Stoops Notes and Local Deaths in October
Correspondence from Stoops reports slow fall plowing, tobacco work, and illness in the community. James Wells dies after a long illness, baptized shortly before death, with funeral led by Rev. W. A. Hopkins. Other items mention visiting relatives, church gains at Springfield, illness of Louise Reid, and an accident where a finger was bitten off by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wells
White Sulphur
Bath County
Richard Wells
Jim
W. A. Hopkins
Presbyterian Church
Springfield
A. H. Hirshman
Christ
Wickliffe
Ford Profits Reach 7 Million From 1912 Output
Ford Motor Company of Detroit leads U S automakers with the largest 1912 net profits. By June 30 production ran about 70 000 to 75 000 cars, sold at roughly 100 dollars net profit each, totaling about 7 million. Automobile agents Strother & Frazer report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Automobile
Strother & Frazer
Lost Gold Watch Reward Notice
Lost 17-4 open face gold watch with monogram outside case and inscription inside. Liberal reward for its return to L. T. Chiles. Harvard defeated Princeton 16 to 6 in football. Tennessee beat Central University of Kentucky 67 to 0. V. M. I. beat State University at Lexington 8 to 2 with last minute field goal. Florsheim shoe ad for the man who cares. 1811 W. H. Berry & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
University of Tennessee
Central University of Kentucky
State University At
Lexington
Florsheim
W. H. Berry & Co
Timber land sale to Lexington firm for mill operations
KE Herbert Moss sold about 500 acres of timber land near the Levee to the 8 F McCormick Lam Co of Lexington. The buyers plan immediate saw mills and timber shipments to Lexington for use in their mills and planing business. Up to date furnishings at United Clothing Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Herbert Moss
8. F. McCormick Lam Co
Lexington
Boundry
United Clothing Stores
Young Lady Shot on Farm Near Murphysville
Miss Mabel Dunn twenty of Noblesville Indiana was shot in the breast with a 38 caliber revolver on the farm of Mr Best Gault near Murphysville during a coon hunting party. Gault, 41, claims he fired by mistake thinking raiders were after wagons. he is jailed pending Miss Dunns fate. Mrs Owen host of Miss Dunn was formerly Gladys Wilson of this city. Our $13.50 silk lined suits will please you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dunn
Noblesville
Ind
Best Gault
Murphysville
Dunn
George Wood Owens
Miss Dunn
Gault
Mike Brown
Mason County
Hallowe’en
Owen
Gladys Wilson
New Goods at The Spot Cash Grocery Spotlight
New Sauer Kraut and Pickles join shelves alongside raisins figs and dates. Shelled nuts oats and hominy newly stocked plus prunes and peaches. Try Post Tavern Special for breakfast and grab the cut rate price list to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Tavern
Bascom Shorthorn Sale Ends Slate Valley Herd Auction
Auctioneer Boyd reports Bascoms slate valley herd sale with five bulls selling from 31 to 55 dollars each, 19 cows at 30 to 122.50 per head, 17 calves from 26 to 95 per head, two cows and calf at side 30 and 70. Large crowd. shorthorn interest scarce signaling decline of the business in the region. The best selling musical compositions of the day at The Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Slate Valley
A. W. Bascom
Shorthorn
Establishment on November 24th Details
The notice outlines that an establishment will be set up on November 24 with a specified structure and procedures to follow. It mentions the date clearly and provides the basic framework for the new operation.
Result by States Alabama Connecticut and more list data
The document shows a scattered tally of states Alabama Connecticut Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Nebraska New York New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and others with numbers and broken text. The legible parts resemble a compiled state result list or electoral or results chart with miscellaneous figures and marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Psec
Cobain
Connecticut
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Rottshes
Minnesota
Mississippi
al Nebraska
Mexico
New York
New Hampshir
North Carolina
North Dakota
Orr
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Terdings
West
Taft
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
California
Pdedeventbessns
Lowa
Hearing in local option contest continued to Thursday
The Contest Board extended the hearing on the recent local option election. Members County Judge McCormick C. G. Thompson and Jno C. Trimble will reconvene Thursday at 10 o clock per agreement of counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
C. G. Thompson
Jno
For Rent Three Rooms on First Floor Residence
For Rent. Three rooms on first floor of residence and one front office above J. Clay Cooper's pool room. Occupant Mrs. Eliza M. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clay Cooper
Eliza M. Jordan
Shotgun for Sale in Fine Condition
Advertisement notes a double barrel breech loader for sale used very little in fine shape. Apply at this office. The item is part of a printing company's classifieds highlighting improved equipment and cheaper printing services offered by Pe Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fel Pe Publishing Co
Henry Watson Indicted on Larceny and Embezzlement
Louisville report states attorney Henry Watson faced grand jury charges for larceny and embezzlement totaling 2695.36 tied to a Jefferson county farm deal for Mrs. Bettie Knox. Watson waived arraignment, pleaded not guilty, and posted 300 bail. he claims to have settled all sums with Mrs. Knox and disputes published charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Sterling
Watson
James P. Gregory
James P. Wards
Louisville
Jefferson County
Bettie Knox
Mt. Sterling
George Schuster
Knox
Edwards
Kentucky
Louisville Times
Sentinel-Democrat
Louisville Post
Schuster
Sale of the late J. M. Bigstaff personal property
Auctioneer Wm Cravens reports a large crowd and strong bidding at the Bigstaff sale. Horse prices ranged from 39 to 150 dollars with several high spots. mares mules and horses drew 85 to 360 dollars per lot. sheep and cattle sold between 2 to 41 dollars per head. farm implements sold well. Walsh Co shows latest men’s suits and overcoats at United Clothing Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bigstaff
Wm. Cravens
Fred Dietz Returns to Good Health After Fall
Fred Dietz, who fell from the new tobacco warehouse building last week and was badly hurt, has recovered enough to be out again, much to his friends' gratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Gillaspie
Fred Dietz
For Sale Seven Hogs November Delivery
Seven meat hogs offered for November delivery by B. F. Marx at 11 t.f. place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Marx
T.f
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Henson
Mt. Olivet
Robertson County
Stoops
Louise
Earl Reid
Joe Coons
Albert Hudson
Mesdames
J. H. Alexander and
J. T. Roberson
Yale
Will Satterwhite
Preston
Ellen
David Moore
Ford
L. T. Chiles
W. Hoffman Wood
Clinton N. Howard
Herbert Moss
Spot Cash Grocery
Bascom
Inter Tourist
ARES
Southern Railway
Pullman
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
J. C, Beam, A, G
St. Louis, Mo
Wilson
Michigan
Washington
W. B. White
Vanarsdell’s
Henry ‘ Watson
Sloan
Lbert Kan
L. Brewer
Modello
Fla
W. HF
Muweee Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Sloan’s
Earl S. Sloan
Walsh Co
J. B
Wefalsos
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
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