Wanted saddle stallion sighted in Richmond court day
J. F. Cook of Lexington seeks a saddle stallion aged 3 to 5 years and about 15.3 hands. He will be in Richmond court day to view and purchase. Contact 523 W 3rd Street, Lexington or call 2885 PHONE St.
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J. F. Cook
W. 3Rd Street
Lexington
Christmas gift exchange scheme gains ground in stores
Large department stores start a Christmas exchange where shoppers send names to a department, which then asks friends what they want. Respondents answer, not knowing the giver, and lists are shared with the original givers. The plan promises precise gifts within budget.
Community stores plan to aid Santa with energy saving
The plan suggests local shops or church committees could offer a Christmas service to raise funds, with a moderate price for the effort. The notion imagines helping Santa conserve energy as he travels widely, noting his need to cover a great deal of ground this season.
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Woman's wild flight for safety in Mexico
Dallas reports detail a dramatic flight by Mrs Clarz Smith Hamon secretary of the late Jake L Hamon Oklahoma Republican committeeman. She urged a service driver to speed to a flying field then begged for faster travel as she discussed the shooting of a man in Ardmore and worried about arrest in Texas or Mexico. The fleeing woman bought an El Paso ticket and planned to reach the border for safety.
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Funktown ceremony ends in feud and warrants
Elmer Hudson wed Eloise Green at Switzer. Russell Green and John Hudson clashed on the road, each filing warrants. Green fined ten dollars and Hudson dismissed after county residents testified about the feud.
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Mayflower Offered to Harding for Washington Journey
President Wilson directs use of the Mayflower presidential yacht to carry Warren G. Harding from Norfolk to Washington. Secretary Daniels informs Senator Harding via radiogram that the yacht will be at Hampton Roads on the Pastores arrival and available for his passage to the capital.
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