Community Notes from Camargo and Nearby
Correspondence from Camargo and vicinity covers visits to Carlisle for a Masonic meeting, Pendleton Trimble’s visit from Winchester, improving health reports from Miss Nettie Chase in Asheville, Darsie Ratliff shipping hogs to Cincinnati, Willoby moving to Camargo from Mt. Sterling, a marriage at the Hiler home between Landsaw and Miss Harvie, and Charlie Wyatt’s trip to Lexington for a family bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Trimble
Winchester
Joe Trimble
Tusday
Asheville
N. C
Nettie Chase
Darsie Ratliff
Cincinnati
Willie Wew Willoby
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
John Ware
Jacob Hiler
Jacob Hiler A Rather Youthful Couple, Mr. Landsaw
Miss Harvie
Hiler
Charlie Wyatt
Lexington
Community Looks to Road Building and School Play
Menefee county carried the good roads election by a majority of 800. The Camargo Consolidated school closes next week with a high school play on May 18 and further exercises Friday. Rev. E. E. Dawson resigns as pastor to join Mas edonia church on the Paris and Lexington pike. The Christian church installs a new lighting system. Otto Grear visited from Paintsville to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menefee County
Camargo
E. E. Dawson
The
Christian Church
Masedonia Church
Paris and
Lexington Pike
Otto Grear
Paintsville
Mrs
James Greer
Don’t turn a man down for riches perhaps not his fault
A terse moral note argues against denying opportunity based on wealth, suggesting circumstances may absolve personal responsibility and urging fairness in judging others.
Kentucky Bakers Hold Oct Convention in Louisville
The Kentucky Association of Master Bakers announced its fall convention in Louisville on October 11 and 12. Entry is free with no cost to enter or compete for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Association of Master Bakers
Louisville
Nervous wreck cured by Tanlae claims by Covington woman
Mrs Susie Medaris of Covington Kentucky says Tanlae restored her health after nearly a year of nervousness, loss of appetite, and fatigue. She reports quick improvement in appetite and energy and praises the medicine as life changing, urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Tanlae
Susie Medaris
West 14Th Street
Taniac
Special Registration Notice for Mt Sterling May 21 1921
Special registration to select voters for a Montgomery County bond referendum on 250000 dollars for roads and bridges. Registration takes place in Mt Sterling on May 21 1921 from 6 AM to 9 PM at regular precinct voting places. Sheriff John G Roberts signs the notice dated April 18 1921. Enforcing prohibition is a challenging task when the enforcer is familiar with the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Court
G .H. Strother
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Gion
Kentucky
John G. Roberts
Montgomery Co
e.C.i
White Wyandotte Poultry Association Formed in Logan County
Kentucky farm notes report Logan county poultrymen organize a White Wyandotte Poultry Association as part of standardizing the breed. The logan county effort is among several county programs including two dozen Graves county farmers and 1,000 Fulton county farmers engaging in livestock, dairy, and crop initiatives this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County
Mildred Chaver
Crittenden County
John R. Spencer
Marion
Agricultural Club
Graves County
W. A. Humphries
Union County Pure-Bred Livestock Breeders’ Association
A. M. Allen
Fulton County
O. L. Cunningham
J. P. Ricketts
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Deal
Bull Durham Tobacco
Zuz
Camargo and Vicinity
Messrs
F. W. Norris
Wm. Cockrell
Burgin Trimble
West
Hager Wheeler
Carlisle
Bettie Wyatt
T. C. Quisenberry
Bakers Weet
Roy Roberts
N. Queen St
Iroquois
BE. D. Reis
KnIghts Templar
Senny
Cooper
Montgomery Motor Co
Light Six
Studebaker
H. M. Wright
National Bank
Office
Chenault & Crear, of
Say
de Laval
E.L. Brockway
South Bank Street
A. 8. Johnson
Mr. Sterling, Ky
Lexington, Kentucky