Federal Highway Extension Discussed by Kentucky Counties
Madison Garrard Boyle and related counties plan a joint push to extend the Federal Highway from Lancaster to Richmond linking with the Dixie Highway. A December 26 meeting in Richmond is planned to review funding and state road support with county judges and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Richmond
Forest Stapp
Garrard
W. K. Price
Madison
Lancaster
Boyle
Danville
Boyle County
Garrard County
J. W. Harlan
J. A. Cheek
Division Road
G. C. Appleton
W. B. Paynter
State Road Department
Department of Roads
Stapp
Frankfort
J. A. Amon
Squire Carter
Squire Clark
J. F E. Robinson
R. L. Burton
John Wynn
Col. G. B. Swinebroad
J. W. Elmore
L. G. Davidson
Hart County
Green, Taylor, Marion
Boyle, Garrard
W. S. Glore
Squire J. Acheek
C. C. Bagby
John M
Henry
Sam Nichols
J. C. Alcock
J. W. Harli
W. V. Richardson
L. F. Zingle
Mayor McIntyre
G. A. McRoberts
C. P. Cecil, Jr
Capt
A. B. Massie
Yates Hudson
Jake Robinson
Mr. Appleton
Dixie Highway Magazine
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Rockcastle County
Livingston
Rockcastle River
Gauley Mountain
Mt. Vernon
Laurel County
Whitley County
Saxton
Corbin
Williamsburg
Willamsburg
Jellico
Campbell County
State
la Follette
Ships Ready for All Whisky Exports
Louisville section reports the United States Shipping Board has informed railroad agents that enough tonnage is available to move all whisky out of the country before national prohibition takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
United States Shipping Board
No Decision On Beer Yet
The Supreme Court recessed without an opinion on sections of the Volstead act affecting beer. It ordered the government to show cause on January 5 why Rhode Island and New Jersey liquor dealers may pursue constitutional questions on national prohibition. The move aims to expedite after the upcoming amendment take effect January 16. A Cincinnati tobacco whisky stream worth about 24 million dollars is described as moving from Kentucky to the East Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
New Jersey
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnat
Kentucky
Easter Seaboard
Kentucky Distilleries and Company
Midway
Paris
Carrollton
Lair
Latonia
Louisville
Nicholasville
New Haven
New Hope
Tyrone
Withrow
London Bay Rifled Mail Bags
Henry Hurst an 18 year old rural mail carrier was arrested in London Kentucky on a federal warrant charging rifling a United States mail pouch. The pouch cut on December 12 yielded contents rifled and discarded near the depot, prompting his resignation and departure with threats to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hurst
London
Laurel County
E. H. Hackney
United States
Hurst
Young Hurst
Xmas Special on Oranges and Grapefruits Box
A seasonal offer markets one full box of oranges and grapefruits for 4.50 dollars. The promotion frames the box as the ideal gift with a strong value message and limited scope.
Moonshine Raid Nets 60 Year Old Rockcastle Moonshiner
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Hugh Samuels and deputies raided Thad Drew in Rockcastle county near the Madison line finding a still and two gallons of whisky. Drew, 60, was released on bond. another moonshine still owned by Garth Philbeck was destroyed after a getaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Hugh Samuels
Richmond
London
Thad Drew
Rockcastle County
Drew
Mr. Samuels
Big Hill
Madison County
Samuels
Madison-Rockcastle
Wm. Baker
Jackson County
George Gabbard
Uncle Sam
Garth Philbeck
Madison High School Closes for Holiday Break
Madison High School closes Friday for Christmas and New Year holidays with classes resuming January 5. Supt J Howard Payne visits Cold Springs to spend holidays. many teachers leave for home. No replacement yet for Miss Edna Martin who resigns to marry. Miss Anna E Lewis cannot come, leaving board short. The just-ended term saw the opening of the new Madison High School marking a key educational milestone. Superintendent Payne praised for strong first year work. Gilbert cites bond requirements for county school superintendents. A note about funds found in a pocketbook and to return to Mrs Frank Clay. finder may keep the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
J. Howard Payne
Cold Springs
Campell County
Edna Martin
Anna E. Lewis
Hazard
Board of Education
Chesapeake Bay Oysters Highlighted by Vendor
A local vendor touts top Chesapeake Bay oysters praised for flavor. Listings mention 70 and 90 quart quantities with emphasis on quality and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chespeake Bay
Idayn Doe
Hapgood Declines Comment On Red Spotlight Report
Senator Lodge declines to discuss a published report alleging Norman Hapgood minister to Denmark planned to return to the United States after the State Department learned the Foreign Relations Committee was prepared to expose Hapgood’s activities and sympathy toward the Russian Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
United States
Hapgood
Russians Deportations Expedited as Reds Return to Russia
New York dispatch reports the Soviet ark Buford with 249 radical deportees sailed to an unnamed Russian port. A second ark is expected this week as the government steps against aliens seeking to overthrow constitutional authority. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman end a 30 year anti government career with multiple jail terms and controversial activities abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Buford
