Tobacco farming and social notes from Stoops district
Farmers finished housing tobacco and early housed crop curing well. Several locals travel to Lexington and Indianapolis. visits by Rev. Taylor and Rev. Horton mark a busy period. A wedding unites Lettie Miller and James Cundiff at the hospitable home of Squire Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Miller
Mt. Sterling
James Cundiff
Squire John C. Trimble
Builders, not fiddlers, needed for Texas statesmanship
The Fort Worth Commercial Club secretary argues true statesmen should build towns and infrastructure rather than perform rhetoric. He lauds builders who lay roads and plow fields over orators who inflame passions, urging Kentucky to elect leaders who preserve law, order, and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themistocles
Texas
Commercial Club of
Fort Worth
Kentucky
United States
McCreary
Court of Appeals
Swell Styles Best Suits and Overcoats in Sale No 5
The store advertises Profit-Sharing Sale No. 5 offering suits and overcoats for 15 dollars. The claim emphasizes quality and uniqueness with bold language.
Kentucky Texas quote on statesmanship in Herald
The Lexington Herald cites a quotation arguing that true statesmanship shows in labor and construction, urging those who govern to first build before ruling.
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Tucky
Texas
Lexington Herald
Rugs at Tae Fair Offer Bargain Rugs
Be premium beauty rugs priced at one dollar each. Sizes three inches by sixty inches. Best steals and roasts at Vanars dell's.
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Tae Fair
Vanarsdell’s
Football Scores From Saturday Across Colleges
Kentucky State 12 Miami 0. Transylvania 6 Central University 30. Alumni 0. M M L 10 Cynthiana 0. Ohio State 0 Western Reserve 0. Harvard 18 Williams 0. Georgetown 5. Penn State 5. Cornell 0. Princeton 31 Colgate 0. Army 18 Rutgers 0. Michigan 15 M A C 3. Yale 35 V P I 0. Pittsburg 22 Ohio Northern 0. Pennsylvania 22 Villanova 0. Case 0 Denison 0 Navy 16 Washington and Jefferson 0.
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Kentucky State
Miami
Transylvania
Eer
Central University
Alumni
Cynthiana
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Harvard
Williams
Carlise
Georgetown
Penn State
Cornell
Princeton
Colgate
Army
Rutgers
Michigan
Yale
Pittsburg
Ohio Northern
Pennsylvania
Villa Nova
Case
Denison
Navy
Washington and Jefferson
Oysters Celery and Cranberries Featured at Vanarsdell’s
Oysters celery and cranberries highlighted at Vanarsdell's for Friday and Saturday sales.
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Vanarsdell
Presbyterians to Meet in Lexington October 27
The Synod of Kentucky of the Presbyterian Church will gather at Second Presbyterian Church in Lexington from October 27 to 31. About 125 churches are represented with over 100 ministers and laymen expected. Rev. Peyton H. Hoge of Louisville will open the meeting with a sermon and preside until a new moderator is chosen. National representatives include Rev. Baxter R. Fullerton of St. Louis and Rev. Warren H. Wilson on country church affairs.
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Synod of Kentucky of the Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Peyton H. Hoge
Louisville
Baxter R. Fullerton
St. Louis
United States
Warren H. Wilson
Department of the Country Church
America
Pure pork sausage served fresh daily at Vanarsel Lell's
The notice advertises fresh daily pork sausage available at Vanarsel Lell's shop offering quality meat products to customers.
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Vanars Lell’s
Ben Johnson Wins Fight Amid Political Scandal
Congressman Ben Johnson of Kentucky and Congressman Joe of Jasper Indiana, along with William J. Dwyer of Washington DC, helped oust Emil L. Scharf from the Washington Council Knights of Columbus for political activity within the order. Scharf allegedly used the order and church to influence Catholic votes for Taft during the last campaign. The expulsion signals a stance against mixing church and politics.
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Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Joe
Jasper
Ind
William J. Dwyer
Washington, D. C
Emil L. Scharf
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Order
Bryan
Taft
Lexington Trots Meet Closes After Two Weeks of Racing
The Lexington trotting meeting ended Saturday after two weeks of fine racing but failed financially because heavy rains caused several postponements.
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Lexington
October Court Shows Busy Livestock Sale at Vanarsdell’s
The court notes a robust livestock auction with dozens of buyers handling yearlings steers and cows. Prices range from 3.25 to 4.75 per hundredweight with bid activity from Bourbon and Clark counties. Mules appear in moderate supply while trade remains brisk as buyers from Pennsylvania and Southern Kentucky purchase carloads at 50 to 85 dollars per head.
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Dawson Taff
W. A. Sutton
Joe Baker
Hutchcraft & Son
Paris
Wilson & Co
Young Bros
Bourbon County
Kelly Murphy
Wm. Congleton
Keeton & Co
O. H. Dowing
Jesse Broth
Carl Trimble
Jonas Weil
Ed Hunter
Harvey Green
Hendrix Salyers
Filmore Osborn
Clark County
Geo. Halsey
D. C. Cleveland
Cynthiana
W. L. Byrd
Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Buckley Bros
Er County
Kentucky
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Stoops
James Alexander
W. F. Turner
Indianapolis
Coons
Jas. W. White
Louise Reid
Wm. Warner
Berry, Ky
T. B. Hamilton
J. R. Copher
St. Joseph’s Hospital
T. N. Coons
Rev. Taylor
Springfield
Carl Rolple
Winchester
Miss Dean Hall
Sharpsburg
T. J. Carr
B. C. Horton
Dr. Deering
Berry
L. W. Mallory
Robert Montjoy
Howard’s Mill
Thos. Hamilton
Sherman Hamilton
John Boaz
Owingsville
Wm. Cravens
Wlso Brothers House
P. S
Lexington Trots
Mike Wilson
Dan Welch
Chas. Duff
Sloan
San Francisco
Fletcher Norman Whittier
Cali
E. Kim
Brooklyn
N.Y
Earle
Boston
Mass