Roll of Honor First Grade to Senior Class
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
2
Springfield News Briefs and Local Notices
Correspondence notes oats harvest and some farmers ready to plant tobacco. Mrs. Harrison Conn is seriously ill. Frank Byrd and wife visit relatives from Cincinnati. James Robbins and wife travel to Owingsville area relatives. Farmer's Union to be organized. Dr. E O Guerrant to preach June 4. S F Deal wins rock work contract on Van Thomp son pike. Frank Sanders to rebuild Duerson farm barn. Halley S Gillaspie honored by Children's Home Society for large Stoops school donation. Miss Lutie Quisenberry uncertain about teaching here. Various visits between Camargo, Winchester, and Howards Mill. Local sale of corn at 4 dollars per barrel. Families attend court in Winchester. Gillaspies visit Kentucky after 26 years in Missouri. Oscar Caywood hosts Nelson’s third birthday. Still selling baby beeves.
Texas Leads Nation in Farm Crop Value for 1910
The Department of Agriculture reports total U S farm wealth at 8 926 000 000 for 1910, up 104 000 000 from 1909 Texas with 10 million acres of cotton tops the list with 364 110 000 rising 14 9 percent Illinois falls to second at 290 295 000 Georgia climbs from tenth to fourth with 210 592 000 South Carolina leaps 28 4 percent to 140 009 000, moving from twenty first to thirteenth place.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Illinois
Union
Iowa
Kansas
Georgia
Paris Chosen for 1912 Knights Templar Conclave
Paris was selected as the site for the 1912 Knights Templar conclave by the General Council. Retiring Grand Commander John G. Cramer received a gold medal for his services as head of the order. New beans peas and tomatoes arrive daily at Vanarsdell's.
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Paris
General Council
John G. Cramer
The Bird Law Sparks Debate In Morganfield Sun
The Kentucky Statute 1946 bans catching killing or possessing song or insectivorous birds such as thrush mockingbird meadowlark finch swallow woodpecker flicker orioles redbird bluebird and more. The Morganfield Sun argues such birds brighten homes and should not be vandalized, urging officials to act.
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Kentucky
Morganfield
Lexington Trotting Track Sold to Grand Circuit Leaders
The Lexington trotting track, owned by the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association, has been acquired by a wealthy syndicate led by H. K. Devereaux and Ed A. Tipton. The purchase places the track in the Grand Circuit and resolves previous circuit-blocking issues. Also advertised are Vanarsdell's canned goods and a sale on Florsheim oxfords.
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Ed A. Tipton
New York
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Lexington
H. K. Devereaux
Missouri tobacco crop grows but Kentucky remains ahead
A Jeffer son City dispatch notes Missouri farmers expand White Burley production in over half of 114 counties yet 1910 yield totals 7 875 000 pounds, far below earlier hopes of 30 million and far from Kentucky leadership. Despite gains Missouri is not a major tobacco power and no immediate threat to Kentucky.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Kentucky
State Committee to Settle Senate Nomination Fight
Democratic State Chairman Henry R. Prewitt calls a meeting of the State Central Committee at the Louisville Hotel in Louisville Kentucky for Friday May 26 at 11 a m to decide the rightful nominee for the Third Senatorial District. Henry R Lawrence of Cadiz and Seldon R Glenn of Eddyville both consent to the committee’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Prewitt
State Centre Committee
Louisville
Henry R. Lawrence
Seldon R. Glenn
Lawrence
Cadiz
Glenn
Eddyville
Sterling
State Central Committee
New President Named for Kentucky Wesleyan College
The Board of Education of Kentucky Wesleyan College unanimously chose Rev. J. L. Clark to succeed Prof. J. J. Tigert as president. Clark, about 40, presiding Elder of the Covington District, Methodist Episcopal Church South, is a Ken tucky Wesleyan College alumnus and former Burnside Academy president. He is a leading Kentucky Conference member and a strong preacher likely to be installed at June commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tigert
Board of Education
Kentucky Wesleyan College
J. L. Clark
Covington
Kentucky Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mr. Clark
Methodist Church
Clark
Burnside Academy
Kentucky
Clark County Democratic Primary Chooses Hunter and Aldridge
In Clark County last Wednesday the Democratic primary nominated R. D. Hunter for Representative over David Prewitt and L. C. Aldridge for Circuit Clerk over Lee S. Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
R. D. Hunter
David Prewitt
L. C. Aldridge
Lee S. Baldwin
Best meats the market affords killed at Vanarsdell's
Vanarsdell's offers top quality meats from the market’s best selections, proudly killed and prepared for customers seeking superior cuts.
