Wedding Day Funeral Day for Local Clerk Clayton Reynolds
Clayton Reynolds, 22, a popular clerk at J. S. Stanifer store, was fatally wounded when his loaded shotgun exploded while he dragged it through a fence during a hunt near Moberly. He died at Gibson Hospital early Tuesday. Reynolds was engaged to Miss Carolina Broddus. the wedding was slated for the day before Christmas. He is survived by his mother, two brothers, a sister, and two half brothers. He had recently joined the Christian church and was well regarded in Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Reynolds
J. S. Stanifer
Moberly
Gibson Hospital
Harry Brotherton
Reynolds
Brotherton
Muncy Brothers
Junction City
Boyle County
Stanifer
Carolina Broddus
Ebb, Broaddus
Ernest
Wesley Reynolds
Miss Rose Reynolds
Hiram
Jesse Tuggle
Christian Church
Lost Bag Recovered Nearby With Cash Reward Notice
A black silk hand bag was lost on the streets Tuesday containing a ten dollar bill a one dollar bill and a pair of glasses. Return to Mrs. W T Duerson for a reward and acknowledgement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Duerson
Weather For Kentucky Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday
Cloudy in Kentucky tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. No rain expected and mild conditions likely across the state.
Much Whisky Is Going to Germany
A trans Atlantic exporting agent told clients to ship whisky to Germany due to cheap Hamburg warehouse space and strong sales prospects. A Kentucky distiller plans to ship 5400 barrels, with exporters aiming to move most whisky before January 16.
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Germany
Associated Press
New York
England
France
Seaboard
Hamburg
Kentucky
Deportation of 249 radical Russians sent abroad
The State Department cabled foreign capitals explaining the Buford deportations. It said safe conduct and humane treatment would be provided en route to Soviet Russia. The message labeled the detainees as anarchists and unwelcome in the United States, noting the deportations were carried out according to law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Buford
State Department
Soviet
Russia
United States
Kentucky Oil Jumps To 3.10 A Barrel
Kentucky crude known as Somerset oil rose from 2.85 to 3.10 per barrel on Monday, boosting revenue for owners lease holders and operators. The higher price prompts expectations of oil development though Lee County fields have halted work due to bad roads and Christmas conditions.
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Kentucky
Somerset Oil
Lee County
Formal Peace Delayed as German Delegate Returns to Berlin
Paris officials say ratifications of the German peace treaty before year’s end are impossible after the German delegation head announced he must return to Berlin to consult his government on the latest allied communication.
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Associated Press
Paris
Berlin
Hapgood Arrives in New York with Baroness Speck von Sternburg
Norman Hapgood Minister to Denmark and Baroness Speck von Sternburg arrived in New York aboard a steamship. Hapgood declined to address rumors of recall over alleged Bolshevik sympathy. The baroness, Miss Lillian Langham of Louisville, returned to the United States reportedly to reestablish citizenship.
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Ly Associated Press
New York
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Speck von Sternburg
Washington
Hapgood
Lillian Langham
Louisville
Bank President Resigns. D L Walker Moves to Newport News
D L Walker has resigned as president of the First National Bank at Manchester Clay County and will relocate to Newport News. The transfer marks a leadership change at the bank with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Walker
First National Bank
Manchester
Clay County
Newport News
Nice baked fish described as festive holiday centerpiece
A brief consumer-oriented note touts baked fish as a worthy alternative to turkey for Christmas dinner, emphasizing its suitability and appealing simplicity for holiday menus.
Jailer Burgess Wins Suit Over City Taxes in Richmond
W. H. Burgess secured a judgment in Quarterly Court against the city of Richmond to recover about $12 in city taxes paid for keeping city prisoners. The case, argued on the basis of Burgess's county residence, resulted in Judge Price's ruling in the jailer's favor, with the city estopped from appeal due to the small amount. Other docket items included numerous continuances, dismissals, and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burgess
B. F. Gabby
Virgil Tudor
American Railway Express Co
W. S. Hundley
Alex Hocker
J. M. Burton
Calvin Ward
Parke & Turpin
James Oldham
Murder Will Out in Lawton Case Spurs Prosecution
Prosecutor Warren announced Mrs. Sarah Tabor signed a statement accusing Joseph Virgo of performing an illegal operation on her daughter Maude Tabor. Maude, a linguist, was found dead in a trunk in the basement of the Lawton home after Virgo, who had married Maude's mother, allegedly abducted her to a secluded farm for three days before bringing her home to die. The trunk was later moved to the cellar and found two years afterward.
