his aunt Mrs 5S F Deal. T N Coons sold a fine pair of horses to H S Caywood for 400 dollars. Mrs. Joe Coons and Miss Anna Ryan of Lexington visited Mrs Roy Byrd. Brick on streets and chains on kickers would make Montgomery county admire Mr Sterling More. Friends mourn Stewwart Mallory who died at Howard's Mill Friday night. he lived here long and is remembered by old neighbors.
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Stewwart Mallory
Howard’s Mill
Mr. Mallory
Local Stock and Farm News Highlights from County Ledger
Letch Banister buys three year old mares for 350. Bob Oldson sells 5 year old mares for 450 and brings 33 lambs from 17 ewes. Payne brothers sell tobacco at home for about 3 cents per pound. Mrs. Henry’s buggy is wrecked and she breaks an arm and shoulder. Tenants scarce. J H Morton offered free farm resources. Oscar Hilander visits from DeKalb after selling tobacco on Maysville breaks. Henry Brummette and Laura Blount wed at Rev Wyatt’s in Mt Sterling.
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Henry Brummette
G. W. Brummette
Laura Blount
Frank Blount
W. H. Wyatt
Mt. Sterling
Walter Rushford
Bessie Blount
Local Social Notes Highlight Births and Moves
T J Carr and wife visited Lexington on Friday. A daughter was born to the wife of Rigs Hayden on March 6. Mrs T J Carr sold a cow and calf for 50 dollars and bought a cow from Elmore Stull. Moving day returns as Glen Howe moved to Mason county last week.
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Rigs Hayden
T. J. Carr
Elmore Stull
Glen Howe
Mason Coun
Notice to creditors for Hugh Pasley deceased
All persons having claims against Hugh Pasley deceased must present properly proven to the undersigned on or before April 1. 35-21. T. J. Douglas, Adm'r.
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Hugh Pasley
T. J. Douglas
Adm
Governor to Call Extra Session for Redistricting
A dispatch from Frankfort reports Governor Willson will convene an extra session of the Legislature to redistrict Kentucky after the census is certified. Republican leaders and conservative administrators have urged action on a county unit bill and tax law revisions alongside the redistricting measure.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Willson
Walsh Bros Show Knox and John B Stetson Hats in Spring Styles
See the spring and summer styles in Knox and John B. Stetson hats at Walsh Bros. The feature highlights Mr Stetson’s latest headwear lines and Knox models for warmer weather.
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Knox
John B. Stetson
Walsh Bros
Two Prisoners Escape From Jail at Jackson
Two inmates escaped from the Jackson jail last Thursday night after sawed locks on the steel cage door. Asbury Spicer, serving life for murder, and John Miller, recently indicted for a Quicksand Creek killing, fled and have not been found. Spicer is noted for county feud ties.
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Jackson
Asbury Spicer
John Miller
Spicer
Asbury Fugate
Campbell
Quicksand
Vanarsdell Company Grocery Brand Highlight
Vanarsdell and Co promotes its selection of premier grocery brands, emphasizing quality and variety for shoppers seeking trusted products.
Mad Stone Found In Indian Mound Curiosity
A colored tenant of Judge H. Clay McKee found a mad stone while digging in an old Indian mound near Indian Fields. The stone is now in Judge McKee's possession and regarded as a curiosity.
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Indian Fields
Judge H. Clay McKee
Judge McKee
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R. Prewitt
Frank Perry
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Sno, S. Frazer
Commercial Department
Sterling Collegiate Institute
County Court House
W. F. Haddock
Illyr
Ouvoou
W. N. Brockway
Poste Bros
R. H. Dale
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Stoops
Harrison Conn
Flemingsburg
Bert Sanders
May
Ray Goodan
Preston
John C. Trimble
Jas. Alexander
I. F
Roy McClain
Bourbon County
5S. F. Deal
T. N. Coons
H. S. Caywood
North
Middletown
Joe Coons
Anna Ryan
Lexington
Roy Byrd
Montgomery County
Mr. Sterling
Allie Craig
Letch Banister
Henry Berry
Carlisle
Ness
Bob Oldson
Mr. H. 3. Caywood
Payne
J. H. Morton
Oscar Hilander
DeKalb
Maysville
Mr. Hilander
Missouri
Mr. Sandusky
T. H. Carr
Howe
Frank Daniel
Fayette County
Milt Kirk
Kirk
Elmore Stall
Clark County
Gano Caywood
Stall
Stewart Mallory
Howards Mill
T. J. Carr and Wife
Spot Gash Grocery
Wnd
ilaUe Ters
H. F. Hillenmeyer & Sons
Lexington, KY
Vanarsdell & Co
North Maysville St
Stockton
Sanitary Steam
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