Local notes from Berea and nearby communities
Various notices report sick lists and visits including Jesse Livesay and Ruth Reppert, plus travel of Mrs. Georgia Rice to Louisville and families gathered in town. Moves include Louis Miller resigning for a job in Lexington and Robert Harry Miller buying a Miami Oklahoma drug store. Also adds about lighting installations, horse sale ad, and William Newcomb death in Fort Worth with biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harry
Floyd Miller
Miami
Oklahoma
Floyd
Robert Harry Miller
Electrical fixtures on display to visitors next week in town
Mr Pulliam of James Clark Jr Electric Co will visit with a full line of electric fixtures and daily demonstrations of appliances such as broilers toasters fans and irons. Also local notices report delays at Middlesboro post office and police seeking two Cleveland women allegedly aiding auto thieves. Elder A C Griffith to preach Crate Evans funeral at Raspberry and begin meetings at Pine Hill after recent Raspberry gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulliam
James Clark Jr., Electric Co
Wil
Cleveland
A. C. Griffith
Crate Evans
Raspberry
Pine Hill
Burdoff-Brecker Co. Representative At Rockcastle Hotel
Mr R J DeGraw of Burdoff-Brecker Co Louisville will be at the Rockcastle Hotel until Saturday afternoon with a full line of lighting fixtures and mantles. He invites interested parties to call at the hotel or contact by phone or let him visit homes to show the line. It costs nothing to look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.J DeGraw
Burdoff-Brecker Co
Louisville
Rockcastle
Remembeer
Ady
B. R. Wilmott
J. J. McCall
Maretburg
Finlay
I. R. Storm
Adams
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dry Ridge
W.E. Graveley
Chilren
HH. H. Hutcheson
Middleshoro
Willlard Hilton
Stanford
Judith McCall
B. R. Wilmett
J. J. Albright
Luli Jones
Crab Orchard
Lizzie Storm
F. L. Durham
Hazel Reynolds
Mt. Vernon
J. F
Bob Were
Elisha
Madnox
A. B. Cass
John Payne
Kimerick
A. J. Vaugin
Christian Church
R. H Hamm
C. C. Howell
Boy Scouts of America Promotes Woodcraft And Training
The Boy Scouts of America invites readers to learn more or join, offering a book for 25 cents and listing its aims in woodcraft athletics and health. Notable supporters include Secretary of the Navy Daniels and presidents Taft and Roosevelt. Local notices report community life, farm conditions, and obituaries, with regional updates across Kentucky and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Scout
S. Kl. Bowman
Vernon
New York
Masonic Home Journal
Louisville
National Council of the Boy Scouts
Washington
Daniels
Nelson
Clapp
Minnesota
Johnson
Maine
Dan Beard
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Jacob A. Ris
the Outlook
Fair Grounds Progress Highlighted By Dry Weather and Community Aid
In Brodhead on the fair grounds a successful midweek work day saw the amphitheater section raised and grounds cleared, with four teams aiding track work hampered by dry conditions. A well drilling outfit advanced progress, while rain enabled rolling. volunteers and local ladies provided cake and lemonade as Miss Lizze Storm hosted guests from London nearby, including Kate and Lucile Poynter and Mrs. A S Branderburg. John Cress pledged to donate the best sheep from a three hundred head drove for the next working dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moore Chint Lear
W. H. Anderson
R. L
John Cress
Preachersville
Kate
Lucile Poynter
A. S. Branderburg
London
Lizze Storm
Fencing supplies advertised for immediate home use
Local ad declares carload of American Wire Fencing with hammers posthole diggers and staples available. Promises standard, high quality materials and urges readers to call when fencing is needed.
Crop Report Delivers June 1 1914 Kentucky Weather Notes
May proved unusually dry in Kentucky with little rainfall from May 8 to June 1. Early damage from drought was not serious by June 1, though reports indicate the land awaits relief as copious rains follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Pistol and Cigarette Laws Urge Strict Enforcement
A county attorney urges strict enforcement of two new laws. The pistol law fines range 50 to 100 dollars and up to 40 days jail for a first offense, with one to five years for a second offense. The cigarette law imposes fines for minors and smokers in schools, plus stiff penalties for sellers, with officers obliged to arrest minors and report to court.
Dr King's New Discovery Aids Coughs And Colds
Coughs and colds weaken the system with bronchial troubles and loss of appetite. A five ounce bottle of Dr King's New Discovery stops coughs and helps throat and lung issues. Testimony from O H Brown of Muscatine Alabama claims it saved his wife. Suitable for children. 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Vernon
Jas. Lanprum
Mt Vernon
Jesse Livesay
Georgia Rice
Joe Norton
Ruth Reppert
Lexington
L. H. Davis
Livingston
I. A. Bowman
S. F. Bowman
Willie Francis
Mrs. Brown
Roy Beasley
Louis Cooper
Asher Addition
John Hysinger
Myrtle Shoemake
Roberta Purcell
Atty
J. W. Brown
J. Thos
F. J. Cheek
Macmillan
Louis Farmer
Indianapol S
OF Bowman
Louis Miller
W. J. Sparks Co
Chas. C. Davis Drug Store
Walter Miller
Afton
Ola
Tate
C. S. Ogg
Berea
Nora Maret
Granville Maret
Linda Benton
Shirley Tate
Brodhead
Millersburg
A. B. Furnish
Ben Wanzer
Wanzer
Attys. Co. R
Elmer Brock
Louis Sandlin
Kingston
G. A. R. Post
Middlesboro
5S. F. Bowman
Boone Way Opera House
F. L. Thompson
Co. C. Williams
ER. Gentry
Sparks
A. G. Bartet
Ecabin
Langdon Memorial School
Drmitory
Mt. Vernoy Graded School
L. Brynt
W A McKenzie
Postoffice
W. RR. McClure
C. B. McKenzie
Fort Worth
Texas
Willam Jackson Newcomb
M. P. Newcomb
M. E. & T. Railroad
James Maret
J. J. Lawrence
G. B. Lawrence
Level Green
Will
Samuels
Bardstown
Southern Pacific Road
Galveston
Railroad and Steamship Line
Kate Hamner
Edgewood
Forth Worth
Newcomb
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
Lone Star State
Triangle Park
THE
R. H
Cox & Wheeldon
Cox& Wheeldon
Post Office
Old Cull
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Spring Garden St
Phila
Bank of
Mt.Vernon
the Bank of Mt. Vernon
Attorneys At Law
Bethurum
Mount Vernon Monumental
Geo. Owens
Poue
J.C. McClary
Stanford, Ky
Williams
Bank of Mt. Vernon
Chur Street
J. C. Moore Jeweler
COK Bros
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