Tobacco growers sign near one hundred million pounds in county totals
A Louisville Lexington report details that 100,924,323 pounds of Burley tobacco have been signed by the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association. Five more counties joined the effort as county chairmen receive fresh targets next week.
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Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Mason, Clark,Nelson and
Oldham
Robert W. Bingham
Aaron Rapiro
California
Mason County
J. N. Kehoe
Montgomery County
Bourbon County
Bathé County
Judge Groves III Stricken With Paralysis
Judge James E. Groves, a prominent citizen, suffered paralysis Friday night at his home. His condition later showed marked improvement and doctors say his recovery chances are good. Friends hope he will soon regain full health.
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James E. Groves
Miss Elizabeth Wyatt's Stenography School Opens
The MISS ELIZABETH WYATT'S SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY will open on November 3. Enrollments are due on or before October 2099-11t.
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Elizabeth Wyatt
School OF Stenography
Revival Meeting Begins at Church of God Howards Mill
Rev. BR C Caudill to lead revival starting Saturday night October 29 at Church of God Howards Mill. Special singer Mr. Oldham will direct song services. All invited to hear the pure word of God. Lost blue coat with cape black velvet collar and cuffs blue satin lining was taken from a crosspike between Howards Mill and Spencer pike Sunday afternoon October 23. Notify Mrs John G White or Mr Sterling RR4 phone 1812.
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BR. C. Caudill
Church of God At
Howards Mill
Oldham
Spencer Pike
John G. White
Sterling
R. R
Ratliff Baird Accepts Job Printing Post
Ratliff Baird, formerly with the Heinrich Printing concern, has accepted a position in the job printing department of The Advocate and assumed his duties yesterday.
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Ratliff Baird
Heinrich Printing Concern
The
Advocate
Fire sale at Brown's Music Store on Bank Street
Piano damaged in Sutton fire offered at a bargain price. Second hand piano, Kimball phonograph now 85. Phonograph outfit 40 with six free records, sewing machine 35, 200 phonograph records 0.35 each. Outfit deal three for 1. Brown's Music Store Bank Street.
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Sutton
Kimball Phonograph
Brown
Bank Street
Declines Call for Mt Sterling Church to Stay at Orphans Home
Dr Huey recently named to lead Mt Sterling Baptist church declines the call stating his duty to remain with the Louisville Baptist Orphans Home.
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Huey
Mt. Sterling
Louisville
For Sale Gas Stove and Hall Heater
Two room heaters offered for sale a gas stove for the bedroom and a hall heater. Call 862 for details and pricing.
Mt. Sterling Thanks Local Ministers for Biblical Preachers
For the past week ending last Sunday Mt. Sterling residents heard renowned preachers on Christian fundamentals. The community expresses gratitude to local ministers for arranging opportunities to hear these men discuss vital subjects.
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Mt. Sterling
Bottling Works Co Opens Gasoline Station
The Bottling Works Co located on East Lo cust street asks for a share of public patronage following the opening of a gasoline station noted in the report.
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Bottling Works Co
East Locust Street
For Sale Laundryette Washing Machine and Vacuum
Bargain sale in Ohio offering a Laundryette washing machine and a Tuec vacuum cleaner at absolute cost. Apply to Jesse Hainline for details.
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Ohio
Jesse Hainline
Hardin County Kentucky Involves Clermont Ohio Shipment
Clermont Ohio reports a large shipment linking Hardin County Kentucky with a figure of 1,000,000 pounds and a noted 600 000 pdunde amount, details scant and unclear in OCR read.
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Clermont
Ohio
Hardin County
Kentucky
Auto Overturns On Paris Pike Side View
Mrs. Hanley C. Ragan and Miss Alexine Biggstaff escaped serious injury when their roadster overturned descending the long hill on the Paris pike toward Side View. Ragan at the wheel lost control, the car rolled over an embankment trapping them briefly. Passersby freed them and they were taken home with only bruises and a damaged vehicle.
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Hanley C. Ragan
Alexine Biggstaff
Paris Pike
Plum Lick pupils stage school entertainment Friday night
The Plum Lick school will present an entertainment Friday at 7 30 pm to benefit the school. Proceeds go to the school fund. Admission is 15 cents. Also listed is a sale of purebred White Wyandotte hens and pullets by Mrs Richard Wilson, contact 348 W 1.
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Plum Lick School
Richard Wilson
Farewell Sermon For Rev Goldsmith At Mt Sterling Church
Rev R C Goldsmith delivers his final sermon at Mt Sterling Baptist Church this Sunday evening before taking duties as pastor of Shelbyville Baptist Church. He will preach his first Shelbyville sermon the first Sunday in November in a pastoral transition.
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R. C. Goldsmith
Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
Shelbyville Baptist Church
Bankruptcy stock sells Mt. Sterling Grocery to Walter Wright
The bankrupt stock of Mt. Sterling Grocery Co. owned by W. C. Cooper was sold to Walter H. Wright by T. B. Rodman appointed by Judge Gudgeil to settle the business. Wright, former Variety Store owner, plans an up-to-date store with new lines and building renovations. Open for business within three weeks.
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Mt. Sterling Grocery Company
W. C. Cooper
Walter H. Wright
T. B. Rodman
Big Rail Strike May Be Averted
Nationwide railway strike set for Sunday appears likely to be avoided as several unions refuse to join the Big Four Brotherhoods and a compromise is expected before the walkout date. Government officials share the public view that a settlement will be reached.
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Big Four Brotherhoods
L. D. Greene Injured in Louisville Auto Crash
L. D. Greene, former city resident and prominent Jefferson County lawyer, was seriously hurt when his car was struck and overturned in Louisville Saturday. He was taken to Norton Infirmary and later reported to be improving.
