Midseason Spinach Sowing Advice in New Zealand Variety
The article advises sowing late spinach now to carry through winter with straw mulch. It promotes the New Zealand variety as able to grow through summer and recommends allowing seedlings to mature before mulching. It notes an unusually large supply of birds and quail in Madison county this year.
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New Zealand
Madison County
Choves Season Begins With Early Month Expanse
The season for choves starts at the first of the month as many prepare to take advantage in the first week. Several parties are said to plan departure from Richmond early next week to spend some time in the region.
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Richmond
Clay County Marshal Dies of Wounds in Kentucky
Carlo B. Marion marshal of Horse Creek mining camp died from liver-penetrating wounds after a shooting by Will Smith. Smith and a woman were jailed awaiting an examining trial before County Judge Roy B. House. Marion’s dying statement said Smith admitted going to Manchester and Marion asked about whisky before being shot twice. Witnesses include Deputy Moses Lewis and a nearby milking woman. Marion, born in Owsley county, had been away west for years, then settled in Manchester two years ago and was known as an able officer.
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Manchester
Carlo B. Marion
Horse Creek
Will Smith
Marion
Smith
Roy B. House
Moses Lewis
Simth
Lewis
Owsley County
Second District Growers Organize in Henderson Ky
About 200 farmers in Kentucky's Second district gathered in Henderson to form the Farmers' Bureau Tobacco Company. The plan calls for a corporation to market tobacco, issuing stock at 100 dollars per five acres with a 6 percent annual dividend and control of at least 60 percent of the dark tobacco in Kentucky. A committee including W T Harris Louis Hancock and Henry S Derry will draft the articles of incorporation, aiming to start within 60 days.
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Henderson
Plureau
Second Congressional District
Farmers’ Bureau Tobacco Company
Kentucky
W. T. Harris
Morganfield
Louis Hancock
Providence
Henry S. Derry
Owensboro
Sugar price fight at Louisville store shake up
Louisville grocer J Gold advertises 17 cent sugar and shows 10,000 pounds in bags outside his shop to prove no shortage. This morning a note appeared on his door demanding sugar stay at 18 cents or higher.
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Louisville
J. Gold
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and proven safe for over twenty years. It stresses an unbroken Bayer package with directions for relief from headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes small tins cost a few cents and druggists offer larger packages. It cites Bayer as the trade mark and monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Freight rates not so heavy after all
Washington reports that after the latest rate changes, fewer pounds of cotton beef sugar and wheat are needed to pay freight costs than in October 1916. Comparisons show lower effective freight practicality for a 500-pound bale of cotton, a 20,000-pound car of beef, a 100-pound sugar load, and a 60,000-pound car of wheat despite higher nominal rates.
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Washington
Southern Railway System
Commerce Monthly
National Bank of Commerce of
New York
South
New Orleans
Selma
Ala
Meridian
Miss
East St. Louis
Savannah
Chattanooga
Morristown
Tenn
Dalton
Public Sale of Household Goods and Farm Implements
D G Martin announces a public sale on Wednesday September 1 at his Irvine Pike residence two miles east of Richmond. Items include old fashion Mohair parlor furniture a corner cupboard table chest of drawers three Jersey cows two milking, one driving horse wagon harness and many other items with terms to be announced sale day.
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Irvine Pike
Richmond
D. G. Martin
Progress on the Otter Greek Bridge
One abutment at Otter Creek bridge near Red House is finished and a second is underway with three piers planned. Grade work on the far side nears completion and concrete is laid. The near side work is paused to keep the roadway open, aiming to finish the bridge before restarting that side. Delays due to material have abated and no further holds are expected.
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Otter Creek
Red House
Walls Rise at New Presbyterian Church Building
The church walls are rapidly taking form and the extensive work is being realized. The building will be enclosed in a short time.
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New Presbyterian Church
Body of woman found on rocks near fort at Staten Island
Police report a well dressed woman found deceased on rocks near the fort on Staten Island New York. Authorities investigate the scene and determine the cause of death pending autopsy results.
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Staten Island
New York
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