Fire destroys Eureka Togffind Supply Co. shop in Winchester
A Monday morning blaze of unknown origin destroyed the Eureka Togffind Supply Co. machine shop on Hill street, damaging tools and machinery. Officials estimate the loss between 30000 and 35000 dollars. the fire began around 4:30 and burned about an hour. origin suspected from sparks off a passing train. Scarlet fever outbreak cited in London Boy Scouts ranks.
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Eureka Togffind,Supply Co
Hill Street
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Wail Raised Over Mail Service Changes
Richmond citizens protest railroad changes to BE and N rail line disrupting mail. No mail on new No 10 northbound or No 9 southbound trains delays Cincinnati deliveries from 12 to 16 hours, harming business and postal connections at Paris Lexington Winchester. Public concern cites Uncle Sam funding and altered connections.
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Otter Creek Bridge Construction Begins Near Red House
Work on the Otter Creek bridge near Red House has started and progresses despite frequent rains. Contractors are shipping in more material daily to finish before cold weather. The crossing has been a long sought improvement, as the stream is the largest in the area without a bridge.
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Otter Creek
Red House
Kentucky Bible School to Open at Camp Daniel Boone
Madison county representatives attend the Kentucky Bible school conference at Camp Daniel Boone August 21 to 24. Senator Beckham and Governor Morrow may address sessions if possible. Dr. F A Agar leads discussions on church efficiency with ministers and Bible class delegates in mornings and special minister sessions. The camp is on the L N railroad between Nicholasville and Richmond.
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Kentucky Bible School
Camp Daniel Boone
J. W. C. Beckham
Edwin P. Morrow
F. A. Agar
New York City
Daniel Boone
Nicholasville
Richmond
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised for Gentle Relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant and mild in effect. It claims easy dosing and broad praise from users, noting a price of a quarter.
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Smiths Vacation at Conway
Prof and Mrs G D Smith and family are taking their vacation at Conway.
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Mrs. G. D. Smith
Conway
No Faith in Banks or Hotels Endangers Owensboro Man
Owensboro Kentucky August 17 Atha Henning a farmer once robbed of 450 dollars by a bank lost confidence in financial institutions. He carried money in a sack and wore it at night. He stayed at a hotel last week and woke to find 1500 dollars missing from his bed after forgetting his wallet and rushing to the office.
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Owensboro
Atha Henning
This County
Ex-Chief Bullock of Covington Sentenced for Theft Complicity
Ex-Chief of Police E. L. Bullock from Covington was sentenced to one year in prison for alleged complicity in a theft case. The case centers on his alleged involvement with the theft and details of the charges and proceedings were reported by the local newspaper.
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E. L. Bullock
Covington
Feud Between Sheep Growers and Dog Owners Heads to State Fair
The Kentucky feud between sheep raisers and dog owners, inflamed by the new dog law, moves to the state fair. The dispute focuses on kennel and pen conditions as both sides prepare for the exhibit and potential confrontations.
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Kentucky
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