Children urged to aid Montgomery county drive for home
District Superintendent Harris visits Ken tucky school children to raise funds for a Louisville orphanage project. The appeal calls on teachers ministers and all residents to gather pennies to dollars to build homes provide bedding and care for homeless children.
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Harris
Louisville
Kentucky
Montgomery County
Banner
James D. Black
W. O. Gilbert
Georgia Sledd
Rain Coats for Men and Boys at Reasonable Prices
R E Punch and Company advertises rain coats for men and boys at affordable prices, highlighting durable fabrics and value offers for family needs in local retailer listings.
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R. E. Punch & Co
Fire and Accident Prevention Day Proclaimed in Kentucky
The Governor designates October 9 1919 as fire and accident prevention day across Kentucky. Cities towns and villages urged to proclaim a general clean up and fire prevention day. Civic bodies schools churches and fire departments urged to coordinate for disease and fire prevention statewide.
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James PD. Black
Kentucky
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Farm meetings closed at Louisa on the Big Sandy
The final Farmers' Community Meeting of the season closed at Louisa Kentucky on September 20. It was the 42nd gathering extending from the Tennessee line to the Ohio River and near the Mississippi. Audience total exceeded 86 000 with large regional turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
Kentucky
Louisa
Big Sandy
Tennessee Line
Ohio River
Mississippi
Positive Proof From Mt Sterling Resident Endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills
W Scott Jones of 62 Queen Street Mt Sterling testifies that years ago his kidneys failed he suffered back pain and irregular function after using Dean’s Kidney Pills from Land & Priest’s Drug Store he recovered and has not had kidney trouble since. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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W. Scott Jones
Queen Street
Mt. Sterling
Dean
Land & Priest’s
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A. B. Hampton
Clark and
Montgomery Counties
Clark
W.P. Hampton
Lamar Congleton
Eva Clay Prewitt
Thompson Station
Bright Heirs
R. T. Knox
Spencer
Clark and Montgomery Line
Winchester
Spencer Farm
Allan Prewitt
Caswell Prewitt
A. T. Knox
Lewis
Kiddville and
Newton Hoskins
Hoskins
Henry Williams
LOWRY
Mt. Sterling Turnpike Road
Hall Farm
Tom Fox
Fox
T. Chenault
Chenault
Turley
John E. Cooper
H. P Thomson
Clark County
Thomson’s Station
H. P. Thomson
C. & O. Railroad
Thomson Station
Mrs. Baird
J. B. Pharris
J. W. Tuttle
Howard’s Upper Creek
Cotton Branch Road
J. T. Goorman
Thomas Tuttle
John Todd
Hignite
John Booth
Howard
Strong
Rabbit Town
Lydia Hampton
Clark Circuit Court
A. Boone
Commonwealth
Gi. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt, Sterling, Ky
Vanarsdell’s
J. J. Fitzgerald Co
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