Potash and Perlmutter Draws Crowd at Orpheum
The opening 1914 15 season at the Orpheum featured Potash and Perlmutter with Charles Lipson as Perlmut ter and Arthur Ross as Potash. The audience filled the lower floor and galleries, praising the cast including Appell the local lessee representative, and signaling a strong start for the touring company.
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Yory
Orpheum Theatre
Messrs, Wilmer, Vincent and Apple
Charles Lipson
Perlmutter
Arthur Ross
Woods
Appell
Orpheum
York
Gazette
Table Opera House
Mt Sterling Men Nominated as Red Cross Surgeons
Representative W J Fields asked the French Ambassador to back appointing Dr B M Manning and Dr A J Harness of New York as Red Cross surgeons in Europe. He noted Kentuckians' eagerness to join the next Red Cross expedition to the war zone.
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Washington
Mt. Sterling
W. J. Fields
Jusserand
B. M. Manning
A. J. Harness
New York
Red Cross
Europe
Johnson Station Beats Cedar Grove and Spencer in Baseball
Johnson Station swiftly defeated Cedar Grove 8 to 3 and then beat Spencer 11 to 1 on Sunday. The Johnson Station squad remains undefeated this season as pitcher W. G. Moore earns high praise for his work on the mound.
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Johnson Station
Cedar Grove
Spencer
W. G. Moore
Winchest er man buys Clay City Times names new editor
Mr Mike O Meara of Winchester purchases the Clay City Times succeeding editor Bugher. He welcomes the editorial staff and signals leadership change at the paper.
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Mike O’meara
Winchester
Clay City Times
Bugher
Montgomery Court Adjourns Two Weeks After Juror Vote
The September term of the Montgomery Circuit Court adjourned for two weeks after a vote by grand and petit jurors. Judge William A. Young urged strict enforcement of laws on concealed weapons highway shooting liquor vote buying and selling. The adjournment lasts until September 22 with jurors and officials praised for maintaining peace.
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Montgomery
William A. Young
Grand
LOCAL MAN TO JOIN MINSTREL IN LEXINGTON TODAY
Norman D. Brown, longtime Table Opera House drummer and dancer, joins Al. G. Fields Minstrel in Lexington today. Brown is known for his strong voice and rhythm and leaves behind many friends who wish him success.
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Norman D. Brown
Table Opera House
al. G. Fields
Lexington
Brown
Tabb Opera House Opens Tonight with Potash and Perlmutter
The Table Opera House opens its season tonight presenting Potash and Perlmutter. Reports say the production is a good show and should draw local interest.
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Tabb Opera House
The
Table Opera House
Edison Delivers Diamond Disc Phonograph After 35 Years
After thirty five years of labor and experiment Mr Edison has perfected his Diamond Disc Phonograph attaining a quality of tone never dreamed possible by other manufacturers.
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Mr. Edison
S. S. Picnic at Baptist Church Enjoys Best Outing Yet
The Baptist Sunday School held its annual picnic at Johnson Young grove thanks to the generosity of Mr. N. B. Young. The event featured amusements for all ages and a generous dinner. Organizers expressed gratitude and wished long life and prosperity to Mr. Young.
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N. B. Young
Baptist Sunday School
Johnson Young Grove
Baptist S. S
Montgomery Pulverizing Company organized to crush limestone
Five local men formed the Montgomery Pulverizing Company to crush limestone into dust and provide concrete stone sizing and tobacco stock cutting. A Jeffrey Lime Pulver and engine are in operation on Charles E Duff's farm on the Paris pike. The venture may offer services to others at reasonable prices.
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W. A. Sutton
Henry R. Prewitt
J. M. Hutsell
A. Sid Hart
Charles E. Duff
Montgomery Pulverizing Company
Jeffrey Lime
Duff
Paris Pike
Paper Sale Ends Lawrenceburg Record Franchise
Arthur Timoney has sold the Lawrenceburg Record to Jesse Alverson owner of the Lawrenceburg News. The Record will be published no more Timoney plans to resume work with the Advocate and the Danville Messenger notes one paper cannot live in a one paper town.
