Local News Bits and Weather Headlines
A scattered column reports sickness among residents Mrs Hack Caywood and Mrs Alice Duke with typhoid. Creeks overflowed near J E Henry and family. Local farming notes peg hog prices at 1.7 per head and corn cutting under way. Barn meetings and prayer services continue at High Top. Smiths Toms McQuithy and Lawson prepare shifts in Sharpeburg. Market pressures rise as delivery and credit strain retailers. Prices climb amid farm-to-table losses. packing and supply issues blamed. Apples rot in cornbelt orchards while shippers bemoan barrels and freight costs. New groceries arrive from S E Kelly and Co with Vansdell ham specials.
Visit and family travel notes from Middletown area
Homer Turley lies ill with typhoid fever while Caywood and Maud Donn visited relatives in Middletown. Fred Rushford saw his daughter in Winchester. Doan family to move to Thompson Station farm. Lida Hall of Sharpsbury and Gertrude and Anna Mary Peen of Flemingsbury visited relatives. Carr families attended the Home Coming at Owingsville.
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Doan
Will Harve Nelson
Thompson Station
Lida Hall
Sharpsbury
Mises Gertrude and
Anna Mary Peen
Flemingsbury
Italy and Turkey threaten war over Tripoli claims
Italy declares war readiness with 2:30 pm Friday announcement. Italy demands exclusive rights to Tripoli and aims to develop the colony. Armies and navies are contrasted, Turkey’s aging fleet and Italy’s modern force highlighted amid looming conflict.
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Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Mecdijidieb
Lloyds
Pronion
New Stationery Styles Debut At Guthrie’s Store
Monogram Stationery unveiled with latest society patterns at Guthrie's store opposite The Pair, as Vanarschell’s offers new sweet potatoes and carbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie's Store
Vanarschell’s
Guthrie
Shelbyville to Welcome Loose Tobacco Market This Winter
A new loose-leaf tobacco market will open in Shelbyville this winter with an 11 by 150 foot steel building costing 10000 dollars. J R Manley of Lexington won the contract, to be completed by December 1 on a two acre plot beside the Burley Society plant near the Bloomfield branch of the Louisville and Nashville. Promoters expect strong regional tobacco flow and buyers from American Tobacco Company and others. Capt John H Hutchins of Winston NC leads the venture. Frances Beauchamp, president of the Kentucky W C T U, says national hope hinges on independent rural votes, not urban ballots.
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Shelbyville
J. R. Manley
Lexington
Burley Society
Redinirg
Bloomfield
Louisville & Nashville
John H. Hutchins
Winston, N. C
Shelby
Anderson
Spencer
Nelson Counties
American Tobacco Company
Great Bayless Dam Disaster at Austin Pa
The Bayless Pulp and Paper Company dam at Austin Pennsylvania failed at 2 30 Saturday. Forty bodies were recovered and about three hundred more were missing and presumed dead. The 530 foot long dam held 500 million gallons of water and long lines of spectators fled as breaks opened on both sides. Debris and fires swept the lowlands and an appeal for aid went to Governor Tener.
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Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Austin
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Tener
Pickle Ingredients Sought From S P Greenwade
Advertisement lists various pickle ingredients available from S P Greenwade with a reference that reads 13-21, indicating a catalog or price range. The item highlights include cucumbers, vinegar, spices, and preserving supplies for home canning. Additional notes urge readers to inquire in store for specific quantities and prices.
The Creative Self as Fountain of Art
The text describes a region inside each person where peace feeds all great work. It explains how creativity cannot be forced and emerges after struggle, releasing beauty and sound when light and desire align. Then inspiration fades and days return to dullness, awaiting the next surge.
New Business Stationery Samples Displayed
A notice promotes new business stationery samples with prices equal to regular printed goods. It urges readers to compare and notes that a business house is judged by its stationery, citing Advocate Pub. Co. Inc.
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Advocate Pub. Co., Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hack Caywood
Alice Duke
J. E. Henry
Salt Lick
Fenton
John D. Henry
Springfield
Stanley Henry
High Top
France
S. E. Kelly & OD
Chrasgby
Homer Turley
Caywood
Middletown
Les Maud Donn
Relas, & Tives
Fred Rushford
Henry Fielder
Winchester
Tom. Carr
Walter Carr
Little Fenton
Win. Cravens
Owingsville
Bere
Monogram Stationery
Bius Advocate Pub. Oo., Inc
Greenwade
Michaels- Stern Fine Clothing
Frances Beauchamp
Kentucky
Pyright
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Ualls
Stacy-Adamse Co
Laird, Schober and Selby
Punch & Graves
Mount Sterling
BIG Stores
Ederheimer-Stein Company
Fittorm
London
Acad
Pennysylvania
S. P. Greenwade
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