Kentucky City Declares Influenza Lockdown In 1918
Acting on guidance from the State Board of Health and the Surgeon General, Bowling Green authorities order closures of schools moving picture houses churches and other assemblies. Violation will be prosecuted as influenza cases spread. residents urged to seek medical care quickly and adopt preventive measures.
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State Board of Health
W. R.mckee
J. A. Shirley
Surgeon General
United States Public Health Service
Army
National Council of Defense
State Board of Health of
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Mr. Bert C. Wren Dies After Long Illness
Bert C. Wren a longtime Judy area farmer died at his home Wednesday after a protracted illness. Age 75 he was born in the county and spent most of his life here. Survived by two sons J D Wren and T S Wren two daughters Ida Mae Wren and Mrs D W Gordon. Funeral at 2 30 Friday at home with burial in Machpelah Cemetery.
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Bert C. Wren
Judy
Mr. Wren
Rural district woman bets on noon naval concert chow
A woman from the rural district asked a naval band member in the city if they would play that afternoon. He replied they were going to chow at 12 o'clock, and she said she would stay to be sure she heard that joke.
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Naval Band
Liberty Loan Talk At Middletown Church
By appointment Mrs. R. G. Stoner and Mrs. Price Calk spoke on Liberty Loan Bonds and war subjects to a large gathering of colored people in a Middletown Bourbon county church. Brother Tinder of the white Christian Church assisted.
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R. G. Stoner
Price Calk
Middletown
Bourbon County
Tinder
White Christian Church
Soldiers protest Rassenfoss meal refusal in Mt Sterling
Five Menifee county soldiers allege government meal orders were ignored at Rassenfoss's restaurant on September 19. They claim Mrs Miller refused to honor the tickets though past practice allowed it, and report being fed at Mt Sterling Restaurant by Telman Salinas. Signed by Capt. Ingram and four soldiers.
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J. C. McNeal
Menifee County
Rassenfoss
Mt. Sterling
Mr. McNeal
Co. C. Ingram
Capt
Noah L. Powers
Corbett Ratliff
Brock D. Spencer
William H. Donohew
Insurance Ad for Barn Tobacco Fire Prevention
An advertisement from B. Frank Perry & Co at Exchange Bank Building urges farmers to insure tobacco in barns to prevent fire losses, highlighting the risk of high tobacco prices and fire danger.
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B. Frank Perry & Co
Exchange Bank
Miss Edith Reis Weds Lieutenant Floyd Potts in Columbia
Miss Edith Reis of this city and Lieutenant Floyd Potts of Owensboro were married in Columbia, after a university courtship. Potts plans to sail for France soon, then return to reside here. Also notices for rooms for rent on West High street.
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Edith Reis
Charles Reis
Columbia
U S. C
Floyd Potts
Owensboro
University of Kentucky
Miss Reis
Lieutenant Potts
France
West High Street
Red Cross Tea Room Funds Acknowledged by Montgomery Club
The Montgomery County Chapter of the American Red Cross acknowledges receipt of 1009.53 dollars from the Junior Members of the History Club of Montgomery County. The funds reflect the success of their labors running the Red Cross Tea Room and gratitude is extended to them and their contributors. R G Kern, Treasurer.
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Montgomery County
American Red Cross
History Club
Red Cross Tea Room
R. G. Kern
Treas
Montgomery Co
Miss Clara Stamper Leaves Exchange for Bank Post
Miss Clara Stamper resigns as chief operator at the local telephone exchange to join Mt. Sterling National Bank. She is praised as an efficient operator and will be a strong addition to her new employers.
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Clara Stamper
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Stamper
Glasses Found On C. and O. Train
Pair of gold rimmed glasses found on a C. and O. train. Finder believes the owner disembarked in Mt. Sterling. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying for insertion of this advertisement. Also ad: pure cider vinegar for sale at 50 cents per gallon by W. TYLER.
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Mt. Sterling
Tyler
Soldier Boy Dies in Influenza at Camp Sevier
Telegram confirms Private James Gibson of Camp Sevier South Carolina has died of Spanish influenza. He was the son of Campbell Gibson of this county and the first from the area to die of the illness. Funeral in Lexington Wednesday. survived by his father and two sisters.
