John Ricketts Weds Grace Yancey in Owenton Ky
John Ricketts son of Dr and Mrs J T Ricketts married Grace Yancey at the bride's home in Owenton Kentucky on March 3. They plan to reside at the groom's adopted home in Belleview Missouri. The groom, a noted young farmer from the county, studied at the University of Kentucky Agricultural Dept with honors. The bride is a popular, charming young lady from her home city.
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John Ricketts
J. T. Ricketts
Grace Yancey
Owenton
Belleview
Flo
Agricultural Department
University of Kentucky
Farmers urged to attend Harrison talk at courthouse
E L Harrison of Lexington, president of the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America for Kentucky, will address county farmers at the courthouse Saturday at 1 PM. The meeting aims to organize a local farmers union to link with the larger organization and counter tobacco and other trusts.
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E. L. Harrison
Lexington
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Kentucky
Farmers’ Union
Grubbs to Graduate From University of Kentucky Law School
Thomas L. Grubbs son of Hon and Mrs Charles D Grubbs of this city will be graduated from the University of Kentucky law school in June He is a member of Phi Delta Theta Phi Alpha Delta Mystic 13 Henry Clay Law Society and Economics Club He earned athletic K s in baseball in 1915 and 1917 and was a noted varsity pitcher His scholastic standing and active student life make him one of the college’s outstanding and popular students.
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Thomas L. Grubbs
Charles D. Grubbs
Law School
University of Kentucky
Tom
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity
Mystic
Henry Clay Law Society
Economics Club
Tom Grubbs
Farmer trades two properties along Lulbegrad and Hinkston pikes
W. S. Hamilton sells about 190 acres on the Lulbegrad pike to W. E. Jones for 250 per acre and buys Jones' 4912 acre on the Hinkston pike for 600 per acre. The exchange was arranged through agent Hoffman Wood.
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W. S. Hamilton
Lulbegrad Pike
W. E. Jones
Jones
Hinkston Pike
W. Hoffman Wood
Tobacco fertilizer ad promotes Carolina Chemical Co brand
Classified ads advertise tobacco fertilizer for bright tobacco from the Carolina Chemical Co. Sold by Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co. at Queen and Railroad.
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Carolina Chemical Co
Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
Queen and Railroad
Baptist Revival Announcement From Dr. J. H. Dew
Dr J H Dew of Ridgecrest N C returns to lead a revival at the Lexington First Church after a successful Andalusia meeting. The Andalusia report cites 94 accessions and a raised pastor salary of $600 annually, with strong spiritual impact and unanimous invitation for another meeting.
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Baptist Church
Pe A. J. Dew
Dr. Dew
Lexington
Winchester
Dew
Alabama
A. J. Preston
Andalusia
J. H. Dew
Ridgecrest
N. C
Jesus Christ
Christ
Mrs Mary C Ayres Shines as Local News Editor
Laurel Mississippi salutes Mrs Mary C Ayres widow of Col Mott Ayres publisher of the Daily Leader. A Mt Sterling Advocate issue names her local news editor and praises eight page paper filled with engaging news. Locals expect a bright future for her in newspapers.
Move To This City By Horace Lane Family
Horace Lane and family of Owingsville moved to their new home on Clay Street after purchasing the residence from C M Ratliff. Mr Ratliff and his daughter Miss Carolyn Ratliff left yesterday for Lexington, where they bought property and will establish their future home.
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Horace Lane
Owingsville
C. M. Ratliff
Clay Street
Mr. Ratliff
Carolyn Ratliff
Lexington
Traders National Bank Granted Trust Department in Kentucky
The Federal Reserve Board allows Traders National Bank to act as trustee executor administrator registrar of stocks and bonds guardian of estates receiver committee of estates and other fiduciary roles under federal and state law. The new trust department will expand local banking facilities and likely attract public use.
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Federal Reserve Board
Traders National Bank
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Act
Trust Department
Many Arrests Made by Policeman Stockdale
Policeman Stockdale has made many arrests for traffic violations in the past ten days. Almost all offenders plead guilty in police court and receive fines. He is praised for enforcing motor vehicle laws.
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Stockdale
Farnum Star Turns Up In New Fox Production Heart Strings
William Farnum again appears in a William Fox production Heart Strings coming to the Table Theatre Friday. The drama follows a brother’s sacrifice for his sister with scenes in Quebec’s Laurentian Valley Greenwich Village New York and a Canadian village blending humor and pathos.
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William Farnum
William Fox
Table Theatre
Laurentian
Quebec
New York
Greenwich Village
Loyalty Fades Without Genuine Appreciation
The piece conveys that loyalty cannot be bought and persists only with sincere recognition, while it declines when appreciation remains indifferent or scarce.
