Sale of Mrs Richard Conner Personal Property Reaps High Bids
Large crowd attends the sale held Wednesday with spirited bidding. Auctioneer Wm Cravens says it was the best sale in the county this season. Prices included cattle at 7 cents per pound, a seven months old calf at 73 dollars, black calf 48, three milch cows 79 81 83, yearling heifer 60, half sister to Jack Barrymore 172.50, yearling filly 150, sorrel colt 100, suckling colt 72.50, three year old gelding 119, mare 125, sow and five pigs 60, thirty turkeys 1.50 each, and corn in field 2.74 per barrel.
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Richard Conner
Wm. Cravens
Jack Barrymore
Speech in Anderson county recalls August six incident
The speaker recounts an August 6 event in Anderson county during a speech. A heckler shouted about removing his smile, while the speaker defends his Democrat credentials and adherence to the majority rule, noting no Kentucky Democrat questions his conscience.
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Anderson County
Kentucky
Public Auction of Mt Sterling Property in 1915
Montgomery Circuit Court announces a commissioner's sale of a Mt Sterling lot in Montgomery county Kentucky. On November 16 1915 at 1 pm at the Court House door the property described will be sold on six month credit to the highest bidder to satisfy a judgment of 174 55. A bond with security is required and a lien will be kept until payment. Master Commissioner W A Samuels presides.
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Meneses Con Circuit Court
Nne
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Jamison Street
Arthur Bybee
James Magowan
W. A. Samuels
Sheriff's Sale to Expose Property in Montgomery County Ky
The Sheriff announces a sale on November 16, 1915 from 10 am to 2 pm at the Court House door in Mt. Sterling to satisfy a debt. The property is about 71 acres near Camargo bounded by the Camargo to Clay City road, Mrs Pearl Cram, Mrs Mary W Adams, and Wm Wyatt. Sale on three month credit with bond, $284.60 costs and advertisement. Georgia Quisenberry is the levied owner. witness October 26, 1915.
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Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Camargo
Clay City
Pearl Cram
Mary W. Adams
Wm. Wyatt
Georgia Quisenberry
Harry F. Howell
Curry, Brown & Snyder
VanDeren Hardware Co
Tobacco stalks wanted by Lexington company
Want to buy tobacco stalks. G F Vaughan Tobacco Co of Lexington Kentucky citing acres and nearest shipping point. (15 31).
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G. F. Vaughan Tobacco Co
Lexington
Poor Employer of Labor in Ohio Fight Noted
According to Uncle Sam all industries in the United States employ 359 wage earners per million dollars invested. The liquor industry uses only 81 wage earners per million. The figures surfaced amid the ongoing Ohio dispute. Also classified ad: For rent three nice rooms downstairs at No. 11 Harrison Ave.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Ohio
Harrison Ave
Doctor to Move Here After Farm Sale Near Jeffersonville
Dr. J. H. Shultz has sold his farm near Jeffersonville and will move to this city to practice. Buyer is Henry Murphy of Morgan County.
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J. H. Shultz
Jeffersonville
Henry Murphy
Morgan County
Money to Loan on Farm Property
Two year loan available for farm property totaling 2000 dollars. Offer from A Hoffman and Son. Brief note hints at a forthcoming wedding announcement, but details remain undisclosed.
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A. Hoffman & Son
Public sale of 71 acre Mt. Sterling land on Nov 15 1915
Executions against Mrs. T. C. Quisenberry from Montgomery Circuit Court will expose at Court House door Mt. Sterling to highest bidder on November 15 1915 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. the 71 acre parcel described with boundaries and debts totaling 477.34 including Curry Brown Snyder Van Deren Shapinsky Co. claims. Bond required to secure replevin. Witness H. F. Howell October 26 1915.
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Montgomery Circuit
Curry, Brown & Synder
S. Shapinsky & Co
van Deren Hardware Co
T. C. Quisenberry
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
The Campbells Are Coming Shown In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati clipping notes The Campbells Are Coming was shown at The Table Theatre ten days ago, signaling direct-from-producer film sourcing for local exhibitors.
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Cincinnati
Table Theatre
Red Hereford Stray Found Near Jeffersonville Kentucky
One red heifer strayed to Jeffersonville Kentucky. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership, paying the grass bill, and this advertisement. Ad appears under the name W H Richardsen.
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Jeffersonville
W. H. Richardsen
Howard's Mill News Briefs on Harvest and Visits
Farmers here gather corn amid dry spell. W. W. Stevenson and family moved to Winchester bringing W. C. Griggs and wife to stay a few days. Griggs will repair our bridge washed away. People attended meeting at Camaduced by Chapel and Wall. Meeting starts here next Sunday night led by the same brethren. Stevenson bought fourteen head of cattle last week at a good bargain. Weight six hundred.
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W. W. Stevenson
Winchester
W. C. Griggs
Griggs
Accusation of Stanley Support Across State Districts
Reports to the Democratic headquarters at the Galt House suggest Stanley is favored in multiple districts. Voters in the first district back Stanley strongly, with expectations of large majorities across the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth districts.
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Galt House
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Morrow
Votes Not Talk Count Prompts Kentucky Democrats
Elizabethtown News notes a call to prioritize turnout over boasting, urging Kentucky Democrats to focus on mobilizing voters to secure a decisive victory.
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Kentucky
Elizabethtown
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America
M’chesney
the Advocate For Printing
Montgomery Circuit Court
G. W. McCormick
Sheriff's Sale
Miss
the House OF Kupper
Saturday Evening Post
Kuppenheimer
George
The
Walsh Company
Administrator's Sale
John R. Thomas
Graves Farm
Howard’s Mill
Lady Broke
Roger Gatewood
Spencer Pike
C. F
Stanley Thomas
Robt. Myers
Sutton - Gastin Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Main
Bank Streets
H. F. Howell
Vanarsdell
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