Great Leader and Statesman Woodrow Wilson Profile
The Kansas City Star hails Woodrow Wilson as a great leader and statesman. It notes his Princeton years defending democracy his New Jersey governorship curbing boss-rule and his presidency advancing a program of reform including tariff revision and anti-privilege measures.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Union
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas City Star
Buli Aloose
Baptist Church Ladies Plan Thanksgiving Exchange
The ladies of the Baptist church schedule an exchange this Saturday before Thanksgiving featuring a wide array of good eats and treats.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
America's Duty urges united effort to end the war
The Philadelphia Press urges Americans to set partisan divides aside and work toward peace. As the sole neutral great power, the duty to seek a speedy settlement should unite the nation in a common goal to extract the greatest good for mankind from the war.
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America
Philadelphia Press
Combination Sale of Livestock on Maysville Street
Entries are coming in rapidly from W F Byrd E R Little Maple Hill Farm and others with a catalog to be issued and sale advertised nationwide. W E Bean urges sellers to bring livestock for the sale to be held November 18 1914 on Maysville Street between A B Setters liv ery barns.
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W. F. Byrd
E. R. Little
Maple Hill Farm
W. E. Bean
Maysville Street
A. B. Setters
Thank God for Wilson
A Chicago Journal editorial extols President Wilson detailing how his decisive leadership spared the nation from war with Mexico and kept the United States at peace. It lauds his strong, noble Democratic leadership and foresees improved relations with Mexico and South America due to his policies.
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Wilson
Mexico
South America
Chicago Journal
Willson Faces Poor Turnout As Frosts Hit Campaign
Reported in Greenup and other counties Augustus E. Willson drew sparse crowds with as few as 9 listeners. The piece contrasts past large audiences with current dismal turnout, noting the frost metaphor for the faltering campaign and asks readers if they attend church.
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Augustus E. Willson
Greenup
Republican Committee
Willson
Kentucky
Montgomery Court Schedules Commissioner's Sale
Montgomery Circuit Court orders a commissioner sale in the matter of John Cecil et al against Piffs. Court documents indicate action proceeds under Chancery guidelines with sale details forthcoming and participants named in the record.
Public auction of Montgomery County real estate on court day
Under a 1914 Montgomery Circuit Court order a master commissioner will offer three separate tracts at public sale in Mt Sterling Ky on court day. Tract 1 covers 16 acres on Hinkston and Grassy Lick Creeks with deeds tracing back to 1859. Tract 2 includes 8 acres 375 poles with a graveyard exception. Tract 3 comprises 20 acres on Hinkston and Grassy Lick Creeks. Also offered is a lot in Mt Sterling fronting West High Street. Buyer's bonds, 6 to 12 month credits, and special bond terms apply.
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Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
William Dale Dower
Sycamore
Grassy Lick Creek
Dower
Nancy
William Duncan
Johnson Wilson
Montgomery County
Robert Dale
Kentucky
Hinkston
James Dale
Nancy Duncan
Sarah Wilson
C. Brock
John Cecil
Os Circuit Court
West High Street
Said Street
Henry Maher
R. Reid Rogers
A. W. Storer
Martin S. Brown
Isabella Botts
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
W. Howard Brown
Stanley Brown
Nellie M. Brown
Montgomery County Court Clerk's Office
John A. Judy
Court House Square
James H. Gillaspie
Gillaspie
Russia to Quit Making Alcohol
The Russian Government will never again embark in the manufacture and sale of alcoholic drinks. A telegram from Grand Duke Constantine, in the name of Emperor Nicholas, confirms that the sale of spirits in Russia is interdicted for all time by the government. The abstinence union had urged the ban.
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Nicholas
Russian Union of Abstinence
Russia
Grand Duke of Constantine
Notice of Sale in Equity Defendants Named
Defendants in a pending equity matter are ordered to appear as a sale is authorized. The notice outlines the action, authority for the sale, and places and terms governing the transaction. The document indicates a court oversight and directs involved parties to respond by specified deadlines.
Health as the true measure of beauty and character
The author argues health and exercise enhance beauty and that lasting appeal comes from character. Outer charm fades while inner virtue endures, as repeated observation reveals that initial beauty can diminish if character flaws appear.
Peculiar Skirt Rigs Stir Texas Street Fashion
A Lexington Herald remark saltily notes women’s skirts in the season’s designs and mocks Texas girls in cotton ki monos, claiming the outfits threaten to come loose and imply a stampede risk that could drive the author to visit Texas if killed.
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Texas
Lexington Herald
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Land & Priest Druggists
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank For Kentucky
John Cecil, Ext
Kate A. Brown
Pii'ft
Arthur Jacobs
Admr. &c
Dfts
NorTick
Hinkston Creek
Commissioners’ Sale
W. O. Thacker
D. D. Salyer, &c
R. G. Kern
Will
Said Gillaspie
Stoops
J. H. Gillaspie
Forrest King
Jack Montgomery King
R. R. Whitsitt
H. R. Prewitt
Wm. Cravens
The
Vogue Mfort & Eee
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
Sutton’s