Exit Mr Logan and the sooner the better
A Lexington Herald staff correspondent published Mr M M Logan’s letter about the Jesse James Tax Law, but the paper did not print the reply. The writer accuses Logan of camouflage and asserts the law shifts taxes from personal property to realty, standing by previous criticisms and demanding Logan exit.
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Lexington Herald
Frankfort
M. M. Logan
Logan
Montgomery County
Mr. Logan
War era health order closes all public gathering places
The State Board of Health orders closure of schools churches moving picture houses and other assembly venues to curb influenza spread. Dr J B Norment offers rules on masking ventilation and behavior to prevent illness amid wartime anxiety and calls for citizens to buy war bonds and stamps.
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State Board of Health
Pery
J. B. Norment
U. S
U. S. Public Health Service
Relieving Constipation and Health Claims From Vin Hepatica
An old promotional piece touts Vin Hepatica as a cure for constipation and systemic ailments. It cites testimonials from travelers and notes a Mt. Sterling Kentucky store, with offers seeking earners and a pony harness for sale.
War news sparks late Saturday town outing
Excitement spread as residents went to town at midnight and many started weekend visits. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Faulkner and child plus Mrs. J. L. Faulkner traveled to Bowen Kentucky for a week. Several locals listed visits and weekend gatherings with relatives in Rosslyn Sewell Shop and Mt. Sterling while construction and carpentry work continued at home.
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V. R. Faulkner
J. L. Faulkner
Bowen
Knob
Ila Lee
Lexington
G. W. Hainline
Rosslyn
Royden Faulkner
Garland Monroe
Mary Bell
Sewell
T. J. Douglas
L. R. Douglas
Mt. Sterling
C. C. Douglas
A. B. Leach
Mary Bell Monroe
Carrie Gauelt
Local notes mention births travels and a death
Tobacco workers prepare to strip. Mrs. Thomas Satterfield has been ill. Lexington Trots visible in region. Many rentals and trades hint at year end changes. Residents attend relatives in Owingsville Georgetown Winchester. Nettie Thomas begins teaching here. Miss Stella Copher teaches Montgomery County High School. Bert Sanders and wife visit Lexington and Little Rock. L W Mallory and wife visit from Howards Mill. James Spratt and wife visit Robert L Stone's family. Death of Bert C. Wren on October 2 ends long time local presence.
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Thomas Satterfield
Lexington
Thomas B. Hamilton
Owingsville
Thomas J. Carr
Georgetown
Winchester
Nettie Thomas
Stella Copher
Montgomery County
Bert Sanders
Little Rock
L. W. Mallory
Howard’s Mill
James O. Spratt
Colored notes from Montgomery County gatherings and travels
Miss Sophia Mae Tipton and Elizabeth Green left for Lincoln Institute in Kentucky. Residents visited Dayton and Indianapolis. several attended Lexington races. A C M E church rally raised funds for the Annual Conference. Local groups including Red Cross and Welfare League were represented in the Liberty Loan parade, underscoring colored community effort.
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Sophia Mae Tipton
Elizabeth Green
Lincoln Institute
Lincoln Ridge
Mary George Brown
Sarah Darnell
Dayton
Millie Lee McClaine
Detroit
Mich
Ramey Harmilton
Pete Hensley
Charlie Walker
LaFayette Botts
Lexington
Emma Crooks
East Locust Street
William M. Jackson
Trene Fisher
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Botts
Martinsville
Amanda Wwamilton
Lottie Davis
Bettie Davies
Booker T. Gaines
Tillie Pell Nes
Salt Lick
Tia Bee Mason
Liberty Loan
Montgomery County
Red Cross
Welfare League
Woman's Council of Defense
Public School
Conaltsann
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United States
A. O. Stanley
Congress
Ninth District
W. J. Fields
THE
Board OF Health Order
Germany
War Irvines
Post Office
Am Bank
Positi
Coe
Dumy Omar
Namualtitadée
Efron
Ll. F. Sweeney
New West
Nashville
Taam
Ahaby
W. S. Lloyd
W. Pse
von Y. Coy
Howerle Brothers
Alma Cox
the Rogers Co
Cincinnati
Sam
WW. T.hunt & CO
Cream Cuyers
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Robin Hamilton
the Advocate
Axminister
Brussels
Velvet
Deltox
Congoleum
John Fr. Keller
William N. Anderson
Court House
Bone Thomas
Howards Mill Turnpike
Walter Anderson
Howards Mill
Will Turley Lane
Theirney
Robert H. Winn
T. W. Anderson
C. W. Anderson
Wm, Cravens
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