Stoops Gossip and Local Notes from October
The column reports the corn crop harvest finished and predicts much of the wheat crop remaining unsown. Mrs. Bert Sanders returns from Little Rock, October is remembered as rough, Ollie Groves’ daughter recovering from illness, Henry Dragoo from Jessamine county visits, locals suffer throat ailments, and Henry Alfrey, Republican jailer candidate, mingles with voters.
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Ollie Groves
Henry Dragoo
Jessamine County
Henry Alfrey
Local Notes From Mt Sterling and Nearby Areas
Individuals visit relatives in Cynthiana and Weston Mo while Mt Sterling records a wind storm causing damage. A driven mare breaks an ankle in town, and residents relocate to farms on Spencer pike. Several locals travel to Louisville to tour Camp Taylor and report Kentuckians thriving.
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Lieutrell Warner
Mt. Sterling
Oda Ormes
J. T. McCormick
Spencer Pike
Flat Creek
Louisville
Camp Taylor
Satterfield
Weston
Results Tell There Can Be No Doubt About Mt Sterling Results
Mt Sterling resident Mrs R M Reynolds testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her weak kidneys back pain headaches and languor after using them from Lloyd's Drug Store. She notes a child also had kidney irregularities but improved. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the pills.
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Mt. Sterling
R. M. Reynolds
Richmond Ave
Dean
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Railroad Promotions Hit Kentucky Officials
Mr. L B Allen former Lexington native and University of Kentucky graduate is promoted to General Superintendent of all lines west of Hinton including the Lexington District on the C and O. Mr I D Irwin named Chief Train Dispatcher at Ashland. Mr J B Harris becomes Superintendent of the Lexington and Big Sandy District of the C and C. The moves honor long service and will please many friends across the state.
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L. B. Allen
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Hinton
I. D. Irwin
Ashland
J. B. Harris
Lexington and Big Sandy
Ban Ned Goods Sale At Cost For Cash
Notice from P. Greenwade offering ban ned goods for cash at cost with invitation to inspect the merchandise.
Government War Tax On Freight Seeks Revenue
A three percent levy will be added to gross freight bills from November 1, plus eight percent on milk shipments and excess baggage ticket charges. The tax is paid to the United States Government and not retained by railroads.
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United States
Cost for Cash Lay in Winter Supply of Canned Goods
S. P. Greenwade advertises selling canned goods at cost for cash as a winter supply deal. Local shoppers are urged to stock up at budget prices.
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S. P. Greenwade
Munson's army shoes for Boys at The Walsh Co
Munson's army style shoes for boys draw attention at The Walsh Company store with bold designs and sturdy footing, a popular choice among young shoppers this season.
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Munson
Army
Walsh Co
Christmas parcels to France for American forces
Post Office guidance for sending Christmas parcels to American forces in France requires addresses with ia and a sender return address. Postage is 12 cents per pound, parcels may not exceed 7 pounds, and mailing must begin before November 15 to reach by Christmas. SQUIRE TURNER, P. M.
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France
Post Office Department
Squire Turner
P. M
Fassett Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Last week in the Circuit Court Mr. George O. Fassett was granted a divorce from his wife.
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George O. Fassett
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