Winchester Court Day Draws Attention From Sewell’s Shop
Several from this place attended Court day in Winchester on Monday. Miss Nannie Mae Jones visited her aunt Mrs. Joe Jones of Hedges. Hickman Lodge No. 72 I O F celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Odd Fellowship at Winchester. A crowd attended. New line of wallpaper from 7 1 2 cents, screen wire, doors and windows at The Fair.
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Winchester
Nannie Mae Jones
Joe Jones
Hedges
Hickman Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Arthur Calvert
Baby
Geo. Calvert
Marguerite Davis
Minnie Martin
Wade’s Mill
Mt. Sterling
Notice to creditors in J W Rayborn estate
All persons having claims against J W Rayborn deceased must present them properly proven to L R Rayborn administrator in Dodge Kentucky.
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J. W. Rayborn
L. R. Rayborn
Admr
Dodge, Ky
Commissioner Sittings In Duff Estate In Mt Sterling
The Montgomery Circuit Court Master Commissioner W E Jones announces sittings for the estate of Sam B Duff deceased. Creditors and interested parties must file proven claims at the offices of John G Winn in the Montgomery National Bank building Mt Sterling Ky from May 5 to May 17 1919.
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Montgomery
H. B. Duff
Sam B. Duff
Lida Duff
Ruth Duff
John G. Winn
Montgomery National Bank
Mt. Sterling
Mothers Day Proclamation Calls Flag Display Nationwide
President Woodrow Wilson proclaims May 11 1914 the second Sunday in May as Mothers Day directing government officials to fly the US flag on all buildings and inviting citizens to display the flag at homes as a tribute to mothers. The proclamation is dated May 9 1914 in Washington with seal and secretary of state William Jennings Bryan.
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United States
City of
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Secretary
Congressman's Seed Giveaway Draws Local Response
Congressman Fields sent another sack of garden seed to the office urging those who did not receive last week to come this week and claim their share.
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Congressman Fields
Plans to Hold Tent Meetings Across Kentucky Counties
Plans are being perfected to hold farmers community meetings in about 60 Kentucky counties during the summer. Funding is secured through the Louisville Board of Trade and the Kentucky Bankers Association. University of Kentucky bodies will provide speakers and demonstrations with cooperation from state departments and Washington divisions.
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Kentucky
Board of Trade of
Louisville
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
University of Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Extension Division
State Departments of Education, Roads, Health and Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmer’s fate hinges on care and effort
A quip notes that a poor farmer damages a rich farm while a capable farmer restores a rundown property and makes it prosper. The saying emphasizes skill and diligence over fortune in farming success.
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Cross Roads
Home grown kale and new onions at Vanarsdell's
Local market notes kale and onions from Vanarsdell's farm showcasing fresh harvests. Vanarsdell's promotes home grown produce with seasonal greens and onions available for shoppers.
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Vanarsdell’s
Luxury tax hike hits drinks and goods in new levy
The new Luxury War Tax, effective this month, raises costs on small items like a nickel dope to six cents and ten cent drinks to twelve cents. Higher priced apparel also adds tax. The FAIR advertises Union Suits at 50 cents from a 1.00 price.
Old Man Harris Promotes Oil Stock Tips Journal
Kentucky Oil Journal editor Harris claims readers earned from 100 to 800 dollars through his side tips on oil and mining stocks. Free sample copy offered. map of Kentucky oil fields included. Journal, 16 pages, illustrated, $2 a year now, $3 soon, subscriptions via agents and 411-412 Inter-Southern Building, Louisville.
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Kentucky Oil Journal of Louisville
Kentucky
E Journal
Louisville
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Dayton Sisters
Paul Landrum
Billy Maxwell
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W. W. Wiseman
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