Local Farmers Busy as Spring Arrives in JJisputanta
The community reports a wet winter ending and fields waking up with oats being sown, tobacco beds cleared and plowed. Marriage notices include James L. Gatliff and Laura Ballinger and Charley King with Ethel Gatliff. Mrs. Maggie Thomas died after kidney disease.
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Hughey Ponder
Louisville
Baptist Theological Seminary
Clear Creek
Ponder
James L. Gatliff
Laura Ballinger
Mr. Gatliff
Squire James Gatliff
Reubin Ballinger
Johnetta
Charley King
Ethel Gatliff
Wesley Abney
Maggie Thomas
W. H. Thomas
Willis Shearer
Thomas
Sherman Chasteen
Charles King
W. E. Spires
A. M. Payne
George
Oscar Chasteen
Dreyfus
How to Prevent Croup in Children
Advice for parents to reduce croup risk urges light evening meals to avoid a full stomach and early treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of hoarseness. The guidance notes watchful care and suggests obtaining the remedy widely.
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Chamberlain
Notable Visitors and Local Gleanings From Mount Vernon
Bredkhead Ben Riddle and Edgar Brown, recently in Detroit, plan a short return visit as Mr Brown moves his family there. Local officials Judge G. M. Ballard and E. R. Gentry helped locate thieves who stole from P. E Shiver’s smoke house. The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives, trips to Louisville and Lexington, and community notes on health, work, and social visits across Mt Vernon and nearby towns.
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Ben Riddle
Edgar Brown
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Brown
G. M. Ballard
E. R. Gentry
Mt. Vernon
P. E Shiver
Fred. L Durham
Amy Proctor
Mt Vernon
Mary Proctor
J. C. Moore
J. W. Moore
Sylvan Bortes
Joe Mink
Richmond
P. E. Robbins
Walter Boyd
Corbin
H. T Young
B. T Young
Robert Davis
Walter Robins
E. B Newland
Heidleburg
A. T. Furnish
H. 8. Hutcheson
Middlesboro
W. E. Gravely
Ella Belle Newland
Lexington
Crab Orchard
J. W. Tate
Louisville
J. C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Livingston
Tempest Ward
J. H. Ward
Lebanon
J. M. Roberts
Annie Cass
Everett Watson
John Robins
J. M. Lear
J. R. Cass
I. B. Hilton
Stanford
Ed. Sproule
Littler
Frankie
Williamsburg
Willie Cass
Lester Hilton
Clyde Watson
A.J. Pike
Baptist Church
R. L. Smith
Hiatt
Pineville
W. F. Carter
W. J. Haggard
Bowling Green
Holden
Rockcastle farmers urged to boost local wealth and soil health
An editorial urges Rockcastle County to improve soil with lime, phosphorus, and organic matter, rotate crops including clover and cow peas, and grow feed at home. It champions cattle, sheep, and poultry for profit, strengthens farm associations to curb predation, and calls for local spending to support roads and schools. It notes Lancaster County as a model and cites Acres of Diamonds.
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Astern Kentucky
Rockcastle
Rockcastle County
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
America
Russell H Conwell
Tockcastle County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Deafness
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness comes from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can only be cured by a constitutional remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure. It pledges to pay $100 for any case not cured by the remedy and offers circulars free with purchase at 75 cents through Chaney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Chaney & CO
Toledo
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