Tanlac credited with lasting relief by Tennessee woman
Mrs Sallie Hopper of Hall Station says Tanlac cured long lasting stomach troubles four years ago. She describes poor appetite sour stomach and weakness before use, then reports improved digestion appetite energy and sound sleep after starting Tanlac. She notes continued benefit with annual doses. Tanlac sold in Richmond Berea and College Hill.
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Tennessee
Tanlac
Sallie Hopper
Hall Station
Tenn
Taniac
Richmond
Stockton & Son
Berea
Welch Department Store
College Hill
Gentry Bros
Boycott Movement Shrinks Indian Government Ties
Reports from India indicate natives resign from government posts and four colleges close amid a widening boycott. Student strikes spread as nationwide elections near.
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New York
India
Deer Hunters Safe as Short 1920 Season Ends
Houghton Michigan reports a ten day 1920 deer season with few accidents. Only three or four hunters were wounded and no fatalities, a remarkable record given heavy deer harvests and crowded woods. The season's deer kill was among the heaviest in Michigan's history.
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Houghton
Mich
Michigan
Proposition Put Up To Missing Woman Suspect
Fort Worth reports that Miss Clara Smith must decide whether to surrender and return to Ardmore Oklahoma for possible court action in the fatal shooting of Jake L. Hamen. Law firm members said they conferred with the missing woman's father on the matter.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Clara Smith
Ardmore
Okla
Jake L. Hamen
Percy Reed to Perform for American Legion Minstrels
Percy Reed, longtime member of Al G. Fields famous ministries, will sing for the American Legion Minstrels in town on December 14 and 15. Local event promises notable entertainment for veterans and community members.
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Percy Reed
al G. ‘Fields
American Legion
Warrants Outstanding in Frankfort Rise Over November
In Frankfort Kentucky outstanding interest bearing warrants total 6 45 438 after an increase of 1 003 355 since November. The report shows a marked rise in public debt instruments issued by local authorities.
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Frankfort
Tom Baxter Stars in Jazz Baby’s Ball at Legion Talent Show
Tom Baxter delivers a riotous performance in Jazz Baby's Ball by the Ameri can Legion Minstrels with shows slated for December 14 and 15.
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Tom Baxter
American Legion Minstrels
Wool to Austria and Pack Louisville Plan
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation secretary outlines shipping 600000 pounds of pooled wool to Austrian mills. Wool will be made into cloth and sent back for sale due to lack of domestic market.
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Austria
Louisville
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Symphony with 14 pieces accompanies Legion minstrel show
A full symphony orchestra of fourteen pieces accompanies all singers at the American Legion Minstrels. This alone is worth the price of admission. Buy tickets and show support for the Legion boys. December 14 and 15.
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American Legion Minstrels
American Legion
Protest Focuses on Innocence in Miss Allen's Murder
Five young men Charles and Grover Gabbard Leonard Baker Harlan Baker and Robert Clark faced trial in Owsley County Circuit Court for the June 3 killing of 21 year old Miss Rachel Allen. They deny involvement claiming a fleeing shooter, now believed in Canada, fired the fatal shot during a home invasion.
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Associated Press
Endusville Ky
Rachel Allen
Owsley County
Lexington
Charles
Grover Gabbard
Leonard Baker
Harlan Baker
Robert Clark
Canada
Miss Allen
Blackleg Epidemic Hits Cattle in Kentucky Countryside
Cannonsburge Kentucky December eight an epidemic of blackleg has broken out among cattle in the region County Farm Agent L M Amburgey announced three animals died on one farm in a single day implying widespread livestock losses and concern in the area.
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Associated Press
Cannonsburge
L. M. Amburgey
Cholera Epidemic Hits Muhlenberg County Farms
Farmers in Muhlenberg County Kentucky report an hog cholera outbreak across several sections. Many animals are ill and County Farm Agent Van C Grady’s office is busy answering calls.
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Associated Press
Ennis
Muhlenberg County
van C. Grady
Severe Wind and Sleet Storm Hits Medis with Freezing Point
A Wednesday dawn storm brought sleet and heavy rain to Medis, freezing at 6 o'clock and coating wires. No major damage reported. telephone and telegraph lines remained intact. The sleet paused the courthouse clock at 6:33 am and the night’s precipitation was among the heaviest in months.
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Medis
Court House
New Furnace Debuts as Plasterers Benefit in Basement
The new furnace operated for the first time Wednesday benefiting plasterers working in the basement. Work paused Tuesday afternoon until the furnace started. Basement plastering should finish in about three days.
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New Furnace
New Fur Church
Corn harvest progress in Iadon County reported
One half of the corn in Iadon County has been husked with men at work whenever weather allows. Efforts aim to finish corn work and tobacco tasks. The corn yield is believed to surpass earlier reports that this year’s crop was the greatest in a decade.
Haymakers to Form Richmond Hayloft Organization
A group of Richmond men led by S. D. Jones plans to establish a hayloft in the city in connection with the local tribe of Red Men. Regular winter meetings will occur, and a significant charter membership is anticipated. The earlier Richmond loft faded during the war but will be revived with an upcoming institution date to be announced.
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Richmond
Red Men
S. D. Jones
Return of Monarchy Seen Soon in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports the Kreuz Zeitung, on the anniversary of the German revolution, argues the German people will drain the blessings of republican government and that the return of monarchy is likely sooner than widely expected.
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Kaiser
Associated Press
Berlin
Kreuz Zeitungt
Veteran Merchant Dead in Winchester
Charles B. Todd, aged 58, longtime Winchester merchant of forty years, died in a local hospital after several months of illness.
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Winchester
Charles B. Todd
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Akim
Kennedy Produce Company L. & N
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Blackles
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