New Grocery and Household Goods Sale Prices
New crop Navy beans and Pinto beans at 10c per pound or three pounds for 25c. Quaker Puffed Rice and National Oats at 15c per package. Economy Ground Coffee 25c per pound. Men’s work shirts 1.00 each. Mustard 10c, Golden Age macaroni 10c. Pennant Syrup 1.00 for 10-lb bucket or 0.55 for 5-lb bucket. Apple cider vinegar 50c per gallon. Madison Brand corn 15c or 2 for 25c. Waco tomatoes 15c per No 3. Adamstown pork and beans 10c per can. Chum Salmon 15c per No 1 can, 2 for 25c. Jellies 15c, peanut butter 10c. Jell-O powders 15c or 2 for 25c. Rex deviled meat 5c can, Rex sliced beef 15c can.
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Madison Brand
Waco
Adamstown
Madisonville seeks sale of church for charity
Heirs of B L Rush petition the council to sell the Church of Christ on ground it is not used regularly by the congregation it conveyed to. The will directs sale and proceeds to charity.
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Madisonvile
B. L. Rush
Joint Leaf Buying Meets Opposition
The Federal Trade Commission report to Congress examines leaf tobacco market controls and recommends reviving agency provisions, broader disclosure of agency purchases, and a national leaf grading system. It analyzes price declines due to foreign demand, credit tightness, and buying practices, noting no single cause and highlighting market changes since the 1911 decree dissolution.
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Arge
Coal report ties leaf tobacco ban to supplier practices
The document argues for reviving a prohibition on common agencies used by defendant companies to buy tobacco leaf. It cites letters from company officials and shows growers’ representatives being used as independents from large firms. Also includes a classified sale item listing a gasoline tank a four burner stove and wash stand at 338 Fifth street.
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Fifth Street
Elizabeth Chenault Dies After Long Illness at Irvine Street
Mrs Elizabeth Chenault of Irvine street died Saturday at 5pm after a lengthy illness. A Baptist member for about 40 years she walked to Richmond for worship when needed. She leaves three sisters, six daughters, 27 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren and many friends. The Woman's Literary Club met at Mrs Daisy Boggs home Friday December 16 with business, luncheon and fellowship.
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W B. Chenault
Elizabeth Chenault
Irvine Street
The
Baptist Church
Taylor’s Fork
Richmond
Woman’s Literary Club
Daisy Boggs
Local residents return home for holidays and visits
A number of Lexington residents are back from travels for the holidays including Joe Fields from Richmond Indiana and Margaret Parks from Chicago. Joseph Maupin completed a prep course in Grand Rapids Michigan and Clyde Wright returns from Nichmond Indiana for Christmas. Community fundraising aims to raise seven thousand dollars to save Chandler Normal Institute with two thousand raised already. Junior Church Aid met at Alma Covington Dee’s home for a luncheon and planned to meet Alice White on Francis Street. Master J T Wilson is recovering activity, and Helen Hampton is improving.
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Joe Fields
Richmond
Ind
Margaret Parks
Chicago
Joseph Maupin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Farris Institute
Clyde Wright
Nichmond
James H. Boyd
Detroit
Colcore
Lexington
Chandler Normal Institute
Alma Covington Dee
East Lhvine Street
Alice White
Francis Street
J. T. Wilson
Helen Hampton
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Irvine
Dan Hoover
Ross Creek
John Embry
Young
Hoover
Embry
Bardstown
Charles Douglas
Roy McGee
Douglas
McGee
Donse Srothers
Away
Pep
Gaso
Gains & Starbuck
Irvine Streets
Richmond, Ky
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
House of Representatives
W. J. Fields
Kentucky
Department of Agriculture
Commission
Department of Justice
Tobacco “Trust
American Tobacco Company
P. Lorrillard Company
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company
COAL
Gordnon’s
Annie C. Myers
Shackelford
George H. Myers
D. Tevis Huguely
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