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Camp Sevier
S. Carolina
James Gibson
Campbell Gibson
Europe
America
Lexington
J. Robb
Fayette County
S. Ellis Spratt
Tobacco trade market climbs amid exchange district concerns
Insure Tobacco Tobaccco faces rising prices as uncertainty hits the office at the Exchange Bank Building in the district. Officials warn of market shifts and potential impact on local merchants and suppliers.
Pneumonia Fatal for Mr P M Goodwin in City
Mr P M Goodwin aged 76 died after a short pneumonia illness at his daughter Mrs L M Redmond’s apartment in this city. He formerly lived in Owingsville and was brought here for care. Funeral held Friday in Paris with Rev Father De Bruen officiating and burial in Paris Catholic Cemetery. surviving only by one daughter.
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P. M. Goodwin
L. M. Redmond
Father de Bruen
John Salmons
Donald Martin
Jas. McDonald
Dan
B. J. McDonald
M. Rooney
Welsch
FE. Daley
C. B. George
W. P. Hackett
W. B. George
Winchester
Victor Martin
Robt. George
Kate Healy
Carlisle
Stove Wanted Second-Hand Gas Cooking Stove
Wanted stove. A second-hand gas cooking stove is needed. Call phone number 74.
Vessel Arrives Safely Honors Ship Son Frank Stephenson
Captain and Mrs. J. H. Stephenson announce their son Frank Stephenson, long in the navy, has served as armed guard commander aboard a merchant vessel and the ship has arrived safely overseas. Local friends celebrate his advancement and await his safe return home.
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J. H. Stephenson
Frank
Frank Stephenson
Navy
United States
Cafe Closed Due to Supply Shortages
Delicious Cafe shuts its doors as owner cannot secure supplies. It is the second business in the city to fail in the past month, signaling tough conditions for local merchants.
Germans Propose Peace Move Through Swiss Mediation
The German government via Prince Maximilian of Baden asks President Wilson to pursue peace talks, accepts Wilson's fourteen points, and seeks an immediate armistice. Uproar follows in the United States with calls for unconditional surrender and Allied victory, while crowds celebrate in the streets after reports of German surrender. President Wilson had not yet issued a statement by press time.
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Maximillian
Baden
Wilson
United States
Congress
Belgium
Flanders
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Call for Questionnaire in Draft Appeals
Those who did not receive their draft questionnaire must visit the local board office in the Court House to obtain it. Immediate attention is urged for all eligible individuals who failed to receive the questionnaire.
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Court House
Appointment Confirmed for City Postmaster Squire Turner
The Senate confirmed the reappointment of Squire Turner as Postmaster of this city. News of his confirmation was welcomed by his friends and associates who praise his affable demeanor.
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Squire Turner
Senate
Suburban Home Sale On Winchester Pike To Mr James Hoskins
Mr James Hoskins has purchased the suburban home of Mr Tom Greene on Winchester Pike and will take possession within weeks. Price is private but said to be favorable. The property is described as one of the county’s most desirable suburban homes.
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James Hoskins
Tom Greene
Winchester Pike
Price
The Fair Ad Special Saturday Deals
Saturday shoppers see prices for ink tablets at 3 for a dime and brass pins at 10 cents, papers at 3 for a dime, lead pencils five for a cent, ladies knit underskirts 48 cents, and brooms of good weight 65 cents.
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the Fair
Eubank Farm Sale At Kiddville Fetches High Prices
Public auction of the late A C Eubank farm near Kiddville drew bids for about 70 acres with improvements. Newt Hoskins purchased the property at 152 dollars and 50 cents per acre as livestock and other items also sold well.
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A. C. Eubank
Kiddville
Newt. Hoskins
Local Boy Missing Preston Karrick Reported Missing In Action
Mr. Ben Karrick of EB Andersons farm was notified by wire that his son Preston Karrick is officially missing in action since September 2.
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Ben Karrick
EB. Anderson
Preston Karrick
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Raise Local Bank Responsibility
Officials remind residents to subscribe through their own bank, even if owning property in other counties. The 1918 directive says banks receive subscriptions for their own customers and counties gain credit based on total local deposits. Citizens should handle all Liberty Loan payments via their county banks where they maintain accounts.