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Arthur Timoney
Lawrenceburg Record
Jesse Alverson
Lawrenceburg News
Record
Tim
Timoney
The
Advocate
Danville Messenger
Kentucky Methodist Ministers Assigned
Lexington District lists assignments for ministers including John R. Deering presiding elder with Sterling T. Watts assigned to Camargo and Grassy Lick and E T Caton to Frenchburg and Olympia S Fitch to Owingsville Circuit A C Johnson to Maysville District with Sharpsburg and Bethel and J L West named elsewhere
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Lexington
John R. Deering
Mr. Sterling
T. W. Watts
Camargo
Grassy Lick
E. T. Caton
Frenchburg
Olympia
S. T. Fitch
Owingsville
A. C. Johnson
Maysville
Sharpsburg
Bethel
J. L. West
Judge McCormick Begins Home on Owingsville Pike Farm
Judge G Allen McCormick has started a new residence on his farm along the Owingsville Pike and will employ a large force of men to finish before cold weather.
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G. Allen McCormick
Owingsville Pike
Farm Sale of M. F. Enright in Madison County
Notice announces a farm sale by M. F. Enright in Madison County. Details read in the issue indicate auction action and local notice language for prospective buyers.
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M. F. Enright
Madison County
Tobacco sticks go to Mc Cormick Lumber Co
A brief note directs buyers to Mc Cormick Lumber Co for tobacco sticks, indicating the supplier and location in a concise line.
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McCormick Lumber Co
Splendid Enrollment Across County Schools This Year
County Superintendent Geor gie Sledd reports strong turnout with about two thirds of county children in school and rising as farm work delays end. Private school of Mrs Prewitt opens with fifty pupils while County High School counts 48 and Belt Line 76. City Schools open with record first day attendance 463, forecast 550 before term ends.
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Georgie Sledd
J. W. Prewitt
Belt Line
W. C. Jetton
Mary Lockridge
Kathryn Appleton
W. O. Hopper
Ethel Ferguson
Canada
America
M. V. P. Yeaman
Chas, D. Grubbs
European War News In Brief To Date
Berlin dispatch reports a battle on the French center from Rethel to Verdun with near equal forces. Paris notes a general engagement east of the capital and German retirement at that point. Petrogad claims Russian forces close on Przemsyl as Austrian Galicia weakens. Antwerp says Belgians repelled a German attack. Rome reports Italian Socialist Reform party backing neutrality. London opens American Relief Committee offices as two thousand Americans seek aid.
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Berlin
Rethel
Verdun
Paris
Petrograd
Przemsyl
Lemberg
Galicia
Antwerp
Rome
Italian Socialist Reform Party
American Relief Committee
London
Pure Pork Sausage Daily at Sanitary Meat Market
Daily production of pure pork sausage offered at Sanitary Meat Market. Fresh batches available each day with a focus on quality and cleanliness.
Tobacco men report busy week and good crops
The report notes heavy cutting and storage last week with more work planned this week. Early tobacco yields exceed average and the late crop may be good if frost stays away. corn is fair overall, with late corn expected above average. Grass, watermelons, and related crops are in fair to good condition.
Conroy Relieved of Duty in State Penitentiary
John A. Conroy, once a trusted guard in the State Penitentiary and long a city native, was relieved from his post by the State Prison Commissioners at their last meeting to make room for another. Friends lament the removal and expect him to find lucrative employment, likely remaining in Frankfort with his family.
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John A. Conroy
State Penitentiary
Frankfort
Moonlight Schools Open in Montgomery County
Moonlight Schools began Monday night in Montgomery County with Miss Georgie Sledd, the County Superintendent, reporting satisfaction with early progress. The largest turnout appeared at the Colored school led by Prof. J. S. Estill, with 75 people enrolled.
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Montgomery County
Georgie Sledd
J. S. Estill
Miss Alta Evans Millinery Opening This Week
Attend Wednesday and Thursday September 16th and 17th for Alta Evans millinery opening. Explore new season hats and up to the minute styles.
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Alta Evans
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