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Vanarsdell’s
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Mit
Sterling Graded Common School
Jimmie Dragoo
Clifford Holliday
Chas Jones
Tom Kelly
Harlan Rooney
John R. Tipton
Floyd Stamper
Wm. McClure
Mitt Weedon
Mary M. Cline
Mabel Fassett
Eula Fitch
Mildred Gatewood
Modie Hall
Elizabeth Horton
Corona Laughlin
Helen Porter
Lucile Stokeley
Katherine E. Vanarsdell
Mary Minnihan
Mary Anderson
Jennie Kirby
Iva Shrout
Stanley Conner
William Hedges
Allen Prewitt
Sam Zellman
Russell Carmichael
William Pennybaker
John Samuels
Elizabeth Coleman
Nancy Ecton
Emily Hazelrigg
Elizabeth Holliday
Clara Igo
Elizabeth McDonald
Pudgie Samuels
Arvilla Wade
Floyd Carmichael
Ennis Hainline
Allen Patterson
John Allen Strossman
Harry Mills
Ralph Wyatt
Lena Glick
Ruth Kelly
Lillian McClure
Irene McNamara
Bernice Moore
Florence Stamper
James Nesbitt
Corwin Anderson
Robert Wyatt
Chiles van Antwerp
Georgia Darrell
Jennella Fitch
Willie Foley
Edith Henry
Hattie Haney
Laura Hart
Loretta Kerns
Mabel Leach
Jenmal Gatewood
Henrietta Coleman
Mary V. Robertson
Dorothy Tyler
Rachel Morris
Anna B. Pinney
Georgia Wilkerson
Mattie Gaitskill
Jennie Hinson
Kress Eskridge
Carroll Chenault
Isaac Rogers
Jack Owings
Martha Mae Robinson
Harry Reis
Henry Sullivan
Leo Schlegel
Malcom Thompson
Vivian Alfrey
Ruth Barnes
Mary Brunner
Alexine Bigstaff
Mabel Horton
Julia Hazelrigg
Jean Kendall
Mary Laughlin
Elizabeth McCaun
Leila Owings
Martha Reed
Edith Jones
Laura Rooney
Mary Ragan
Frances Samuels
Gene Schlegel
Emily Tipton
Cynthia Thompson
Lillian Zellman
Ethel Yarmouth
Brightil Grace
Mattie J. Botts
Russell Dehaver
Kavanaugh Mannix
Julia R. Rodman
Warren Robertson
Walker Rogers
Anna Sewell
Mattie Pangburn
Esther Wilson
Emily Lloyd
J. R. Thomas
Howard Vanuantwerp
Emma Betts
Lucile Hardin
Forrest Rainey
Lewis Kilpatrick
Queenie Rooney
Ruth Setters
Stella Stephens
Josephine Thomas
Ruth Tharp
Ray Betts
Alleen Beall
Mary J. Guilfoile
Christina Heinrich
Emerald Judy
Mary Ricketts
Mildred Robinson
Nellie Vince
Hazel Grubbs
Nell Pangburn
Lucy Clay Woodford
Stoops
Harrison Conn
Frank Byrd
Cincinnati
James Robbins
Owingsville
Farmer’s Union
E. O. Guerrant
Wilmore
Springfield
S. F. Deal
Frank Sanders
Duerson Farm
Halley S. Gillaspie
The
Children’s Home Society, of
Stoops School
Lutie Quisenberry
Jess Rushford
Camargo
Robin Payne
Stepstone
Fred Rushford
Winchester
T. J. Carr
Alfred Moore
Walter Carr
Little Fenton
Lawrence Mallory
Howards Mill
Crawford Mason
C. L
Frank Dean
C. C. McDonald
Will Carr
Webb Gaitskill
Will Gillaspie
Henry and
James Gillaspie
Oscar Caywood
Nelson
S. P. Greenwade
Louisiana
South Carolina
State
Value, Inc
Alabama
Mississippi
Sannee B
N. Carolina
Arkansas
Tennessee
Virginia
Hadden & Evans
Court St
Antwerp Ave
Sterling, KY
Lamb
Florsheim Oxfords
Danville
Georgetown
Lawrenceburg
Harrodsburg
Shelbyville
Versailles
Southern Railway
H. C. King
A. R. Cook
J.C. Beam, JR
St. Louis
State Committee
Senate
W.H. Berry & Co
Spot Cash Grocery CO
Iyatta
China
Spot Cash
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