Tobacco Growers Back Market Cooperative Plan in Louisville
A Kentucky conference of Burley Tobacco Growers endorsed Aaron Sapiro’s cooperative marketing outline. A preliminary committee was named to organize, with a 200000 dollar capital plan, stock structure, district divisions, and a five year delivery commitment by growers to fund warehouse operations and seller deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Sapiro
California
Louisville
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Rt W. Bingham
Burley Tobacco Growers
W. E. Simms
Woodford County
John T. Collins
Paris
James C
Lexington
R. M. Baker
Grrollton
C. Hil Gustafson
Mead, Neb
Mx Sapiro
Sapiro
Marketing Association
Community Service discussion mobilizes Mt Sterling for recreation
A Mt. Sterling meeting led by H. G. Hoffman and A. Lyle DeJarnett of New York invited Community Service to establish a three month program headed by H. A. Babb to develop leisure activities. The plan aims to organize Twilight Baseball golf story telling orchestras and town pageants while promoting good citizenship through neighborhood revival.
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H. G. Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Sterling
A. Lyle DeJarnett
New York
de Jarnett
Sterling
Community Service, Inc
America
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Paducah
Newport
Lexington
Covington
Danville
Frankfort
Georgetown
Paris
Owensboro
Smoke House Changes Hands in Beckley
T. Fox Christie of Beckley West Virginia has purchased The Smoke House pool and billiard parlors on South Maysville street from B F Caudill. Christie will install new tables and fixtures and undertake improvements to make it a premier city amusement spot.
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T. Fox Christie
Beckley
W. Va
B. F. Caudill
Maysville Street
Wear Grandad's Hat and the Advertising Dilemma
The passage urges persistence in advertising despite fears costs or past failures. It contrasts excuses such as grandfather’s tradition, rent cost, wasted effort, self doubt, or skepticism about returns with a call to effective self promotion and belief in progress.
Six Million Pounds of Tobacco Sold Local Floors
A total of 6,116,650 pounds of tobacco sold on the local loose leaf floors for 577,632.25 dollars at an average of 9.44 per hundred. Farmers sold 2,737,980 pounds for 259,100.83 dollars at 9.39 per hundred. Whitehall moved 2,224,855 pounds for 229,817.59 dollars at 9.23 per hundred. Rob ertggn sold 953,815 pounds for 94,713.83 dollars at 9.93 per hundred.
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Whitehall
Robertggn
Market Place ad promotes mixed goods sale
An auction style notice from The Market Place run by manager C Howell promotes sale of clothing shoes and furniture unspecified items. The text notes it was at O40 and instructs readers to call for goods.
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C. Howell
Mrs Littleton Dies in Lexington After Short Illness
Mrs Anna Belle Evans Littleton aged 50 died Monday night at her Lexington home after a brief illness. She was sister to Mrs William Henderson and Jesse T Evans of this city and was well known locally. FOR SALE Pure bred Brahma cockerel and hens Mrs John Speer phone 475 pd.
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Anna Belle Evans Littleton
Angel
Lexington
John Speer
Re-decorating St Patrick's Church Finished by DeJaco Bros
Interior decoration of St Patrick's church is completed presenting a beautiful appearance by Cincinnati artists DeJaco Bros who are gaining a strong reputation. Milk for sale seeks regular engagements with Clell Cockrell named as contact. A teacher must first engage interest and connect lessons to that interest.
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St. Patrick’s Church
DeJaco Bros
Cincinnati
Clell Cockrell
Play and work together for civic vitality says Life Extension Institute
The article cites the Life Extension Institute claiming deaths rise threefold from age twenty one to forty due to people being tied to duties and losing playfulness. It urges maintaining joy and social activity to promote good citizenship, noting Mr. DeJarnette praising civic affairs and the Chamber of Commerce as a community force.
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Life Extension Institute
Mary Chiles Hospital To Open Soon
A modern hospital in the city plans to open between April 15 and 30 with a grand opening to be publicized. Miss Bess Pelley, former Clark County Hospital superintendent, will lead as superintendent with an assistant named and other staff to be chosen.
