Patriotism and calls to parole Youtsey from prison
The piece attacks political maneuvering over Mexican policy, condemns perfidy of merchants and hyphenated citizens, and urges America First. It endorses Daniel E. O'Sullivan's parole stance for Henry E. Youtsey and echoes Greene's remark to remove Youtsey and Caleb Powers from positions. It critiques Frankfort graft and political disruption of good reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. O’sullivan
State Prison Commission
Henry E. Youtsey
Representative Greene
Youtsey
Caleb Powers
Congress
Major city fires devastate southern states in one week
Nashville Tennessee endured a historic fire destroying over 700 buildings worth more than two million dollars. Augusta Georgia also suffered extensive damage with nearly two million dollars in property lost. Paris Texas faced a total loss with more than five million dollars burned and over eight thousand people left homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Augusta
Paris
Texas
Amateur theater to stage She Stoops To Conquer at Table Theatre
The Table Theatre will open the comedy She Stoops To Conquer next Thursday March 30 with an all local cast of twenty from the high school and alumni. Rehearsals have run seven weeks and costumes from Cincinnati ensure period accuracy. Tickets are selling fast at Bassett Drug Co and curtain will rise promptly at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett Drug Co
Table Theatre
Cincinnati
Ashby Blevins
Professor Gaines
Malcom Thompson
Charlie Oldham
Carroll Chenault
Leo Schlegel
Matt Kelly
Henry Sullivan
Jesse Thuinline
Harry Reis
William Daniels
Allen Patterson
Tom Prewitt
John Allen Strossmen
Kelly Harper
Elizabeth McCaun
Frances Samuels
Vivian Alfrey
Marguerite Newmeyer
Mary van Sant Robertson
Local Livestock Sales Report From Bath and Clark Counties
William P. Treadway sold nine 700-pound cows at 40 dollars each and six 600-pound heifers at 41 dollars apiece to Samuel Laythrum of Bath county. B. M. Ratliff bought from Hughes & Lyon, thirty-two 400-pound steers at 32 dollars each. A. I. Hughes sold to William Campbell a carload of 130-pound hogs at 8 cents a pound. William Evans purchased 600-pound heifers at 43 dollars a head from Steve Cananey. A. Lem Tipton bought ten 300-pound steer calves at 28.50 each from Mike Wilson. A. F. Wyatt bought Take P. the noted show jack from W. T. Burch. John D. Greenwade & Company sold fourteen head of nice males at 150 to 210 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Treadway
Samuel Laythrum
Bath County
B. M. Ratliff
Hughes & Lyon
A. I. Hughes
William ,M. Campbell
Midway
William Evans
Steve Cananey
A. Lem Tipton
Mike Wilson
A. F. Wyatt
Jack
W. T. Burch
Clark County
John D. Greenwade & Company
Nice
Butter Scarcity and High Prices Hit Country Trade
Market notes report butter in short supply and rising prices with creamery butter at 45 cents per pound and country butter at 35 cents. Eggs are plentiful, potatoes sell for $1 to $1.20 a bushel, and seeds and feeds remain high with timothy hay at 15 to 17 dollars per ton.
Conspicuous State Legislature Fails to Provide Revenue
Governor Stanley lauds the recent legislature but says it stands conspicuous in history for its failure to provide revenue to cover state expenses. Elizabethtown News notes the critique of the budget gap and the political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Stanley
Commonwealth
Elizabethtown
County High School Notes Promoting Pig Club and Classes
Nellie Wand started a spring school in the county building with several pupils enrolled. Donald Quisenberry returned to class after rumors of quitting. the report was false. The Black and Old Gold Literary Society will meet Friday with a strong program. Seniors study trigonometry with plans for plane surveying lessons. Leonard Payne returns after a brief absence. The Boys Pig Club was organized with George Everett as honorary president and officers elected. The club plans to exhibit pigs at the county fairs this summer. Otis Kereher of Lexington may address members soon. Gerald Cecil and sister Carrie rejoined after the loss of a parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wand
Donald Quisenberry
Black and Old Gold Literary Society
Goodwin
Leonard Payne
George Everett
Henry Barnes
English Anderson
Robert Payne
Everett
Otis Kereher
Lexington
Pig Club
Pig Clubs
Kentucky
Department of Agriculture
Gerald Cecil
Carrie
Wet control blamed for blocking constructive legislation
The Harrodsburg Democrat accuses Greene Harvey and other ultra Drgs of preventing real laws by persistent liquor debates. It cites Stanley and the Administration as controlling the legislature, with a Wet Speaker and a dominant Whisky machine. The Interior Journal questions who could counter such influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg Democrat
Greene
Harvey
Stanley
Eli Brown
General Assembly
Interior Journal
Tin shop moved to Petry building site
Mr and Mrs Howard Canap have leased a room in the Petry building formerly used by the Sentinel Democrat and moved their tin shop and repair business there to operate in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Canap
Petry
Sentinel-Democrat
Silver Tea by Sunshine Society at Parish House
The Sunshine Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a silver tea on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock in the Parish House. Delightful refreshments will be served as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Old Veteran Dies in Lexington After Long Illness
Mr. George W. Bruce of Lexington died at his home Monday morning March 20 at 5 30 after a long illness. Hardening of the arteries caused his death. He was a veteran of the Civil War with the Twenty third Kentucky Infantry and a retired farmer aged seventy six. He left a wife and numerous friends in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bruce
Lexington
Bruce
Twentythird Kentucky Infantry
Bruce Family Rites Held In Lexington
Mrs. Mary Agnes Bruce and her children are named including W. M. Bruce John Bruce and Charlie Bruce of Lexington along with four daughters Mrs M F Hinson of this county Mrs Ida Demoss of Middletown D Misses Laura and Grace Bruce of Lexington Funeral rites were conducted at the residence March 29 with burial in Lexington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Bruce
W. M., John and
Charlie Bruce
Lexington
M. F. Hinson
This County
Ida Demoss
Middletown
Laura
Grace Bruce
Lexington Cemetery
For Rent Five Room Cottage on Harrison Avenue
For Rent five room cottage on Harrison avenue. Good neighbors. Apply to Vanarsdell Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Vanarsdell& Co
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Advocate Publishing Company
Aporat
Mt. Sterling
John W. Riley
Rowan County
Ninth
William J. Fields
Carter County
America First
Wilson
Villa
America
Alexander
Wilhite
Frankfort
Gage
Rogers Co
Mt. Sterling, Ky
W. A. Sutton & Son
County High School
Breckinridge Horton
Tabe Theatre
Dorothy Gish
Owen Moore
Jordan
Roscoe Arbuckle
Mack Sennett
Sam Bernard
Weber & Fields
Fatty and the
Mt. Sterling High School
Nance O'Neill
Pearl White
Creighton Hale
Sheldon Lewis
Chastrowbridge and
Milo
Diane
Willard Mack
Syd Chaplin
Tek Barnes & Sons
ACME
Rf. White .&.Co
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