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
United States
Berkman
Henry Clay Frick
Miss Goldman
Canada
England
Australia
Holland
Chicago
Reds Clash at Ellis Island Ferry Roils New York
A mob of about 150 radicals led by a Russian woman named Clara Brooks attacked the Ellis Island ferry entrance while demanding deportation to Russia. Police with bayonets dispersed the riot. Brooks was arrested and jailed for 48 hours as the ring leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Buford
Ellis Island
Clara Brooks
Something for them to always remember you by it a nice picture
Juett and Son advertise keepsake photographs with the tagline Something for them to always remember you by a nice picture and a reference to 325-3 for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juett & Son
Berea Boy Faces Murder Charge
A Hamilton dispatch reports Nelson J. Barger, 22, from near Berea Kentucky, charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Merchant Police Officer Harry E. Baker. Barger confessed to Safety Director Grevey and Detective Clements after arrival at Butler County jail. Detective Hermann pursues Kimbrel Baker, 21, linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Charles Sricker
Henry B. Grevey
Director of
Public Safety
Harry E. Baker
Peter Hetterich
Nelson J. Barger
Berea
Butler County
Grevey
Frank W. Clements
Charles Hermann
Kimbrel Baker
Barger
Baker
Howat Faces Jail Over Kansas Coal Strike Contempt
In Indianapolis Judge Anderson grants Alexander Howat, UMWA Kansas district president, until Monday to prepare a defense to contempt charges for violating the Lever Act injunction. If defense evidence fails to show no violation, Howat faces immediate imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Inianapolis
Kansas
Anderson
Alexander Howat
Howat
Centre Has Great 1929 Schedule for Centre College Football
Centre College unveils a 1929 football schedule with games planned at Danville versus Ohio University Transylvania and Kentucky State and away contests against Harvard in Cambridge and Georgia Tech in Atlanta. The slate includes open dates and a potential Washington and Jefferson matchup, with a Thanksgiving game against Georgetown in Danville. The trip to Cambridge followed by a rush to Atlanta poses a tough back to back challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre College
Virginia College
Ohio University
Danville
Transylvania
Harvard
Cambridge
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
DePauw
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Kentucky State
Lexington
Washington and Jefferson
Louisville
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Mt Vernon Postmaster Resigns. Cox Nominated as Successor
Mrs. Cleo W. Steown resigns as Mt Vernon postmaster and 4V. H. Cox is recommended to fill the vacancy. The action signals a forthcoming appointment decision by local postal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo W. Steown
Mt. Vernon
H. Cox
Local figure plans new weekly paper in Irvine
Bob Chaney formerly of Richmond plans a weekly paper in Irvine with Park Chaney as editor. The report notes Bob questions current paper prices while the venture moves forward with leadership by Park Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Chaney
Richmond
Irvine
Park Chaney
Bob
Neffs Fish and Oyster House Christmas catering ad
A local restaurant advertises baked fish as a Christmas dinner option alongside turkey, touts Miss Holliday's candy made daily, and offers delivery with advance orders. Contact Joe Ciunchiglianiy for arrangements and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Miss Holliday
Joe Ciunchiglianiy
Juett & Son Auction Ad: Picture Frames For Sale
An old classified line notes sheet pictures and framed pictures offered by B Juett and Son for twenty five dollars. The item highlights a sale of framed artwork and related decorative pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Juett & Son
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Gentle winds and no precipitation expected, keeping conditions mild across the region.
Market Report: Hogs Rise While Others Steady
Cincinnati markets show hogs up 25 cents while Chicago and Buffalo fall. Cattle are mixed but mostly steady as Louisville records 1000 cattle, 4200 hogs, and 50 sheep unchanged yet slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Buffalo
Louisville
Miller Sells Fine Farm for 105000
State Senator Clarence Miller of Irvine sold his 288 acre Cleveland place farm on the Lexington turnpike two miles from Versailles to William K. McCabe and A. Moward. The 105000 sale was through real estate agent S C Nuckols Jr. Purchasers reportedly plan to subdivide and sell in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Miller
Irvine
Woodford County
S. C. Nuckols, Jr
Versailles
William K. McCabe
A. Moward
Cleveland Place
Lexington Turnpike
Dr H C Morrison to Lead Revival in Richmond
The churches of Richmond select the week of January 11 for a Week of Prayer. Revival services will start at the Methodist church with Dr. H. C. Morrison of Asbury College Wilmore. Morrison is a renowned exponent of the Word and his sermon series is expected to draw strong interest.
