Record-Breaking Boyle County Land Sale by Dunn Agency
Danville based I M Dunn Real Estate sold the Williams farm for over eighty thousand dollars in Boyle County. Tracts sold to J M Cres and Thomas Hendren at 37650 per acre totaling about 128 acres, plus other parcels to J Lee Murphy at 300 per acre. John M Cress led bidding on the residence and 60 acres at 416 per acre. Price Elliott bought the 107 acre Shelby farm. Col I M Dunn directed the event, praised by attendees as the region’s best. The sale drew a large crowd, with extensive roadways filled with cars and bidders, marking a record for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
I. M. Dunn Real Estate Agency
Boyle County
Williams
J. M. Cres
Lancaster Pike
Thomas Hendren
Garrard County
J. Lee Murphy
Hedgeville
J. M. Cress
Shelby
Price Elliott
Lincoln County
Col
I. M. Dunn
Kentucky
Advocate
Col. Dunn
Bruce
W. D. Williams
Notable Arrivals and Local Profiles From Various Counties
The snippet lists residents and arrivals including Madison Drug Company and local names from Cynthiana Bourbon county Paris Richmond and Danville. Carl Paulson and wife plus 19 children arrived from Norway to work a North Dakota farm. Paulson seeks more help. The North Carolina House defeated federal suffrage 71 to 41.
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Carl Paulson
Norway
Northwest
Paulson
Old Country
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina House
Boonesboro Beach Crowded as Summer Season Peaks
Boonesboro Bathing Beach and Mineral Springs draws large crowds with night bathing now popular thanks to electric lights. Numerous families and individuals from Lexington Versailles and nearby towns camp onsite. The Lexington Chess Club and residents from Winchester and Lexington are among noted attendees at the popular seasonal destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonesboro
Harry P. Butler
Newport
Miners Vote to Settle in Their Own State
The miners central competitive district voted to have miners in Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania seek and sign separate contracts with operators. The move follows operators failing to meet wage demands, effectively splitting the central field. Also noted are Kentucky Boy Scouts en route to the London jamboree reporting mild scarlet fever cases and a note that homes may be bought for Masonic widows at Camp Taylor site.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Miners Central
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
London
Camp Taylor
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Majestic
White
Hoover
Victor and Edison
Victor
Tts
Rothers
Kansas
Cincinati
McKee
Ladies’ Store
Coats
Voile
Batiste
McKeef’s Ladies’ Outfitters
Ike Dunn
F. H. Gordon
Madison Drug Company
H. L. Perry and Son
Stockton and Son
B. L. Middelton
Gay Lutes
Messrs
Victor Seamon
Richard Seamon
John Cowell
Thomas Thompson
New York City
Cynthiana
Emil Hamilton
L. C. Allen
Logan Scott
Alice Craig
Ethel McClaire
Bourbon County
Mr. Earl
North Carolina
John Bishop
Versailles
Clay Smithers
Frankfort
E. P. Perry
Lexing
Kirkpatrick
Nashville, Tenn
Grace Kirkpatrick
Russellville
L. P. Burris
Lexington
Anne Perry
W. H. Vance
Newcastle
Ind
Mayslick
Anna Pagne Darnell
Isabelle Darnell
Lucille Reese
Mary A. Clarke
Lillian Clark
Mabel Whaley
Mary Roff
Pearce West
Lissart Forman
Archibald Church
Richard Hopper
Clinton Disher
Willian Clarke
James Roff
June Stears
Tony Rogue
Tanker Jeese
R. D. Featherston
Charles Featherston
Lexington Chess Club
Frank O. Day
Matthew Amato
Anna Papina
May Amato
Gladys Papania
Elaise Harting
Lucille Smith
Ruby Smith
Thelma Herdman
L. B. Redmens
Chapone
Winchester
James Munday
Joycie Burgin
Sallie Munday
Walter Land
T. B. Stevens
C. A. Williams
Tom Lynch
Nancy Stevens
J. D. Seamon
Lutes
Hilda Seamon
Irene Seamon
Anna
Zaring
Clancy Kids
Percy L. Crosby
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Perry’s Drug Store
Main Street
Boz
Dandy
Dixie Minstrels
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