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Bess Pelley
Clark County Hospital
Miss Pelley
For Sale Small Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Chest
W. B. Small offers a nearly new soda fountain with stools and a 4 pack ice cream chest for sale. Contact details not provided in notice.
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W. B. Small
Delightful Occasion At Presbyterian Meeting
The annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church drew gratifying attendance and strong reports from society secretaries and treasurers. After business, a church parlors reception featured refreshments and a youthful musical program. Pastor chaired. H B Ringo served as secretary. A promising program for the new year was outlined.
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The
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Ringo
SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE PROMISES BARGAINS
Local ad announces a one day sale with prices on sugar salmon potatoes onions flour prunes corn apples grapefruit oranges and a wide line of coffees. J B Riddle of East Main invites shoppers to visit and save.
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J. B. Riddle
East Main
Lula Mayleton Weds Thomas Cravens at Baptist Parsonage
Miss Lula Mayleton of this county and Thomas Cravens of Nicholas county were married last Tuesday at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. R. C. Goldsmith officiating.
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Baptist Parsonage
R. C. Goldsmith
Lula Mayleton
Thomas Cravens
Nicholas County
Optimist Johnny Promises Lady A Car
An optimistic man nicknamed Johnny vows to buy a chorus girl a motor car and expects her to choose a Ford, reflecting a witty social stereotype.
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Johnny
Former Pastor J S Wilson Visits Shelby County flock
Rev J S Wilson, former pastor of Mt. Sterling Baptist church in Shelby county, is in town on business and mingling with his former flock. A glad welcome is extended to Brother Wilson.
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J.S. Wilson
Shelby County
Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
Brother Wilson
Vegetable Plants For Sale By Brockway
All kinds now ready for sale. See or call EB L Brockway for vegetable plants available.
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EB. L. Brockway
Yrs
B. L. Brockway
Moonshine Still Captured in Mt Sterling Raid
A moonshine still was seized on East Main Street Mt Sterling across from the Baumont Hotel. Raymond Thomas and thirteen others were taken into custody with 12 men fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Elijah Winson and Thomas face federal charges. the still and whiskey were displayed as authorities push to end illegal liquor in the area.
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Mt. Sterling
East Main Street
Baumont
Raymond Thomas
Thomas
Elijah Winson
Senff
Lost Amos buggy and harness reported missing
A good Amos buggy was taken from a horse Saturday March 26 along with part of the harness. Reward offered for information by notifying Will Sanders at Mt. Sterling R. R. No. 2.
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Will Sanders
Mt. Sterling
R. R
Claude Stephens Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Claude Stephens, a patient at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington for two weeks, has sufficiently improved to go home this week. Mrs. M. C. Cooper remains seriously ill at her Salyersville home, with her son W. C. Cooper traveling there after a message informing him of her condition.
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Claude Stephens
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
See McKee for return of excess profits tax
Announcement directs real estate sellers who paid excess profits tax to contact H. Clay McKee at 30 S. Bank St. Mt. Sterling Kentucky for refunds. The notice emphasizes recovery of overpaid taxes and provides the agent’s address for inquiries.
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McKee
H. Clay McKee
S. Bank St
Mt. Sterling
H H Pieper Named Manager of Local Five and Ten Stores
The article notes H. H. Pieper has been engaged by a New York corporation as manager of a five and ten cent store chain and plans to place a new store in Mt. Sterling. Pieper is remembered for leading the H. H. Pieper five ten and twenty five cent store with strong sales. The arrival promises renewed activity in local merchant circles.
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H. H. Pieper
New York
Pieper
Mr. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Auctioneer Sells Sow With Eleven Pigs at Auction
Clayton Howell sold a thin-rhine sow with eleven pigs to the highest bidder for 116 dollars. Joe M. Henry bought it. Howell also sold a car load of mules at good prices the same day, bringing better prices under the hammer than private sale.
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Clayton Howell
Crouch and Sanderson
Joe M. Henry
Mr. Howell
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Community Service For
H. A. Babb
Service
Mrs. Littleton
Mary Chiles Hospital
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