Chamber of Commerce Program Sets Yearly Committee Roles
The Chamber outlines a six cylinder program with each meeting assigned to a committee. Dec 2 Bankers Day includes J Greene W L Kilpatrick B Frank Perry and Joe Conner. Dec 16 Merchant’s Day lists J Y Rogers F C Duerson and T J Wilson. The lineup continues through March and June with various days and duties including publicity, decorations, speeches, and events.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pensation
J.greene
W. L. Kilpatrick
B. Frank Perry
Joe Conner
J. Y. Rogers
F. C. Duerson
T. J. Wilson
S. B. Pinney
J. M. Venable
Harley Lockridge
G. B. Senff
J. W. Hedden, Jr
W. Hoffman Wood
R. L. Coleman
Robert M. Trimble
John Storer
W. McCormick
R. G.kern
John J. Walsh
Searacas
W. ©. Clay
T. B. Jones
L. M. Redmond
P. D. Bryan
L. H. Hombs
W. B. Small
C. T. Hazelbyag
Joe Keller
C. E. Duff
Rex Hall
Hughes
E. W. Senff
L. R. Douglas
John G. Roberts
W. R. McKee
J. C. Tipton
C. H.petry
Luther Redmond
W. §. Smathers
C. D. Grubbs
W. T. Tyler
G. H. Strother
W. O. Hamilton
W. A. Samuels
J. A. Judy
R. H. Winn
W. B. White
B. ‘Senff
Henry Watson
G. C. Eastin
M. N. Gay
W. C. Clay
W. H. Wood
C. B. Patterson
Jere-Coleman
Bob Coleman
Claude Kilpatrick
Jesse Hainline
Fr. Wood
C. G. Thompson
R. T. Judy
Popular Young Couple Marry in Mt. Sterling Kentucky
Mr Meredith J Cox and Miss Martha Mae Robinson wed at 4 PM Wednesday in Mt Sterling Kentucky. The ceremony at the bride’s home was attended by immediate family with Rev Clyde Darsie officiating and musical interludes by Mary Van Sant Robertson. The couple, both from prominent local families, will reside in Mt Sterling after a brief trip to Winchester Cincinnati and Louisville.
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Meredith J. Cox
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Clyde Darsie
Martha Mae Robinson
Mary Vansant Robertson
W. P. Highland
City
Kentucky College For Women
Danville
Cox
Warren County
Georgetown College
France
Winchester
Cincinnati
Louisville
Thanksgiving Day Quietly Observed
Thanksgiving Day was quietly observed by citizens of the city with schools banks and public buildings closed for the day. A cold drizzling rain fell most of the time and streets were deserted as many people hunted or stayed home.
HOGS FOR SALE AND SALE CONTACT INFORMATION
HOGS FOR SALE Call James R. Hamilton telephone 646-W-1 for meat hogs. Includes names and roles: C Eastin W C Clay L M Red mond W B Small Finances R G Kern C H Petry and C W Kirkpatrick Publicity J W Hedden Jr W H Wood J Y Rogers and L H Hombs Director of Business Affairs G B Senff Industries G W Ogden H McKee Transportation E W Senff C H Petry and Pierce Winn Detail Lee Crear and Joe Keller Abuses W A Samuels and Hunt Priest Directors at Large O W Me
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C. Eastin
W. C. Clay
L. M. Redmond
W. B. Small
R. G. Kern
C. H. Petry
C. W. Kirkpatrick
J. W. Hedden, JR
W. H. Wood
J. Y. Rogers
L. H. Hombs
G. B. Senff
G. W. Ogden
H. McKee
E. W. Senff
H., Petry
Pierce Winn
Lee Crear
Joe Keller
W. A. Samuels
Hunt
O. W. Me
Kentucky tobacco growers urged to form unions to withhold low grade leaf
Congressman J Campbell Cantrill urged Kentucky tobacco growers to organize across Burley Tobacco Growers Association and Farmers’ Union to keep low grade tobacco off the market. He warned that flooding with poor leaf could collapse prices and hurt many farms, urging unity and selective marketing to secure good prices for the 1920 crop.
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Kentucky
J. Campbell. Cantrill
Washington
Congress
Cantrill
Farmers’ Union
Scott County
Hurley Belt
The Fair Offers Affordable Men and Ladies Underwear
Men s and Ladies Underwear at reduced prices. Men s Heavy Under wear 98¢ each. All dress ginghams yard 25¢. The Fair carries a full line of mixed feeds for horse mule dairy hog and chicken. Mt Sterling Commission Storage Co phone 2.
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the Fair
Mt. Sterjling Commission & Storage Co
Tobacco Market Report Shows Mixed Virginia Carolina Trading
Virginia Carolina Market report from Lynchburg Danville Richmond and Wilson notes light sales due to rain yet stronger demand for good grades with some lots reaching 25 dollars. Totals include 46,400 pounds weekly in Lynchburg and 3,833,500 pounds year to Nov 1 1920. Richmond sees heavier sun cured sales at 215,140 pounds. Danville reports upward moves for wrappers and leaf. Wilson records weekly average about 50 cents higher, with overall market outlook cautious and prices easing later in the week.
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Richmond
Danville
Wilson
N. C
Wildcats Fall to Volunteers 14 7 in Thanksgiving Clash
Kentucky loses at Knoxville as the Wildcats are edged by Tennessee 14 to 7 in the annual Thanksgiving game. Tennessee seals the win in front of a home crowd with a late score and stifling defense.
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Knoxville
University of Kentucky
University of Tennessee
Infant dies in Ewington area burial in Bath County
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Bert Spence of the Ewington section died Sunday night. The remains were interred at the family graveyard in Bath County on Monday.
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Bert Spence
Ewington
Bath County
Cooper Sells Pool and Billiard Hall
J. Clay Cooper has sold his pool and billiard hall in the Jordan building to Stanley Thomas and Ernest Crouch. They will take possession January 7 and continue the business at the same stand. Cooper may engage in a new local enterprise in the near future.
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J. Clay Cooper
Jordan Building
Stanley Thomas
Ernest Crouch
Messrs Thomas
Crouch
Cooper
John R. Thomas Weds Shelby County Bride Mil dred Woods
John R. Thomas formerly of this city married Mil dred Woods at the bride’s Shelbyville home last Saturday at 4 pm in a quiet ceremony. Homer French served as best man and the bride’s niece Virginia Ellis attended. They plan a bridal trip to Washington and then residence in Louisville.
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John R. Thomas
Shelbyville
Mildred Woods
Homer French
Hur
Virginia Ellis
Shelby County
Mattie Coleman
Thomas
Louisville
Stanley Thomas
Monarch Milling Company Moves to New Quarters
The Monarch Milling Company opens in new 27,000 square foot quarters at the corner of Maysville and Locust streets. The firm supports local farmers by buying at market price and circulating money through city trade, with its Capital product enhancing home bread and cake making.
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Monarch Milling Company
Maysville
Locust Streets
Meat hogs for sale by W H Bridges
For sale a few niece stock meat hogs fat and ely ready for slaughter. Contact W H Bridges at phone 750, or via (13 21).
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Ely
W. H. Bridges
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