Road Contracts Set For August 13 In Kentucky
The state highway commission will award contracts Tuesday August 13 for 11.4 miles of grading and drainage on the Barbourville Pimeville road in Knox county 15 miles of grading and drainage on the West Liberty Frenchburg road in Morgan county 5.7 miles of macadam on the Greenville Central City road in Muhlenberg county 5.6 miles of erosion and drainage on the Dixon Henderson road in Webster county 4.5 miles of paved asphalt water bound macadam on the Beattyville Irvine road 1.35 miles of rock asphalt reinforced cement or bituminous macadam between Williamstown and Dry Ridge and three miles of the same materials between Williamstown and Dry Ridge.
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Frankfort
State Highway Commission
Barbourville-Pimeville
Knox County
West Liberty-Frenchburg
Morgan County
Greenville Central City
Muhlenberg County
Dixon-Henderson
Webster County
Beattyville
Irvine
Williamstown
Coal Prices Stall Richmond School Board Cautious
Richmond city and county school boards refuse $15-$16 per ton coal bids for winter supplies. Officials report no purchases yet as dealers anticipate a market shift while producers, retailers, and wholesalers seek a solution. Four sources offer varying views, but the cold season approaches with limited stock and rising concern.
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Richmond City School Board
Eastern Normal School
Richmond
Kentucky visitors in Richmond on Tuesday
Kentucky visitors in Richmond on Tuesday included J A Butler W H Thompson Ce cil Cantwell M L Harris A B Rains and C W Berry from Lexington C S Brown Mr Sterling and Mr and Mrs C E Campbell from Berea P M Shye from Winchester W B Martin from Danville Robert Clark from Edenton S H H Stevens from Irvine and E C Chenault Jr from Mt Sterling.
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Kentucky
Richmond
J. A. Butler
W. H. Thompson
Cecil Cantwell
M. L.harris
A. B. Rains
C. W. Berry
Lexington
C. S. Brown
Mr. Sterling
C. E. Campbell
Berea
P. M. Shye
Winchester
W. B. Martin
Danville
Robert Clark
Edenton
S. HH. Stevens
Irvine
E. C. Chenault, Jr
Mt. Sterling
Henry Youtsey Marries in Covington After Pardoned Conviction
Henry Youtsey, a former Frankfort penitentiary inmate pardoned three years ago, wed Miss Lillie M. Horner of Covington Saturday night in a ceremony by Rev. James M. Crutchfield. Youtsey, now with a Northern Kentucky lighting firm, previously faced charges tied to the assassination of Governor William Goebel. Also noted is the Walter Hall farm sheep sale near Lexington with local men attending to buy stock for area farms.
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Henry Youtsey
Covington
Newport
Frankfort
William Goebel
Lillie M. Horner
James M. Crutchfield
Old Taylor Methodist Church
Youtsey
Kentucky
Walter Hall
Lexington
James Wagers
Tey
Kentucky Debt Rank Believed Lower Than Many States
Census Bureau figures show Kentucky's 1919 gross debt at 6,285,962 dollars with per capita 2.60. Twenty other states have greater gross debt, according to the Associated Press report from Washington dated August 18.
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Kentucky
Association Press
Washington
Grading Papers Under Way After Special School Exam
Grading of papers for the state wide special examination is underway with returns expected from Frankfort soon. More teachers may be added. Special exams were held statewide and full quotas are anticipated. County schools show rising attendance and strong health, with ongoing extensive improvement projects and possible extra buildings to accommodate students.
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Frankfort
Miss Lillian Wilson Hosts Weekend Social Round
Brookstown residents Ada and Bernice Horn visit near Winchesett as Lillian Wilson hosts at her home with guests including Nannie Harris Parks and Bertha Abney. The group enjoys a counted party with neighbors, friends, and relatives before late Sunday visits and birthday greetings.
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Ada and
Bernice Horn
Near Winchesett
Lillian Wilson
Nannie Harris
Parks
Charley Tipton
Cora Bowles
W. P. Wilson
Lillian
Ada
Bertha Abney
Cra Bowlen
Margaret McKinney
Nannie Harris Parks
Mary Bele Covington
Cora Bowlen
Eula Jones
Ophelia Risk
Ev. Dunbar
Walker Covington
Ja Risk
James Preston Lanter
Rufus
Ray Wilson
Allen Whitaker Improves Using Crutches After Wounds
Ex service man Allen Whitaker, wounded overseas, is again able to go out with crutches. He has undergone six operations at Pattie A. Clay infirmary for shrapnel wounds and hopes no further surgeries are needed.
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Allen Whitaker
Pattie A. Clay
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Richmond and Vicinity
Superior Woolen Mills
Gibson House
B. L. Chambers
Louisville, Ky
Woolen Incorporated
Paris , Ky
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Richmond, Ky
Williamstown and
Dry Ridge
Park
Ritz
Ritz Hotel
Tarvia Road
Preent
BK Si
Ctill
Seeit
Freeman Realty Company
F. H. Gordon
Brookstown
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the Dunlap Clothes Shop
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Zaring
Clancy Kimns
Percy L. Crosby
The
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