Hanging Measure Clears House On Murder Bill
The House of Representatives passed by 68 to 16 a bill by Arch Hamilton of Fayette County to hang criminals convicted of criminal assault in the county where the crime occurred. An amendment limits the execution to a county enclosure with attendance capped at 100. The measure heads to the Senate with expectations of support.
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House of Representatives
Arch Hamilton
Fayette County
Senate
Lockett Executed At Eddyville Prison
Will Lockett, confessed slayer of Geneva Hardman and four other women, was executed at Eddyville prison at 4 14 in the morning. Two 2100 volt electrical currents were applied for 72 and 76 seconds, the switch by Chief Engineer Collier, and prison physician Hussey declared death at 4 52.
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Will Lockett
Geneva Hardman
Eddyville Prison
Collier
Hussey
Move to Lexington by Mr and Mrs Chris Leahy
Mr and Mrs Chris Leahy leave this city for Lexington where they have long resided. Mr Leahy will continue his business here and will travel to Lexington daily.
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Chris Leahy
Lexington
Mr. Leahy
Studebaker Touring Car Sold This Week
Swope, agent, sold to Ollie Sanderson a handsome Studebaker touring car this week.
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John
Swope
Ollie Sanderson
Studebaker
Foot Specialist in Winchester Opens Offices at Colonial Bldg
Dr. J. W. Weber, a renowned foot expert, has opened offices in Winchester at the Colonial Building. He guarantees removal of corns bunions growing nails and other foot troubles without a knife. Located in Colonial Building Winchester Ky.
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Winchester
J. W. Weber
Colonial
Weber
Coal Shortage Acute In Local Area
The coal shortage here is acute with almost no supply on hand. Railcar delays are blamed for the shortage and some coal ordered by local firms is diverted to railroad use. Suffering among the poor has been reported, but the J. P. Taylor Tobacco Co. released a car of coal for public use to alleviate need.
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J. P. Taylor Tobacco Co
Property Changes Hands In Town Transfers
John M. Gatewood sold his E High Street home to Rosa Lee Howard and bought the H C Ledford place on North Maysville Street, known as the old Laughlin home. Each transaction reportedly a $10 000 price.
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John M. Gatewood
E. High Street
Rosa Lee Howard
H. C. Ledford
North Maysville Street
Laughlin
Lewis Farm Sells 173 Acres on Owingsville Pike
Noble McDonald sells the 173 acre Lewis Farm on the Owingsville pike to W H Thomas for 400 dollars per acre. Possession will be given this month. McDonald family will move to a Clark county farm they have purchased.
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Noble McDonald
Owingsville Pike
Lewis
W. H. Thomas
Mr. McDonald
Clark County
Half Million Dollar Oil Deal Between Firms
Announcement: Superior Oil Company buys all Lee county holdings of Flesher Petroleum Company for 500000 dollars in cash. The acreage covers about 1400 acres in the Hell Creek area yielding 200 barrels daily. Flesher directors declare a 25 percent dividend to holders of record March 20, aiding Montgomery County stockowners.
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Flesher Petroleum Company
Superior Oil Company
Lee County
Hell Creek
Montgomery County
Fire sweeps Paris business section causing heavy damage
An undetermined origin fire in Paris damaged multiple buildings yesterday morning. The flames started on the second floor of Corbin's barber shop between Fourth and Fifth streets and spread to Gatewood's confectionery, a residence, the Fair Store, and Mayor January's tin shop. Upper floors suffered heavy smoke and water damage. estimated loss about 26500 dollars.
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Paris
Corbin
Gatewood
Kid” Stout
E. B. January
Benefit show by Mrs Snyder class for orphan in Louisville
The Sunday School Class of Mrs George Snyder will present a benefit picture show at the Table next Tuesday night featuring Billie Burke in Sadie Love. Special music accompanies the screening and proceeds help support a little girl in Louisville orphanage. Tickets are on sale.
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George Snyder
Billie Burke
Sadie Love
Bargains for Saturday and Court Day
Bargains for Saturday and Court Day advertised by L. M. Redmond include brooms 35 cents each or eight for $1.00, Lenox soap six bars for 25 cents, toilet paper two rolls for 5 cents, and Wieber Gales eo 23 cents, with 10 percent off on children's dresses, boys suits, and rompers for the two days only.
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L. M. Redmond
McCormick Buys Winn Street Home From Pierce
Stewart C. McCormick has bought the residence of C. P. Pierce on Winn street for a private consideration and will move to same to reside. This residence is practically new and modern in every particular.
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Stewart C. McCormick
C. P. Pierce
Winn Street
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W. T. Hunt
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Colgate