Beautiful Life Ends in Montgomery County Woman Dies at 89
Laura White Magowan died suddenly while visiting her daughter in Montgomery county. Born September 1846 she was a longtime Christian church member and widow of Asa Magowan. Survived by daughters Mrs. Gatewood Mrs. Samuels and Mrs. Ratliff and brother James B. White. Funeral at A B Ratliff home with Machpelah Cemetery interment.
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Laura White Magow
A. Ratliff
Montgomery County
Magowan
W. Ia. Samuels
Asa Magoman
Robt. C. Gatewood
W. A. Samuels
A. B. Ratliff
James B. White
Machpelah Cemetery
Lost Keys with Reward Notice
A collection of 8 to 10 keys is lost. Return them to this office for a reward.
Writ of Prohibition Sought in Fitzpatrick Case
Attorneys for W T Fitzpatrick file in the Court of Appeals at Frankfort a petition against Circuit Judge Will A Young seeking a writ of prohibition to halt further trial of the inquiry into Fitzpatrick's competency in the Circuit Court. The court will decide jurisdiction, as the writ is an extraordinary remedy rarely used.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Will A. Young
Mr .Fitzpatrick
Circuit Court
Young
Piano Recital Delights Large High School Crowd
A piano recital at the High School Auditorium Friday night drew a large crowd. Pupils showed careful training and the performance reflected well on their teacher Miss Minnie Sue Graves.
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Minnie Sue Graves
Beckham Dominates Kentucky Senate Nomination Battle
The rapid collapse of McCreary’s push in Kentucky signals Governor Beckham’s clear path to the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. Supporters admit Beckham carries the Seventh district and many counties, while McCreary’s hopes fade amid GOP intra-party strife and controversy over recent Racing Commission appointments.
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Kentucky
Beckham
United States
Friends
McCreary
Stanley
Mac
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Fayette County
Racing Commission
Commencement Exercises at County High School Graduates Named
The County High School holds a noon program in the auditorium with invocation, songs, an address by T J Coates, presentations of diplomas by Major D J Burchett, and a special lecture by Mrs C L Martin of Louisville. Eighth Grade graduates are listed along with a class picture and medals.
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Montgomery County High School
America
T. J. Coates
Frankfort
D. J. Burchett
County Board of Education
Nell Holbarn
C. L. Martin
Louisville
Old Kentucky
H. B. Brock
Madison County
Long
Dixie Land
Orvil Alfrey
Robert Branham
Margaret Trimble
Raymond Cord
Stella McClain
Willie B. Calk
Rollie Jacobs
Elizabeth Tau
Camden may skip governor race to seek Senate seat
Rumor says Johnson N. Camden will not run for governor as previously reported and will stay out of the gubernatorial field. Instead his supporters plan to back him as the successor to Senator Ollie M. James in the 1918 Senate race.
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Johnson N. Camden
Camden
Ollie M. James
Ewing and Botts Secret Wedding in Louisville
Mr Josh L Ewing of Bath county and Miss Bessie Botts of Bath county were secretly married at Rev E L Powell's home in Louisville Saturday night The groom is a prominent Bath county farmer and stockman The bride is a popular young woman and the couple receive best wishes from friends
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Josh L. Ewing
Bessie Botts
Bath County
E. L. Powell
Louisville
Ewing
Huerta May Resign if Peace Talks Require It
Dispatches from Mexico City state General Huerta has authorized mediation delegates to propose his resignation if needed for a settlement in the peace negotiations. He initially allowed focus on Tampico and Vera Cruz but later signaled readiness to step down during an interregnum before a new president is elected. No successor name is disclosed, awaiting constitutional consultation.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mt Sterling Woman Honored for College Fund Drive
Mrs. Robert Hiner Winn of Mt Sterling was named chairman of the committee to raise funds to rebuild Wellesley College after a fire. The Kentucky Wellesley Club met in Shelbyville to announce her appointment and duties.
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Robert Hiner Winn
Wellesley College
Kentucky Wellesley Club
Shelbyville
Huyler's Candies Sold at Geiger's Pharmacy
Huyler's delicious candies are available at Geiger's Pharmacy, the sole agent for the product.
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Huyler
Geiger’s Pharmacy
City Crowded Court Day at Kentucky Cattle Market
About 1,200 cattle sold with fair quality and slow trade as prices ranged with small steers at 8.25, heifers 7.00 to 7.50, cows 6% to 6% cents, bulls 6%, and old stock 4 to 5 cents. Purchasers from Central Kentucky counties kept demand brisk, with notable sales including Murphy & Hughes bulls at 6% cents and Andrew English steer sales at around 60 per head. The market finished stronger in the afternoon, cattle selling higher than seen before on this market. Some mules sold well while ordinary horses drew limited interest in a quiet horse market.
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Kentucky
Murphy & Hughes
O. W. Snedegar
Bath County
Lee Faukner
Thornton Snelling
Wm. Treadway
al Kerns
Carlisle
Mr. Kerns
Andrew English
Foyd Horton
Sam Keeton
Henry Riggs
Sam Lathrum
Diamond Broach Lost in City Streets
Mrs. W. A. Sutton reports a diamond broach missing in the city on Monday. Finder should return it to W. A. Sutton & Son's store for a reward.
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W. A. Sutton
W. A. Sutton & Son
Sanitary Meat Market Overview
Sanitary Meat Market introduces its business as a store name and brand identity. The note emphasizes cleanliness and value in meat supplies for local customers.
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Sanitary Meat Market
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