Local correspondence from Kiddville notices births and visits
In Kiddville notices Mrs. Richer welcomes a daughter. Harry Hadden ill with pneumonia. Mary Davis visits Mt. Sterling. Alta Vivion returns from Log Lick. Troy Pieratt of Hazel Green visiting relatives. Martha Pace returns from Illinois. Nancy and Eliza Lokhart return from Cynthiana. Mrs. Combs and son visit Virgil Shoemaker at Sewell Shop. Nancy Webb and Beverly Webb visit mother in law. Mrs. Stephens Eddy Mae Yokum and Mrs. Kelly visit J G Winn. tobacco hanging bruises noted. Homer Turley improving. Carr buys hog for 15 dollars. Wiley Bennett’s wife gives birth to a son. Lewis Peggs visiting from Lexington. Cravens family at court in Owingsville. School box supper raises 15 dollars for dictionaries and globe. Fred Rushford dies after illness. funeral at home by Rev. W F Wyatt. interment Machpelah cemetery. Sympathy extended to the sorrowing.
Local notes and personal updates across Ash land to Mt Sterling
Albert Norris has gone to Ash land to work. Lexington trots draw attendees from our citizens. Levi Wells is able to be out again after a spell of sickness. Miss Cordin Steele left Saturday to visit Miss Lutie Quisenberry near Corinth. Mrs. J. K. Copher improves and will return from the hospital. Mrs. Thos. Crockett visits sister Mrs. Jacob Dragoo at Mt. Sterling. The past week was unfavorable for tobacco housing with much left out. Mrs. Ben Wilson and children of Bethel visit E. L. Fassett’s family. Mrs. Cynthia Williams and Miss Mary Goodan of Owingsville visit relatives here. Henry Orme attended his sister’s funeral at Mt. Olivet, Robertson county. Route No. 2 mail schedule changed delaying mail to night. Rev. I. Hunt preached at Springfield and will return second Sunday in November at 11 a.m. Miss Ellen Moore and Bruce Johnson marry in Mt. Sterling on Saturday. No game locally but hunting remains plentiful and shooting will continue.
Grassy Lick QO M Jones Falls Saturday
A brief item reports QO M Jones falling on Saturday in Grassy Lick with unclear details. The fragment notes an incident but provides no further context or outcome.
Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic Promises Free Trial
Tired residents of Greensboro North Carolina report improved appetite sleep and energy after using Vinci cool liver and iron tonic. A testimonial from K Allsbrook states renewed strength and well being with claims the tonic helps run down or debilitated people. Local agent W S Lloyd offers a free bottle if expectations are not met.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vinci
K. Allsbrook
Mr. Allsbrook
W.S. Lloyd
Mr. Sterling
Sale of Fine Horses Across Borders Includes Prized Mare
Three Austrians buy trotting mare So prano 2.03% for 15000 and Arno Leyburn 2.07% for 10000. Mos cow Russia dealer Wm Rosemeier buys a saddle stallion from J F Cook and a high grade mare from Earl F Shropshire. Horse names and prices not stated. All horses to be shipped abroad soon. Home killed lamb at Vanars dell s this week ONL jouer.
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Soprano
Arno Leyburn
Wm. Rosemeier
Moscow
Russia
J. F. Cook
Earl F. Shropshire
For Sale Shingles and Country Property on Clay Street
For sale. OLbLO shingles and a country home with store and good stand. Nice rooms for rent on Clay Street, city. Phone 625. March 31. E. D. Marshall.
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Clay Street
E. D. Marshall
Guthrie’s Store Moves Near Bank and Clothing Co
Guthrie’s store has relocated to 13 21 Guthrie’s area beside Montgomery National Bank, with Guthrie Clothing Co. opposite The Fair. The move labels updated shopping coordinates for local customers seeking a steak or roast at Greenwade’s.
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Greenwade’s
Guthrie’s
Montgomery National Bank
Guthrie Clothing Co
Fire Hits Hazard. Damage Exceeds Twenty Thousand
A Saturday night fire in Hazard caused extensive damage in the progressive town nearly wiping it off the map. The estimated loss surpasses $20,000 with unknown cause and no injuries reported.
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Hazard
Hog and bacon ads plus New Goods at The Fair
Wanted country hams and bacon at the highest market price paid, 13 35s, P Greenwade. The rugs at The Fair are beauties for $1.00, 30 by 60 inches. Pure pork sausage fresh daily at Vanarsdell's Guthrie's new opposite The Fair. Best new cereals at Vanarsdell's.
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P. Greenwade
Vanarsdell’s
Custom Tailoring Promises Superior Fit and Lower Effort
A tailoring shop claims to offer easier service with measured fits and guaranteed style at the same price as local stores. The ad emphasizes their method eliminates the need for repeated try-ons and distinguishes their tailoring from neighborhood outlets.
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Kiddville
Jim Richerson
Harry Hadden
Mary Davis
Mt. Sterling
Alta Vivion
Log Lick
Troy Pieratt
Hazel Green
Martha Pace
Illinois
Nancy
Eliza Lockhart
Cynthiana
John Combs
Dee
Virgil Shoemaker
Sewell Shop
Nancy Webb
Beverly
Winchester
Bruce Thomas
George Stephens
Eddy Mae Yokum
Stanton
John Kelly
Camargo
J. G. Winn
Homer Turley
T. H. Carr
Emily Rushford
Wiley Bennett
Lewis Peggs
Lexington
John Peggs
Wife
Wm. Cravens and Sons
Robert and
John
Owingsville
Fred Rushford
Mr. Rushford
England
Ohio
Lydia Moreland
W. F. Wyatt
Machpelah Cemetery
Stoops
Albert Norris
Ashland
Levi Wells
Cordin Steele
Lutie Quisenberry
Corinth
J. K. Copher
Shorty
Thos. Crockett
Jacob Dragoo
Ben Wilson
Bethel
E. L. Fassett
Cynthia Williams
Mary Goodan
Henry Orme
Mt. Olivet
Robertson County
John Henson
Rev. I
Hunt
Springfield
Ellen Moore
Bruce Johnson
QO. M. Jones
H. F. Hnlcnmeyer & Sons
Lexington, Ky
North Carolina
Home
Lamb
Vanarsdell’ S
Onl
Olblo
Kirschbaum Qothes
Coronation
Colorado
Maduro
Ireland
Scotland
Walsh
Stetson
Knox
Manhattan
Eclipse
Ewis
Child’s Store
Orth
Bricor
Abetaburg
Newburg
Garuet
Guthrie
the Fair
Anarsdell’s
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