Moves to near Stepstone and local farm notes
Henry May moved Saturday to near Stepstone. Farmers are finishing sowing tobacco beds. Wheat and rye crops are growing out well. E L Fassett suffers a severe rheumatic attack. Stock wintered well. Bridges Bros sold a Shetland pony for 120 dollars. Jesse Turner to Indiana for seasonal work. Several Doyle family members ill with grippe. Satterfield and Sam Pirsall visiting relatives on Licking River. Fogg family from Mt Sterling visited J H Gillaspie. Mrs Harrison Conn in serious condition at Flemingsburg. Coons building tenant house on Frank Byrd farm. Lizzie Mallory and Thomas Gorham guests of W H Bryant's family. J H Gillaspie sold Blue Chester to Winchester parties for 400 dollars. Jim Guilfoile seriously ill with pleurisy. Glen Howe and wife visited Mason county. Cravens and wife visited relatives in Owingsville. W S Carr visited Wm Warner's family at Berry. Dean Carr and sisters visited T B Hamilton family. W T Kratzer and wife returned to Elkin Station. Walter Rushford and sister Bessie visited Winchester. Hand painted picture raffled by Nancye Cravens won by Loretta Guilfoile. Laurence Mallory and wife visited here. Fannie Carr accompanied them home. Folks attended Mr Bob at Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute. Two fine young men Bruce Robbins and Lewis Sledd valued here. Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment advertised with local vendor. 26-310
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Bob
Collegiate Institute
Mt. Sterling
Bruce Robbins
Lewis Sledd
For Sale Privately A 70 Acre Farm Near City
A small private sale offering a 70 acre farm one mile from town with tobacco land and a good tenant house. Seventeen to twenty acres are sod and never broken, plus a tobacco barn if price fits. Also 200 tons of clover hay offered. Owner Wo G Mars Hatr.
McKee and Sons Real Estate and Auto Firm Ad
Local firm H. Clay McKee & Sons advertises real estate services including buying selling renting loans and insurance bonds. It promotes investments and auto sales under The Wulfre Stramer brand and urges readers not to miss the opportunity.
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Wulfre Stramer
Tobacco Barn Destroyed by Incendiary Fire on Farris Farm
A large tobacco barn and its contents were destroyed Thursday night on W. E. Farris’s farm near Side View. About thirty three acres of tobacco bulked from several barns burned along with chickens and farming implements. Insurance covers four thousand dollars of a six thousand dollar loss. Farris suspects incendiary origin though no clue is found.
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W. E. Farris
Sideview
Farris
Hoffman
Green, Strossman & Hazelrigg
Notice to creditors in estate of Hugh Pasley
All persons having claims against Hugh Pasley deceased must present proofs to T. J. Douglas administrator by April 1. This notice sets the deadline for filing claims against the estate.
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Hugh Pasley
T. J. Douglas
Adm’r
Winchester Monument Works Ad in Winchester KY
Winchester Monument Works offers best work and lowest prices in Winchester Kentucky. Jackson, owner, invites inquiries and promises to call on customers to save money. FF H.
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Winchester
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E. L. Fassett
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Jesse Turner
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Sam Piersall
Licking River
Thos. Fogg
Fannie Gillaspie
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J. H. Gillaspie
Harrison Conn
Flemingsburg
Thos. N. Coons
Frank Byrd
Lizzie Mallory
Thomas Gorham
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Blue Chester
Winchester Parties
Jim Guilfoile
Glen Howe
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W.S. Carr
Wm. Warner
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Dean Carr
T. B. Hamilton
Houston Lane
Miss Bessie
Sharpsburg
W. T. Kratzer
Elkin Station
Walter Rushford
Bessie
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Nancye Cravens
Loretta Guilfoile
Laurence Mallory
Howards Mill
Lloyd
Commercial Department
Sterling Collegiate Institute
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H. Clay McKee & Sons
W. S Lloyd
Greenwade’s
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