Court Day Report Prices for Cattle and Hogs in October Market
In this court day note, cattle sold mainly between 4 and 10 cents per pound with yearlings 6 to 8 cents and cows and heifers 5 to 8 cents. Prices listed include Sam Keeton 960 lb steers at 100 a head and various cows and calves, with no hogs and a small horse/mule run. The writer notes grass and water affecting buyers and predicts a bigger run at the next October court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usal
Sam Keeton
S. Cannoy
Halsey Bros
Theo Oldfield
Ratcliff & Hurst
Turley & Crouch
James Arnett
C. C. McDonald
Wade
Wm. Lovely
J. C. Grewell
Wm. Davis
Mr. Adams
E. H. Brother
Simon Weil
Hardin Jackson
Dorsey Pieratt
D. R. Gay
M. F. Carter
Recital by Pennell Kinnaird and Trio at Baptist Church
Tenor Mr Pennell Kinnaird accompanied by Miss Martha Coleman violinist Miss Elizabeth McCaun reader and Miss Louise Crear pianist offers a Friday 8 06 pm program at the Baptist church auditorium Under the Young Woman's Auxiliary auspices the event asks for a free will offering Featured pieces include O Sole Mio meditation from Thaïs Read Old Pal of Mine When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and I Hear You Calling Me among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell Kinnaird
Martha Coleman
Elizabeth McCaun
Louise Crear
the Baptist Church
de Capua
Miss Coleman Bercense
Jocelyn
Godard
Miss Coleman
T. A. Daly
Regs
Olcott-Ball
Miss McCoun
Marshall
Ball
Paint for sale gallons ready mixed white and red roofing
About eight gallons of ready mixed white paint available for sale plus some red roofing paint. Apply at this office.
Howell Reese resigns from R. E. Punch & Co to join Canton retailer
Howell Reese resigns after ten years with R. E. Punch & Co and will move to Canton Ohio to take a similar sales position with a large retail clothing concern. He departs this week and begins duties immediately as friends wish him success in his new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Reese
R. E. Punch & Co
Canton
Ohio
Mr. Reese
Mr. Sterling
Delicious Cafe Guests and Winter Move Highlight Local News
The article notes the Delicious Cafe serving fine meals. It mentions Mr and Mrs Stanley O Wood renting the Whitehead residence for winter and moving to fame. The Whites plan to spend winter in Georgia where Mr Whitehead has secured a fine position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley O. Wood
S. M. Whitehead
Fame
Walsh Co Sells Leather Coats In Old Time Prices
The Walsh Co advertises boys children and mens leatherette coats at sale prices with latest novelties offered at traditional old time rates.
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The
Walsh Co
Ninth District W C T U Convenes in Owingsville
The Ninth District W C T U Convention met in Owingsville for an all day session. State Treasurer Mrs Nora Taylor and State Secretary Mrs Julia Greene attended. Mt Sterling union members present included Mrs Charles Oldham Mrs EB Reis Mrs B W Trimble Mrs R F Mastin etc. Visitors were entertained at luncheon by the Owingsville W C T U. The Delicious Cafe serves meals described as nice clean and home like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
Nora Taylor
Julia Greene
Mt. Sterling Union
Charles K. Oldham
EB. C. Reis
B. W. Trimble
R. F. Mastin
Hattie Howell
W. Hoffman Wood
H. M. Bishop
Jennie Thomson
John Arnold
George McCormick
Overton Jones
Clyde Darsie
Owingsville W. C. T. U
Seed Wheat Stolen From Sullivan Farm on Wades Mill Pike
H W Sullivan reports several bushels of seed wheat stolen from his grainery on the Wades Mill pike Saturday night. Authorities take up the case and Sullivan offers a 50 dollar reward for capture or for information leading to arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Sullivan
Wades Mill
Mr. Sullivan
Advance in Property on Winn Street Then Sold Bargain
Mrs. R. J. Hunt bought a Winn Street home for 1550, sold it two years later for 3000, and yesterday the property sold to J T Richardson for 3500, described as a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hunt
Winn Street
J. T. Richardson
Stephens' Grocery Prices Echo Low Costs
Local grocer Stephens advertises prices "as low as the low est" and invites customers to call 246 for the store's deals and offerings.
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Stephens’ Grocery
Pie Supper at Kiddville Schoolhouse Event
A pie supper will be held at the Kiddville schoolhouse on Thursday night September 18. Addresses by Mr Chapman of Frankfort and County Superintendent Miss Stevenson precede the event. Proceeds go to the library. Eight o clock start. The Delicious Cafe opens for short orders any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiddville
Chapman
Frankfort
Miss Stevenson
Contract Let For Owingsville Pike resurfacing
A contract is likely to be awarded this week for resurfacing the Owingsville pike from Mt. Sterling to Ewington with hot oil and pea gravel, signaling upcoming road work on this route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
Combined Mare Offered for Easy Driving and Riding
A calm, friendly mare described as safe and gentle for any rider or driver. The notice invites applicants to visit the office, and mentions a cafeteria offering steaks and a delicious cafe for visitors.
