Nesbitt Weds Lillie Grover in Knoxville
Charles Hugh Nesbitt formerly of this city and Lillie Maud Grover of Knoxville Tenn were married in Knoxville recently. Nesbitt is the son of Mrs. W C Nesbitt and has managed Western Union telegraph offices in Knoxville and here. The bride is the daughter of Rev D H Grover of Knoxville and the couple will live in Knoxville.
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Charles Hugh Nesbitt
Lillie Maud Grover
Knoxville
Rev
D. H. Grover
Notice to Road Contractors for Mt Sterling Stan ton Turnpike
Sealed proposals for improving State Aid Road No Mt Sterling and Stanton Levee turnpike in Montgomery Kentucky are due by 10 am April 3 1917. Bids may be rejected. A $250 certified check must accompany each bid. Plans on file at Department of Public Roads Frankfort and county clerk Keller Greene Mt Sterling.
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Mt. Sterling and Stanton
Keller Greene
Congress panel eyes Mississippi dam at 40 million cost
A proposal to build a dam on the Mississippi calls for a 40 million dollar price tag. A counter proposal suggests agreeing to both the dam and Congress for half that amount.
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Congress
Mississippi
Hazel Green Herald tribute from Jo M Kendall
Jo M Kendall sends grateful pledge to Hazel Green Herald staff and readers in a March 1917 note. He recalls Kentucky mountains culture, Swango Springs fairs, and West Liberty pride, praising local schools and newspapers. He wishes enduring prosperity for Hazel Green, the Herald, Campton, and West Liberty, ending with a nod to Confederate veterans.
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Herald
Hazel Green Herald
Bro. McGarvey
Kentucky
Hazel Green
West Liberty
Plains of Paradise
Col. Cooper
Campton
Evans
Licking Valley Courier
Forgery arrest of Jim Gent calls grand jury bond
Jim Gent, a colored man, was arrested by Chief Tipton for forgery. At a Tuesday examining trial before Judge Turner he failed to post a $500 bond and was ordered held for the grand jury. Gent, from the South, worked for W. W. Eubank Jr and forged a $10 check, cashing it at S. Morris. He also held three other forged Eubank checks.
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Tipton
Turner
Gent
W. W. Eubank, Jr
Eubank
S. Morris
Mr. Eubank
Has Winter Left You Miserable March Remedy
March brings fatigue and aches from a winter slowdown. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy to refresh the kidneys and restore energy for Mt. Sterling residents.
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Dean’s
Mt. Sterling
Be Guided By These Mt. Sterling Cases
A collection of testimonial quotes about Doan's Kidney Pills from Mt. Sterling residents. Mrs. G. B. Nelson credits the pills with relief from back pain and fatigue, while S. M. Warner describes prior bed confinement and relief after use. Nannie Trimble reports reduced pain and bloating, and R. J. Thomas notes lasting improvement. W. Scott Jones and others also attest to kidney relief after using the product.
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Mt. Sterling
S. M. Warner
Harrison Ave
Doan
Neyerson
Dean
Mrs J C McDonald Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs J C McDonald of 115 Queen Street describes back pain dizziness and kidney trouble with frequent headaches and nervous spells. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Land and Priest's Drug Store with strengthening her back relieving headaches and other kidney related symptoms.
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W. Scott Jones
Queen St
Dean
Land & Priest's
Mra
J. C. McDonald
Land & Priest's Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan
Sloan’s
Beloys
Advocate For Printing
Earl W. Senff
H. M. Wright
Geiger’s
Court and
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
Riner & Lapsley
Shelbyville, Ky
Shelby County
G. D. Sullivan & Co
Ofice
Mt. Sterling, Ky
J.C. Peters
Dry Cleaner
C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office
L. Fisher
Chas. H. Nesbitt
Willie
Peaslee-Gaulbert CO
Khatad Manifecturerae
Louisville, KY
Chenault & Orear
JO M. Kendall
St. Fithian’s
Dear Hollow
Trimble
Jo. M. Kendall
Wolfe County
Forger
Jim Gent
Richmond Street
G. B. Nelson
Richmond St
Nelson
Harrison Avenue
Jamison Street
Nannie Trimble
Jamison St
R. J. Thomas
Duerson
Queen Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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