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L. D. Greene
Jefferson County
Louisville
Legionnaires to Attend National Meeting in Kansas City
Charles T. Coleman commander of Montgomery Post along with Phil Hol barn Russell French William May and Henry Barnes will depart Friday to attend the American Legion national meeting in Kansas City beginning October 31.
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Charles T. Coleman
Montgomery Post
Phil Holbarn
Russell French
William May
Henry Barnes
The
American Legion
Kansas City
Milk purity is health surety
Jersey Milk Co owners Hunt and Henry announce milk delivery citywide beginning Saturday October 29. Clarence Horner, coal dealer, notes customers worry about coal prices next winter and ice prices the following summer.
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Jersey Milk Co
Hunt and Henry Proprietors
Clarence Horner
The Winchester Election Result in Primary
George F. Tomlinson swept Winchester precincts with 2077 votes to John E. Garner 680 and a 1397 margin. The top four commissioners named were N. A. Powell W. B. Lindsey J. T. Stokely and J. W. Crone. The next four candidates were J. B. Cornett R. D. Gordon R. L. David and J. P. Haney.
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Winchester
George FE. Tomlinson
John E. Garner
Tomlinson
N. A. Powell
W .B. Lindsey
J. T. Stokely
J. W. Crone
J. B. Cornett
R. D. Gordon
R. L. David
J. P. Haney
Millionaires Find Bliss in Golden Streets
Poetic lines reflect a utopian vision where wealth grants access to a divine street of gold, implying happiness for the affluent if such a privilege exists beyond earthly life.
Hog Killing Time At New Sanitary Packing Plant
George Housley complains that feeding his cow on chemically treated sawdust gives milk a strong wood alcohol flavor. The ad promotes HON MEAT CO offering slaughter, sausage, and lard rendering at the East Main street packing house with affordable charges and phone contact.
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Sanitary Packing House
East Main Street
HON Meat CO
George Housley
Trimble Will Case Now Being Tried
The J G Trimble will dispute draws Nancy T Holly and heirs of Thomas Jones. Prominent state lawyers discuss a possible compromise as trial crowds gather. Other cases noted include Mary Hamilton vs J M McCarty for 1000 dollars and land sale suits involving William Cockrell and Mrs Mary Cockrell.
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Trimble
J. G. Trimble
Nancy T. Holly
Thomas Jones
E.G Crear
Frankfort
J. M. Benton
Steven Davis
Winchester
John G. Winn
W. B. White
C. D. Grubbs
W. C. Hamilton
Mary Hamilton
J. M. McCarty
William Cockrell
Mary Cockrell
W. R. Shackelford
Richmond
Floyd Horton
C. & O. Railroad
Automobile Insurance Company
Thomas W. Fitzpatrick
Burned by Gas At Main Street Home
Mrs Steve Adamson was badly burned this morning lighting a gas heating stove on Main street. She endures intense pain from injuries as escaping gas is blamed for the accident.
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Steve Adamson
Main Street
For Sale Pure Strain Buff Orpington Roosters
Mrs. Jesse Flora advertises pure strain Buff Orpington roosters for sale and provides a contact phone 272X.
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Orpington Roosters
Jesse Flora
Alleged Slayer Killed by Officers Near Rothwell Station
In a confrontation near Rothwell Station in Menifee county on Friday Robert Williams 25 of Texas working in Kentucky oil fields was killed by officers His body had multiple bullet wounds Deputies Preston Spencer Wolfe county was killed by three horsemen who shot him as they approached on October 3 Brewer Segel and Williams were charged with the crime Bloodhounds are tracking Segel who escaped Brewer was taken to Winchester jail Williams was killed after officers defended him to prevent retaliation by friends
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Rothwell Station
Menifee County
Robert Williams
Texas
Kentucky
Preston Spencer
Wolfe County
Spencer
Mack Brewer
Powell County
Robert Segel
Wayne County
C. P. Dennis
Swango
W. H. Cundiff
Brewer
Segel
Williams
Beer and wine regulations issued for medicinal use
Treasury Secretary Mellon announced new regulations allowing manufacture and prescription of beer and wine for the sick. The rules, drawn from Palmer’s interpretation of the law, set wine prescriptions at two quarts at a time with no limit on numbers and beer at two and a half gallons per prescription with no cap on the number of prescriptions. The delay in issuing these rules was lifted after persistent pressure that the department had the legal right to act.
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Treasury
Mellon
Palmer
Blair
Tax assessment deadline notice from H F Howell
Tax Commissioner H F Howell warns taxpayers that November 1 is the final day to assess property for the year. The notice urges prompt action to complete assessments and avoid penalties.
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H. F. Howell
Gate City Oil Co Formed In Kentucky Incorporation
The Gate City Oil Co formed in Kentucky with incorporators W. S. Smithers Paul Strother and J. D. Wrenn. They secured a site from McCormick Lumber east of Camargo crossing for a large storage tank and plan to begin business soon selling oil and gasoline wholesale. The Sterling Oil Co name was rejected due to conflict with another oil company.
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Kentucky
W. S. Smithers
Paul Strother
J. D. Wrenn
McCormick Lumber Company
Camargo Crossing
Sterling Oil Co
Marriage of Hustetter and King in Carlisle
Charles B. Hustetter and Lucy Bruce King, a popular Carlisle couple, were married today by Rev. J. W. Crates at his home. They were accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Daily and Miss Ruth Richards of Owingsville.
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Charles B. Hustetter
Lucy Bruce King
Carlisle
J. W. Crates
H. J. Daily
Ruth Richards
Owingsville
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