Surplus Food Shipments Delayed Across Nine States
In a Sept 13 1919 Chicago letter Postmaster Sterling Ky was told that goods cannot yet be advised on arrival. The message notes thousands of orders nationwide plus local distribution, with immense work and logistics involved. Lieutenant Colonel James P Castleman assures delivery at earliest possible moment and Stephens Grocery urges placing orders for best quantity of meats and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Chicago
Sterling
James P. Castleman
Quartermaster Corps
Mayors to Convene in St Louis for Valley Civic Plan
Mayor Reid McKee reports an invitation from the St Louis mayor to attend a Mississippi Valley Association meeting in St Louis on September 18. The purpose is to craft a definite program for civic betterment and include officials from commercial clubs boards of trade chambers of commerce bankers manufacturers jobbers merchants and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid McKee
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Association
Boards of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Shortage Alerts Laborers Hit Clothing Footwear Makers
There is a wonderful shortage of clothing hat and shoe laborers throughout the manufacturing states and few goods will be offered later. Buy now. The Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walsh Co
Suit Filed to Contest Will in Montgomery Circuit Court
Kelly Day Jones sues in Montgomery Circuit Court against R. M. Trimble executor of the will of J. Green Trimble to set aside the late J. Green Trimble, Sr. will. Attorneys Robert H. Winn John A. Judy of this city and Jerry South of Washington DC represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kelly Day Jones
R. M. Trimble
J. Green Trimble
Robert H. Winn
John A. Judy
Jerry South
Washington, D.C
Wanted Small Child’s Iron Bed For Application
A terse notice seeks a small child’s iron bed and directs applicants to apply at this office. No other details are provided.
Local man Gay Wilson returns to city plans meat business
Gay Wilson has returned to this city after months in Detroit and will likely settle here to pursue the meat trade. Farmers tobacco men and commercial travelers are invited to dine at the Del icious Cafe which serves meals and short orders around the clock. Presbyterian church services are listed for Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Union Christian Endeavor Society at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
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Gay Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Union Christian Endeavor Society
Ice Cream Supper and Hat Show at Science Ridge
An ice cream supper is planned for Friday night at Science Ridge with a public invitation. The Walsh Co displays Knox and Stetson fall and winter hats in a broad range of colors and styles for attendees to see.
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Science Ridge
Sugar profiteering slammed by Kentucky commission
Retail grocers charging more than 11 cents a pound for granulated sugar are accused of profiteering. H. B. Smith, secretary of the Kentucky High Cost of Living Commission, urged reports of overcharges and warned of federal prosecutions. The panel inched meat prices downward and anticipated action on butcher profiteering this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smith
Kentucky High Cost of Living Commission
Commission
Reverend Clark Rent at Sycamore Street Parsonage
Mrs. W P Guthrie rents upstairs on Sycamore Street to Rev J L Clark pastor of the Methodist congregation for the parsonage repairs at fifty dollars per month. Clark will take possession at once.
Delicious Cafe Opens Dining Room With Short Orders
The Delicious Cafe announces the opening of its dining room with short orders as a specialty. The new setup invites diners to enjoy quick service and a streamlined menu.
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Delicious Cafe
Local men buy two 1920 Buick five passenger cars
Dan B. Skidmore of this city and Edward Peck of Sharpsburg purchased and received from Mt. Sterling Garage two handsome five passenger 1920 Buick cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan B. Skidmore
Edward Peck
Sharpsburg
Mt. Sterling
Long wear shoes for the boys The army and dress shoes for boys
The line markets long wear footwear for boys describing army and dress shoes as unmatched. The snippet emphasizes durability and style suitable for military and formal wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Co
Rev R C Goldsmith resigns Paris church for Mt Sterling pastorate
Rev R C Goldsmith resigns after four years at Paris church where over 100 members joined the congregation. He will assume Mt Sterling leadership around October 1. Mt Sterling evening service moved to 7 30. Messengers named to Boone's Creek Association in Union City September 17. Women’s Missionary Society exceeded their 1918 1919 apportionment by giving more than double.
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Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
R. C. Goldsmith
Paris
Goldsmith
Mt. Sterling
Bourbon News
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Physician Defends Use of Medical Emblem on Car
Gazette clarifies that the emblem on the physician's machine is the Caduceus of the American Medical Association. The doctor has long been a member of the AMA and
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U. S. Medical Corps
Gazette
American Medical Association
City Schools Open With Large Attendance
The City Schools opened yesterday with over 500 students in attendance, exceeding the 1918 and 1917 openings. Dr. M. V. P. Yeaman led the devotional in Chapel, followed by addresses from Charles D. Grubbs and L. T. Chiles of the School Board. Superintendent Hopper notes overcrowding in 2nd to 5th grades, requiring division and additional teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. P. Yeaman
Charles D. Grubbs
Hopper
Angela Hainline Recovers After Throat Operation
Angela, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hainline, has recovered from a throat operation at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington and returned home to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Charles Hainline
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
County
Old Baptist Assoc Holds Four Day Meeting With Hopewell Church
The Old Baptists met in association with Hopewell Baptist church in Breathitt county for Thursday through Sunday services. About 1500 attended on Sunday and around 15 preachers spoke. The group plans to meet next year with Mud Lick church in Breathitt county.
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Old Baptists
Hopewell Baptist Church
Mud Lick
Breathité County
E. J. Kash
Sam
Kelly
William
Dan
Ely
Oliver
Breathitt
H. C. Hurst
Jackson
Greene Garrett
Winchester
Crown Gasoline Sold Through Crown Pump on Liberty Street
Strother Motors Company will sell only Crown gasoline and has installed a Crown pump praised for precise measurements. The firm believes Crown quality and accurate measurement will give the public the best service and urges customers to seek the Crown pump on Liberty Street.
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Strother Motors Company
Liberty Street
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Court Day Report
W. E. Bean
Advocate
Mr. Kinnaird
Massenet
Eco Cadman
Miss McCaun
Mother
Mr. Kinnaird Seeeewebeeee
Deneemet
W.C. T. U. Convention
Tvreat
North Carolina
Stephens Grocery
Will
Crown
L. A. Fennell
N. Broadway
Mary C. Ayres
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