Tremendous Run of Cattle Brisk Market Entry
A large cattle sale filled all pens with about 2 500 head in pastures awaiting Tuesday. Prices were a shade lower with 1 000 pound steers at 7 25 and bulk cattle 6 75 to 7 00. Dozens of buyers reported steady trade as numerous named sellers and buyers across Clark Bourbon Bath and Madison counties moved 500 to 1 000 pound lots with multiple steers and heifers sold at various prices. The mule market showed brisk activity with several lots moving at 50 to 85 per head and a final note of widespread city commerce tejuring the sale day. There were many other sales not fully listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Halsey
Judge Hardwick
Clark Courty
Ollie Lacey
H. C. Winkle
Madison County
R. C. Hall
W. C. Brock
Clark County
R. C. Ul
H. Hall
Jeff
Simon Weil
Lexington
Jno
D. Greenwade
Boj. Craft
J. F. Wasson
Sam Wheeler
C. W
W. H. Brocks
Shelby Cannoy
L.L. Bridgforth
W.keeton
John Patrick
J. L. Meguire
Patrick
Jno. L. Wise
Bath County
Mr. Combs
Lewis Everedge
Walter Shrout
Joe Foley
Bays & McCormick
Williams & Elam
Mr. Crouch
Shelby Risener
J. M. Daniel
D. H. Fugate
Mr. Meguire
John Baker
Fré Vanmeter
Jack Lyk
T. Stamper
L. C. Agee
Fayette County
A. C. Cassidy
Mr. Asbury
Bourbon County
Bowman & Land
T. J. Craft
Isom Osborne
A. L. Kerns
Carlisle
Sam Laythram
W. C. Collins
Henry Lemaster
W. L. Evans
Ray Moss
Ellis Oldfield
Mark Prewitt
Chas, Duff
Oscar Moss
M. C. Grigsby
Shelton Willoughby
N. Rankins
Turney Bros
Paris
Greenwade & Wilson
Caywood & McClintock
Barkley Bros
Heard Armstrong
Flemingsburg
Razor & Mays
Thompson & Co
Rural Church Institute Holds Third Session in Kentucky
The Third Annual Rural Church Institute will be hosted by the Fox Creek church in Anderson county near Lawrenceburg from October 23 to 27, 1916. The event, under the Kentucky Christian Bible School Association, focuses on rural life issues with broad interest, following prior institutes at Providence in Jessamine county and North Middletown in Bourbon county where over 600 attended, half from outside the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Christian Bible School Association
Fox Creek Church
Anderson County
Lawrenceburg
Providence
Jessamine County
North Middletown
Bourbon County
Mt Sterling High Beats Cynthiana 6 0 In Tight Gridiron Win
Mt Sterling High School defeated Cynthiana 6 to 0 on Thursday afternoon. Duke Duty the small quarterback kicked two field goals. Hainline Patterson Daniels and Chenault shared honors with Duty as the team earned the victory despite a twenty pound mismatch. The whole crowd praised the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Cynthiana
Duke Duty
Hainline
Patterson
Daniels
Chenault
Owl in Courtroom Arrest Captivates County Jail
Sunday morning Jailer John F Richardson spotted an owl in the Circuit Court room awaiting the next day’s session. The bird, described as the "monkey faced" variety, was placed under arrest and is now on exhibit at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richardson
Circuit Court
Winchester men buy stake in Grubbs & Benton hardware
Mr. Frank A. McCormick of Winchester and Mr. Wm Day of Bethel purchased an interest in the hardware store of Grubbs and Benton in Winchester. Both men are well known and expected to make the venture succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. McCormick
Winchester
Wm. Day
Bethel
Grubbs & Benton
Dollar Day Thursday Promises Bargains from Local Merchants
The issue promotes Dollar Day with ads from progressive merchants offering special bargains. Readers are urged to participate, recalling prior successful Dollar Day results and noting the date to avoid missing deals.
