Local Notes Highlight Visiting Friends and Small Woes
Gladys Richardson reports on local greetings, hospitalities, and mishaps. George Kratzer returns from Indiana to visit friends. Edna Yocum sustains a horse kick injury. Aunt Mary Adams recovers after a fall. Grandpa Pendleton’s health remains a concern.
Bath County Lands See Sharp Increase in 1914 Assessment
Bath County, after a 25 percent raise on its 1913 assessment, failed to reach equalized valuation by 1,081,737 and was raised 30 percent by the State Board of Equalization for 1914. Farm land fell from 3,607,703 to 2,833,095. town property from 511,551 to 401,749. This marks the board’s largest increase.
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Bath County
State Board of Equalization
Bath
President Stands Firm on Antitrust Legislation
President Wilson resists calls to delay final action on antitrust measures, insisting on enactment this session despite opposition from many congressmen.
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Wilson
Boarders Wanted Ad in Main Street Notice
Several table boarders sought by Mrs. E. R. Harper at Main St. 44. Apply in person to arrange lodging and meals.
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E. R. Harper
Main St
County High School Notes and Commencement Highlights
A county high school picnic on Friday at Pilot Knob was chaperoned by Miss Nell Whaley and Prof. M J Goodwin with numerous students and guests listed. Commencement exercises followed on Wednesday at the school auditorium with a sizable crowd, a well rendered program, and a green and white eighth grade color theme. A lunch was served at noon in the third story.
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Nell Whaley
M. J. Goodwin
Pilot Knob
Mary Barnes
Gertrude Guilfoile
Nellie Guilfoile
Mary Lee Hoskins
Mary Lockridge
Nettye Richardson
Mary Coons
Ila Lee
Mary D. Mason
Mary Elizabeth Taul
Julia Wyatt
Elizabeth Holbarn
Mary Williams
Lonnie Barnard
Henry Barnes
Charlie Mason
W. C. McGuire
L. D. Lockridge
Leonard Payne
Robert Payne
Breck Horton
Kirk Wyatt
Mason Kash
Accidental shooting injures boy in scuffle over pistol
Albert Shields age 16, son of Mr Frank Shields of this city, accidentally shot Roger Whaley, a colored boy about the same age, last Saturday. The ball pierced his right side breaking a rib and doctors have not located it. Officials say the shooting was accidental and the boy remains seriously ill.
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Albert Shields
Frank Shields
Roger Whaley
Huylers' Chocolate Fountain At Geiger's Pharmacy
Local ad notes Huylers chocolate served at Geiger's Pharmacy fountain and fresh pineapples at Vanarsdell's.
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Vanarsdell’s
Tr. Geiger’s Pharmacy
Finger Saves Amid Amputation Rumors From Andes Medicines
Montgomery Alabama July 4 1913 readers praise Andes Medicines claiming cures for stiff fingers rheumatism and other ailments. Mrs M G Harris reports Andes Oil restored use to a finger after a year of stiffness and sewed despite pain. Promotions tout liver bilious fever stomach disorders and deafness cures with prices per bottle and local Mt Sterling sales presence by W S Lloyd and The Mt Sterling Drug Co.
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Montgomery
Ala
M. G. Harris
E. Jeff Davis Street
Mt. Sterling
W. S. Lloyd
Mt. Sterling Drug Co
Mayo Fortune Left to Widow in Paintsville Probate
The will of John C. Mayo will be probated in Paintsville on June 1 with the entire fortune left to his widow. John E. Buckingham of Paintsville National Bank is named as advisor to assist Mrs. Mayo in managing the estate. The value of the fortune remains undisclosed, though reports mention a sum of 275000 dollars.
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John Cc. C. Mayo
Paintsville
Mayo
Kentucky
John E. Buckingham
Paintsville National Bank
Insurance at death shows $125,000 dropped prior to maturity
In the report the deceased had paid in a total of $125,000 into a life policy before it matured years earlier, with details outlining how the funds were handled after the death.
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Surance
Teachers Re-Elected At County High School
Prof. M. J. Goodwin Mrs. Mary Schlegel and Miss Lutie Quisenberry were re elected to their former positions for the ensuing year at County High School.
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M. J. Goodwin
Mary Schlegel
Lutie Quisenberry
Overland Car Sales Break Day Record in Local Sales
Local agent Mr. Henry Judy sold and delivered three touring Overland cars Tuesday to R. R. Crouch James B. Clark and Clarence Ralls all from Bunker Hill. It marks the first time three cars were sold in one day by a single agency.
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Henry Judy
Overland
R. R. Crouch
James B. Clark
Clarence Ralls
Bunker Hill
Judy
Kodak Finishing Service Ad in Mt Sterling Ky
Mail Kodak film for developing at 10 cents per roll and prints at 3 cents each. Card postcard size and smaller. Contact Sherman Hamilton Route 2 Mt Sterling Ky. 46-3. Do you go to church?
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Kodak
Sherman Hamilton
Mt. Sterling
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