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For sale piano players of high quality from J. H. Templeman Piano Co Lexington KY 137 North Broadway phone 3415. For rent one storeroom one hall two flats McKee ring 107. Cultivated hemp seed for sale recleaned group in riverbottom germination 95 to 100 percent limited amount H. C. Glass & Co Nicholasville KY Star R 0 aay
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J. H. Templeman Piano CO
Lexington
North Broadway
McKee
Riverbottom
H. C. Glass & CO
Nicholasville
Star R
Veranda Idea Vies with Neighbors for Mt Sterling Lumber
A note from Mt Sterling Lumber Company asks why not replace the old structure with a new veranda and points to neighboring houses as a reference. The short query hints at home improvement and local building materials options.
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Mt. Sterling Lumber Company
Anniversary Marked by W C T U Celebrating 25 Years
The W C T U observed its twenty fifth anniversary last Saturday at Mrs C K Oldham s home on Maysville street from 3 to 5. Mrs Mollie Turner recalled past decades while Mrs Frances E Beauchamp organized the original founding at the Christian church on March 19 1896. Charter members include Mrs William Bush Mrs J M Bent and others. The union has had five presidents including Mrs T F Rogers Mrs Mary D Jones Mrs Jennie D Thompson Mrs Hoffman Wood and Mrs C K Oldham with Mrs B W Trimble longtime treasurer. The event featured vie trola music and refreshments served by local members. Mrs Julia Ratliff the eldest member will reach 90 on March 31.
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C. K. Oldham
Maysville Street
Vietrola
Mollie Turner
Christian Church
Frances E. Beauchamp
Lexington
William Bush
T. F. Rogers
A. L. Neville
B. W. Trimble
Lucille Wilson
Mamie Miller
Union
Mary D. Jones
Jennie D. Thompson
Hoffman Wood
Oldham
Brent Nunnelly
Tipton Wilson
Martha Rasnic
Katherine Howell
Willie May Calk
Blanche Calk
Dorothy Tyler
Christina Heinrich
Carolyn Bourne
Jennie Thompson
Register
Julia Ratliff
Local Notes From Sharpsburg And Nearby Areas
A roundup of small items including diphtheria and measles cases in Camargo, a burn incident from coffee, a $100 harness horse sale, and drought affecting fruit trees. Visits by veterans from Lexington, cattle market chatter for Courtday, moves to Bethel, and family gatherings in Sharpsburg Mt Sterling and surrounding towns. W R Wells seeks hospital examination noting World War I service and injury compensation.
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Colliver
Camargo
Wm. McClure
Lexington
Argonne Front
Ray Moss
John Tipton
Mt. Sterling
Lord Tipton
Lou Pirratt
W. R. Wells
Mr. Wells
Uncle Sam
Local residents visit kin and friends across Kentucky
Flemingsburg residents Roy Johnson and James A. Dowd spent weekends with relatives including Mrs. H. C. Gudgell and Charles Atchison. Several others, such as Mrs. J. J. Nesbitt and Miss Nettie Belle Girmold, traveled to Lexington Mt. Sterling and Louisville for visits and duties.
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Roy Johnson
Flemingsburg
H. C. Gudgell
Susan Richards
Lexington
J. L. Ewing
Reese Owings
Mt. Sterling
James A. Dowd
Charles Atchison
Ruth Denton
Nellie Donchew
Peeled Oak
J. J. Nesbitt
W. P. Strader
Ashton Thomas
Huntington
8. V. Johnson
Ella Harper
Sallie Brother
Arthur Markland
Winchester
Nathaniel Markland
J. E. Wilhoit
Kendall Springs
Wm. Atchison
Roger Ammerman
Ford Patterson
Alice Perry
Sam Gill
Perry, Mo
J. R. Ammerman
J. T. Rolph
James
Earl Rolph
Jay Byron
Catlettsburg
J. N. Byron
Ellen Gillon
May Glover
T. 8. Barnes
L. D. Brother
Leslie McCormick
Miss Howard
Louisville
Packing Workers Accept Cut Amid Wage Agreement
About 100000 packing industry workers accepted wage reductions of roughly 12 12 and 15 percent under a late yesterday agreement with five leading packers. The plan keeps the 8 hour day and extends the wartime arbitration terms to September 15, aligning with the March 7 scale that lowers hourly pay by 8 cents and cuts piecework rates by 12 12 percent.
Tobacco Market Tops Averages On Lexington Wednesday
Report from Lexington notes some locals on the tobacco market with the top average at 15 cents. A reflective line observes how desires and willpower are tempered by harsh experiences, remarking that thorns often teach more than roses.
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Lexington
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