Thompson challenges opponent over liquor law record in county race
E B Thompson addresses Republican voters in Rockcastle County condemning alleged lax enforcement of liquor laws and accusing his opponent of insincerity. He questions readiness to campaign and demands public stump speeches to prove a puncture proof record, labeling the rival as a “ mamma’s boy” and promising further critique.
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The
Signal
Solomon
Scott Free
Death
E. B. Thompson
Monty
Sincrely
S. D. Lewis
James Maret of Boone Way Visit Noted in Vernon Transit
Mr James Maret of Boone Way fame was in Vernon last Tuesday on his way from pi Vernon bas a ponition 4 ise each vehi.
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James Maret
Boone-Way Fame
Pi Vernon Bas
Local notices and church events in Rockcastle County
A compendium of brief local items reports visits by residents and relatives, medical updates, and church activities. Notable mentions include flower aid groups, doctors performing a tumor removal, travel to see relatives, revival close by Pittsburg, and planned services at the Christian church and Bible school with guest preachers touching Gym Sulphur and July dates.
Brodhead notes show local quarrels and greeting visits
In Brodhead a long column records local remarks from residents and visitors. It mentions threats from a rival, returns from trips, visits by editors and neighbors, courtship of candidates, and a reflection on the flag and national memory.
Pike Family Visits Louisville Through Rainy Roads
Brodhead notes Mr and Mrs Benjamine Pike of Frederick Oklahoma visiting here with Rev A J Pike after a ten day road trip from their home to Louisville facing rain and mud. Mrs H E Christie and daughter Annie Elizabeth and Miss Pearl Hicks visited in Louisville and Lebanon Junction. Chief Ben Riddle jailed Dad Adams and Joe Capps for drunkenness after a knife incident. Adams balked and Riddle struck him with his revolver. Adams paid about 2500 dollars, and was later judged by Judge Haggard.
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William Brady
Livingston
W. A. Warren
Dudley
Hubert Griffin
Covington
S. C. Franklin
Lexington
Mt. Vernon
I. A. Mann
Maysville
J. H. Walton
Edgar
Arl- Albright
Signal
London
Parkers Creek
Gauley
Ganley
Ed Quinn
Paris
J.B. Hayse
Bulah Quinn
Jalette Griffin
J. N. Griffin
J. W. Higgins
Risse Oliver
Winchester
Mariah Rambo
D. B. Rambo
Louisville
J. H. Browning
Wildie
O. W. Turpin
Brodhend
Richmond
W. M. Owens
Ida
Bessie
Myrtle Hamlin
Dora Mullins
Mullins
Brodhead
Benjamine Pike
Frederick
Oklahoma
A. J. Pike
Pearl Hicks
Lebanon Junction
Eliza Chasteen
Hiatt
A. M. Hiatt
Ben Riddle
Dad Adams
Joe Capps
Adams
Riddle
Judge Haggard
Harry Chasteen
A.M. Hiatt
Elizabeth Carter Taylor
Shelbyville
Mrs. Carter
Local News From Friendship Community
Levelgreen reports series of meetings led by Miss Lizzie Mec Gregor of Scotland and Miss Sadie Ward of Madison County. Residents attend church events and schoolhouse sermons as Rev J G Soward preaches. Local tales note crop progress and wheat shortages amid a busy social week.
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Lizzie MecGregor
Scotland
Sadie Ward
Madison County
R. L. Brown
T. J. Brown
Somerset
J. N. Brown
Bess DeBord
Berea
J. G. Soward
Maretburg
John M. Bailey
Elgin
Gofer Lawrence
Edd Jones
John Scott
Bromo
John MecMallins
Cholera Morbus Warns of Dangers and Remedy Use
In a warning about cholera morbus a local mother from Huntington Indiana touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential to have on hand. She recalls her 1911 summer children falling ill and receiving immediate relief from the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Hunnington
Ind
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Sutton & McBee
the Clothcraft Store
UY. Fish
Merion
Chad
Lars
L&in
L&n
Rockcastle County
R. G Webb
Livingston Heights
J. W.sams
Christian Ladies Aid
J. R. Cass
W. E. Gravely
W. F. Carter
Laucinda Burton
D. B. Southard
Stanford
J. T. Lawrence
W.F. Carter
Lawrence
A. B. Peters
M. K. Pennington
Peters
Pittsburg
Eld
L. N. Zowling
Christian Church and Bible School
Rockcastle Bibleian
Porters
Gym Sulphur
Christian Church
Brodhed
Johnathan
France
Levelgreen
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