Rev W F Taylor Dies After County Wide Revered Ministry
The Rev W F Taylor a prominent Methodist minister in this county died recently near Covington and was interred in Nicholasville. He preached here often and left many friends. The item notes his death provokes sorrow among locals. A separate ad mentions Pink and Red Beans at 12 44 cents per pound cash only. A brief aside comments on southern California spotlighting its main industry.
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W. F. Taylor
Covington
Nicholasville
Vanarsdell’s
Local Draft News From Town and Surrounding Areas
Jerre Coleman to Camp Meade after draft in Ohio. Lee Grimes of Montgomery County drafted from Paris last week. Byron Mose Hall joins Naval Reserves at Louisville and heads to Great Lakes Training Station in Illinois. Residents note talcum powder import ban and relate a domestic misstep using it as a wheat flour substitute.
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Jerre Coleman
Mattie Coleman
Ohio
Camp Meade, Md
Jerre
Sam
Lee Grimes
Montgomery County
Lloyd’s Cafe
Paris
Lee
Byron (Mose) Hall
Naval
Louisville
Great Lakes
Illinois
Byron
Wyomings Sons Write War Letters From Front
Letters from Henry W. Sullivan and Tom Coyle describe U S entry into World War I, youth going to fight, subs damaged, German offensives checked, and daily life in camps. They mention camp conditions, Y M C A activities, weather, food, and hopes for finishing the drive soon.
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United States
Germany
U.S
Hazel
Wyoming
Papa
Virgil
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