Bend and Paint Lick Couple Wed on Thanksgiving Day
Miss Bessie Daugherty of Paint Lick and Alvin C. Dennis of Bend united in marriage on Thanksgiving at the bride’s home. The couple received warm wishes for happiness and a peaceful life. Local events include Ed Ellington hosting a gathering for A C Dennis and bride, cattle trading near court day, and notes on tobacco labor and river tide disruptions.
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Bessie Daugherty
Alvin C. Dennis
Bend
Ed Ellington
A. C. Dennis
John D. Pearson
Vancouver firm to ship ready made houses to Britain
A British Columbia company plans to send ready made wooden houses from a 50 acre Vancouver site to Great Britain to ease the housing shortage. Scarcity of homes has shifted British attitudes toward frame houses and the British government has contracted for 70 million feet of BC lumber to build hundreds of houses.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Great Brittain
Richmond real estate market sees rapid transfers and new mills
Richmond real estate changes hands quickly as landlords seek tenants and developers plan new apartment ventures. Mayor Evans buys a two story Bur namwood house for around 7000 dollars and takes possession January 1. County School Superintendent Edwards buys a Fifth street home for private price and will move with his family. Sim Turpin buys a Collins street home for about 3500 dollars while in Mississippi. Numerous transfers in Richmond Berea and Kirksville are recorded by County Clerk Maupin, including parcels for Pitts Parks and Engle, Wilson Tate, Coddington Smith and others with values from 600 to 6000 dollars. Opportunities for first class apartments are noted as potential dividend payers.
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Richmond
L. P. Evans
Burnamwood
Joe Gianchigliani
S.S. Myers
Ben F. Edwards
Fifth Street
James Baxter
Sim Turpin
Mississippi
Real
Esate
H. C. James
Sam Willoughby
Collins Street
Berea
Kirksville
J. W. Maupin
J. B. Pitts
J. Chester Parks
Laura Spinks
Chas. Burdette
Cha
H. C. Rice
Madison Burgin
W. P. Williams
S. S. Noble
Lee Lawyers Lose on Land Suit Contract
In a Frankfort ruling the Court of Appeals voided the contract between former Governor A. O. Stanley and Theodore Blakey and Clayton Rakey to file escheat suits on thousands of acres of Eastern Kentucky land held by corporations. The Roberta Coal Company of Letcher County asked dismissal. the court agreed, saying the petition rests on a void contract. The ruling may affect all Blakey suits. the Attorney General may continue prosecutions.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
A. O. Stanley
Theodore Blakey
Clayton Rakey
Beattyville
Kentucky
Blakeys
Commonwealth
Roberta Coal Company
Letcher County
Mule purchases in Bourbon county by Chas Hamilton
Chas Hamilton of North Middle town Bourbon county bought 21 mules in Garard last week. Purchases included Center Brothers eleven mules at 212.50 each, Wilson Brandenburg at 450, Forest Center team at 392.50, D C Center at 220, Clarence Beazley at 375, Mr Turner at 210, R R Elkin at 180, Jack Collins at 585, and Geo Marsee at 400. Center Brothers sold a team to Ed Perkins for 440 and Linsey Coffee sold to Bright and Fox a Speedwell mule team for 582.50.
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Chas
Hamilton
North Middletown
Bourbon County
Garard
Center Brothers
Wilson Brandenburg
Forest Center
D. C. Center
Clarence Beazley
Mr. Turner
R. R. Elkin
Jack Collins
Geo. Marsee
Ed Perkins
Linsey Coffee
Bright and Fox
Danville
Speedwell
22-Pound Turnip Grown At The Arctic Circle
A 22 pound turnip grown in the Hudson's Bay Company's garden at Fort Good Hope near the Arctic Circle is described as a remarkable vegetable for the region. The giant root is highlighted as an event for the area and underscores unusual agricultural feats north of the circle.
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Arctic Circle
Rv Associated
Economics Is Good Religion by G W Wickersham
George W. Wickersham, former U S attorney general, urges the Episcopal Church to lead in a practical, efficient religion aligned with modern economics. He argues church action must address both spiritual and material needs and promote fair wages, light, air, and leisure. The Nation-Wide Campaign aims to raise over 42 million dollars and fund 1,600 more church workers.
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George W. Wickersham
United States
Episcopal Church
Mr. Wickersham
Agricultural Prospects Along Mackenzie River Basin
A reporter describes crops near Hay River with tall telopes yielding six and a half pounds to the hill and large cabbage heads in the Mission garden. Onions lettuce rhubarb peas and other vegetables typical of lower latitudes flourish abundantly in the Mackenzie river basin as told to Dr. E. M.
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Hay River
Mackenzie River Basin
E. M
Children Health Conference Held Here Next Week
A government track hosts a three day Children’s Health Conference December 15 to 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for Richmond families. Mothers bring healthy children under seven for weight and measurement checks while vision and hearing tests may occur for older children. No sick or exposed children, no prescriptions given, and appointments via Miss Boyer at 619 are requested.
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Richmond
Children’s Bureau
Boyer
Masonic Temple
Red Cross
Stanford Man Named Federal Prohibition Enforcer
Stanford resident H Rowan Saufley has been appointed Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for Kentucky with authority across a wide area. He will lead a small team, receive an automobile and higher pay, and operate mainly from Stanford while traveling frequently. colleagues praise his proven raid record and fearlessness.
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H. Rowan Saufley
Stanford
Kentucky
Stanford Interior Journal
Col
Louisville
Col. Saufley
Saufley
McFarland
Interior Journal
Mrs Soutis Honored at Republican Dinner
Mrs. John Glover South of Frankfort chairs the Women’s division of the Republican National Committee and will dine with Will H. Hays, head of the RNC, at a dinner next Wednesday hosted by the State Committee. More than 100 persons attend. Mrs. Albert H. Gleason leads arrangements and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Roosevelt’s sister, chairs the reception committee.
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John Glover South
Frankfort
Republican National Committee
Will H. Hays
Republican State Committee
Albert H. Gleason
State Committee
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mt Sterling Sale Transfers Control of Whitehall Tobacco Company
Matt C. Clay sold his interest in the Whitehall Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company to Judge Alfred N. Crooks of Owingsville. Crooks will take management immediately with assistance from J. Will Clay. Kindle from the Canadian Geologic Survey spent the summer there, challenging views of the region.
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Mt. Sterling
Matt C. Clay
Whitehall Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Alfred N .Crooks
Owingsville
Judge Crooks
J. Will Clay
Kindle
Canadian Geological Survey
Allies Plan Steps To Bring Huns To Taw
The Supreme Council spent most of today discussing Germany's attitude toward signing the protocol to put the peace treaty into effect. No final decision was made but a note is expected containing strong representations over continued German resistance to Entente demands for reparation for the sinking.
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Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
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