Creenwade's Proclaims Quality Home Killed Meats
A vintage storefront boast claims Creenwade's offers only home killed meats and the best products on the market. The line emphasizes quality over other suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creenwade’s
Turner to Move to Indiana for Health Reasons
Walter V. Turner and his wife will relocate to Bainbridge Indiana after renting a farm there He has long partnered with his brother G B Turner in the local barber business and cites ongoing health issues as the reason for moving Turner is described as one of the city's most popular residents and friends wish him well in the new home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter V. Turner
Indiana
Bainbridge
Turner
G. B. Turner
Grape fruit and Malaga grapes praised as market finest
A brief note credits P. Greenwade for the claim that grape fruit and Malaga grapes are the finest on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
P. Greenwade
Kentucky Magazine to Debut This Month
The Kentucky Magazine will first appear late this month with Col. Webster P. Huntington in charge of the editorial department. Huntington, a nationally known newspaper man, is 기대 to help ensure the publication’s success among Kentuckians at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Col
Webster P. Huntington
Pork Prices and Seller Name Noted
Home killed pork and pure pork sausage offered at 20 cents per pound by P. Greenwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Greenwade
McChesney Draws Crowd For Democratic Message
Hon. Harry V. Mc Chesney of Frankfort spoke to a full Circuit Court room on democracy and Woodrow Wilson. He praised the President, discussed the Farm Loan law, Federal Reserve Banking law, and eight hour labor law, and drew applause amid campaign forecasts of Montgomery’s Democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Harry V. McChesney
Frankfort
J.S. Wilson
The
Baptist Church
McChesney
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Federal Reserve Banking
Montgomery
For Rent Cheap A good house on Holt avenue
A rental listing announces a large house on Holt avenue near Greene Heirs with nine rooms a stable and a garden. The short classified item states affordable terms and availability for prospective tenants.
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Holt Avenue
Greene Heirs
Land Rents Well At Fitzpatrick Lands Auctioned
Lands of W. T. Fitzpatrick were rented at public sale by Trustee A. L. Tipton. Thomas Fitzpatrick won the Bailey farm of 15814 acres near Howard's Mill for 1200 dollars and the 581 acre tract at five dollars an acre while 80 acres of grass brought 4.80 an acre. E. R. Little leased the 210 acre Bath county farm for 582 dollars. Total rents rose about 700 dollars from the previous year with possession set for March 1, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Fitzpatrick
A. L. Tipton
Cravens
Bailey
Howard’s Mill
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Bath County
E. R. Little
Judge Youngs Convene Court In New Dodge Car Gift
Judge William A. Young arrived from Morehead to convene court in a new Dodge touring car given by his brother Judge Allie W. Young. Jersey cream and milk for sale. Mrs. Lucien B. Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Young
Morehead
Allie W. Young
Jersey
Lucien B. Greene
Circuit Court Opens October Term With Judge Young
The Montgomery Circuit Court began its October term in this city with Judge William A. Young of Morehead presiding He praised local officers for strict law enforcement and noted cattle delays as farmers were excused until Tuesday morning Jury lists include R C Robinson Foreman Fisher Mark O B Clark Chas Lewis J T Ricketts Alonzo Willoughby W H Tipton and others ending with Jno C Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
William A. Young
Morehead
R. C. Robinson
Foreman
Fisher Mark
O. B. Clark
Chas. Lewis
J. T. Ricketts
Alonzo Willoughby
W. H. Tipton
J. C. Gaitskill, Jr
H. @. Hoffman
D. B. Gaitskill
Ray Moss
E. W. Heflin
Five room brick house for rent with garden and stable
Five room brick house in a fine neighborhood with a sleeping porch and a large garden plus a stable and fruit trees. Apply to Mrs. R. F. Greene at phone number 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Greene
Extraordinary pressure on Kentucky newspapers prompts price readjustment
The Kentucky Press Association executive committee urges readers and publishers to accept higher rates for paper, ads, and subscriptions. They cite 50 to 500 percent higher costs for stock ink oils gasoline and metals and warn many small papers may suspend without broad rate increases. They call for economy and reader cooperation to sustain a free press.
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Kentucky
Kentucky Press Association
Friends of the Press
Federal Trade Commission
P. S
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the Advocate For Printing
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
W. D. Nowlin
Knoxville, Tenn
Rural Church Institute
Tokyo
Concord
Vanarsdell’s
High School
Conroy's
WISE
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
W. Stevens
D. H. Webster
M. Fr. Vice
W. S. Hamilton
H. G. Enoch
J. M. Mallory
W. G. Henry
John Taul
J. Rice Crooks
Dan Drennon
D. B. Skidmore
Thos. Kennedy
B. F. Mark
J. H. Scott
Albert Welsh
Frank Trimble
R C. Lloyd
C. B., Stephens
O. S. Million
G. W. Blevins
Albert Skidmore
R. C. Olson
C. W. Kirkpatrick
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