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Churches of
Richmond
Methodist Church
H. C. Morrison
Asbury College
Wilmore
Morrison
Weekly Produce Review Signals Shifting Prices and Supplies
Cream receipts were light with a drop in butterfat prices due to weak demand. Eggs show a large in storage, light fresh arrivals, and high prices tempering consumption. Fresh and storage eggs move easier as selling season nears. Poultry receipts are down with little price change. surplus moves to freezer. Turkeys sold at record prices and most of the crop expected to clear before year end. December 19, 1919.
Governor Black’s Daughter Featured in Arbor Day Planting
Miss Gertrude Jack of Sarbourville, daughter of former Governor James D. Black, is honored as the governor’s daughter who planted trees on Arbor Day. She will be profiled in American Forester magazine published in Washington for her memorial tree honoring Kentucky soldiers who died in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Jack
Sarbourville
James D. Black
American Forester Magazine
Washington
Black
Kentucky
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Oscar Park
All persons indebted to the estate of Oscar Park must call and settle amounts. Claims against the estate must be filed with proper verification on or before January 3, 1920, or be barred. Administrators I. E E Park and Shirley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Park
I. EE
Park
Shirley Park
Admis
Isaac Bennett
Goodloe
Bennett Will Requires Verification by January 5 1920
Notice states Isaac Bennett’s will must be properly verified on or before January 5 1920 or the will shall be barred. Goodloe, James trustee, issued the directive dated December 31 1920.
Ferry Bridge Company Indicted Over Toll Nuisance
Fayette County grand jury indicted the Ferry Bridge Company for maintaining a nuisance by toll gates on the Lexington Pike across the Kentucky River between Lexington and Richmond. A judge issued a temporary injunction halting toll collection until final decision. Indictment served with notice to answer in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Bridge Co
Lexington Pike
Tiv
Richmond
Fayette County
Bridge Co
Lexington
Ferry Bridge Company
Kentucky River
Fayette Con Ty
Coi
Christmas Baskets for the Associated Charities
The Associated Charities asks Sunday schools to donate food and clothing for Christmas baskets distributed through Christian Church bases. Contributions are gratefully received from all who wish to aid the worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
R, L
Telford
Pre
Harrison Girl TakEs Poison End To Life
Miss Blanche Jennings a school student from Connersville Ha county attempted suicide after vanishing from sight. Authorities traced her to a friend’s home in Cynthiana and, upon arrival, she swallowed poison. She died soon after at her grandfather’s home. Her father Walter Jennings was formerly associated with Harrison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Jennings
Connersville
Ha County
Cynthiana
Fr Mason
Walter Jennings
Ases
Harrison County
Apples and Oranges and Sugar Demand at Neff’s Market
Shoppers seek apples oranges grape fin and all granulated sugar at Neff s Fish and House. Call 431 for availability and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff’s Fish and Y House
Coal Operators May Balk Over Government Settlement Terms
Washington reports that coal operators may resist government strike settlement terms, potentially hindering operations as a presidential commission to study miners wages and conditions and price adjustments is authorized. A Cleveland scale committee meeting was postponed due to transport issues. In unrelated incidents, Mrs Sadie Wightman Port Newport was fined 1200 dollars and jailed six months for robbery. six women were arrested on shoplifting charges as stores boost security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Cleveland
Sadie Wightman
Neport
Cinci
Dressed poultry and seafood items offered at Weydo House
Readable text lists fish, oysters, celery, cranberries and lettuce for dins and dressings. Mentions Neff's Fish Oyster House Weydo and B luett & Son in unclear context. Contains fragmented shop names and advertisements for food and framing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
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Lancaster—Committee
Dixie Highway
London Bay
Shiner
Rockcastle Line
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gilbert
Frank Clay
Norman Hapgood IN “Red
Reds
Berea Boys
Ohio
Miller
Fine Farm
Swifi & Cos Weekly Produce Review
Gov. Black
Fayete
XMAS
Harrison
Weydo
B.luett & Son
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