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D. C. Wills
Central Liberty Loan Committee
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Notice to creditors in W. N. Anderson estate
All persons having claims against W. N. Anderson deceased must present them properly proven for payment and all persons indebted to the decedent should settle with C. W. and I. Anderson, Administrators.
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W. N. Anderson
C. W. and I
Pie Supper At Kiddville School House Saturday Night
PIE SUPPER AT THE KIDDVILLE SCHOOL HOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 12 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL AND THE RED CROSS. Tickets and refreshments will be available for attendees. Proceeds support educational programs and disaster relief efforts.
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Kiddville
Red Cross
Apron and Towel Sale by Baptist Auxiliary
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist church announces a sale of aprons and towels on Saturday December 7. The exact location will be announced later.
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the Baptist Church
Four Fords For Sale At Strother Motors
Strother Motors Co lists four Ford vehicles for sale with two sedans and two roadsters on the showroom floor. The notice emphasizes available models and inventory variety.
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Strother Motors Co
Stray steer advertised in Bath County
Stray steer found at a Bath County location is available to the rightful owner who can prove ownership and cover the costs of keeping the animal. White Bros. of Mt. Sterling Kentucky lists two phone numbers 610-12 and 610-3113-31 for claims and arrangements.
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Mt. Sterling
Tinfoil salvagers urged to avoid rolling into rolls
Those saving tinfoil and lead foil are asked not to roll it into rolls as a larger sum can be realized. Boxes will be at Duer's Son Drug Store and Oldham's Store for drop-off.
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Duerson
Oldham
Try Your Luck on Fire Insurance with Perry Company
A brief vendor note invites readers to insure their barns with B. Frank Perry & Co. The ad highlights barn coverage and urges quick action for risk protection.
Citizens Do Your Full Duty Liberty Bond Appeal
Mr. John G. Winn reports only 185 200 worth of bonds subscribed, about half the county quota. A list shows 120 000 from ten to fifteen subscribers, urging more large and small subscriptions to meet the total and back the nation as soldiers return home.
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John G. Winn
Liberty Loan
Co. C. Chenault
Ed. R. Prewitt
Harvey M. Prewitt
Howard C. Howell
Marcus A. Prewitt
Robert FH. Winn
Reuben Barnes
Campbell Gibson
Robert C. Catewood
A. R. Robertson
Hart
J. B. Spratt
M. C. Clay
J Will Clay
John Stofer
John T. Woodford
Fannie Goodpaster
Rezin G. Trowell
Lula M. Barnes
Ruth Barnes
John FI. Richardson
Hanly C. Ragan
Elf
Parade Huge Success In Liberty Loan Demonstration
The Liberty Loan parade drew thousands in a mile long procession led by Master Earl King Senff on Governor Gray. A sixty piece band from the Great Lakes training school, Red Cross floats, wounded soldiers cared for by nurses, Uncle Sam feeding Belgian children, and many decorated autos showcased patriotism along with speeches by Ton J G Denny and others.
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Liberty Loan
Earl King Senff
Governor Gray
United States
Great Lakes Training School
Red Cross
Uncle Sam
Council of National Defense
Colored Chapter
the Red Cross
Colored School
Colored City School
G. W. Adams
Ton. J. G. Denny
Lexington
Wm. A. Young
Morehead
W. A. Ganfield
Danville
Roosters For Sale in Marion County
Thoroughbred single comb black Minorca roosters weigh about 5 pounds. Sold by Mrs. Marion Hadden, rural route 5. Sale notes indicate available for purchase with contact details provided.
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Marion Hadden
R. R
Flower Bulbs For Sale At Community Fair
Narcissus and Jonquil bulbs offered at the Community Fair with a brisk sale. Vendors urge fairgoers to buy early to avoid missing out.
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State Board of Health Issues
John G. South
J. N. McCormick
Bowling Green, Ky
W. R. McKee
MR. B. C. Wren
Liberty Loan Talk
the Advocate For Printing
Soldier Boy
Georgia
Hurs Beater
Eubank
Anderson
Bath County
White Bros
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