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Associated Press
Lawton
Mich
Warren
Sarah Tabor
Joseph Virgo
Maude Tabor
Virgo
Miss Tabor
Maude
Pictures for Christmas by B Juett and Son
An OCR snippet notes Pictures for Christmas from B Juett and Son, catalog or advertisement item likely offering holiday photos or framed pictures with business at 325-3 location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Juett & Son
Petlura Surrounded in Kiev by Soviet Forces
Moscow wireless reports anti Bolsheviki General Petlura and his troops are encircled in Kiev province by Soviet forces as of December 23. The action highlights the ongoing clash between Petlura’s forces and Bolshevik troops in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petlura
Associated Press
London
Kiev
Moscow
Oysters From Chesapeake Bay Advertised For Holiday Sale
Christmas offer touts best Chesapeake Bay oysters at 70 and 8 cents per quart with daily receipts. Advert by Jée Gianchigliani promotes fresh stock and framed sheet pictures and yonuin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chespeake Bay
Christmas Tree Dreams of Bells and Ball Ornaments
A fragmented poem recalls a decorated Christmas tree with dolls and toys, gold strings, and tinseled fairies. The speaker hears distant Christmas music and wishes a merry, holy day. The piece conveys nostalgia and festive imagery through garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horna
Engagement announced for Evelyn VanMeter and Brownell Berryman
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon VanMeter announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to Brownell Berryman. Evelyn is a popular Central Kentucky society girl with many friends. The wedding is planned for an early date.
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Winchester Sun
Solomon VanMeter
Daugh
Evelyn
Brownell Berryman
Miss VanMeter
Central Kentucky
Indictment Restated Against Kaiser in Crown Talks
London reports law officers from Britain France and Belgium conferred on the former German emperor. It is said they prepared a case against him and drafted the indictment after the consultations.
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Jated Press
London
Bulletin— Law Officers of the Crown
Miners Strike Over Jailing of Leader in Kansas
Seventeen Kansas coal mines with about 3000 miners idle after protests against Judge Anderson in Indianapolis. Alexander Howat, president of the Kansas district UMWA, was jailed prompting mass stoppage actions.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Mswers
Anderson
Indianapolis
Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers of America
Stay in Jail as Kansas Strikes Go On
William Green of the United Mine Workers reports no knowledge of Kansas strike actions. He says the strikes appear voluntary and that Howat remains jailed at this time.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
William Green
United Mine Workers of America Today
Kansas
Howat
Burnam Estate Appraisers Appointed by County Judge
County Judge W. K. Price appoints B M Igo E C Million and George W Pickels as appraisers of the estate of the late Judge A R Burnam.
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W. K. Price
Messrs. B. M. Igo
E. C., Million
George W. Pickels
A. R. Burnam
Administrators Appointed for Oscar Park Estate
An order in county court appoints FE. J. and Shirley Park as administrators of the estate of the late Oscar Park. They post a $1,000 bond with N. B. Deatherage as surety. Appraisers named are Joe Hamill and Theo L. Eades.
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FE. J
Shirely Park
Oscar Park
N. B. Deatherage
Messrs
Joe Hanilt
Toha L. Eades
Red Cross War Fund Subscriptions Urged After Christmas
Notice to all: a collector will visit households with unpaid subscriptions to the second war fund for the Red Cross after Christmas. Be ready to pay when the collector calls. Stone W. Norman, Home Service See 328-4.
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The
Red Cross
Stone W. Noriman
Home Service
Mr Earl McDougle Spends Weekend with Friends in Lexington
Mr Earl McDougle spent the weekend visiting friends in Lexington. The trip involved hospitality and social visits during a brief stay in the city.
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Earl McDougle
Lexington
Miss Holliday's Candy Delivers Daily to All Ladies
Advertisement notes Miss Holliday's candy made daily with delivery available. Orders should be left early for service to ladies, mentioning Joe Giunchigliani.
Dressed poultry and seafood highlights grocery row
A fragment notes poultry of all kinds along with oysters celery and cranberries appearing in a market listing. The readable text hints at dressmaking or fashion items linked to Chris but the details are unclear.
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Chris Wd
Young Doylesville Pair Elopes Amid Christmas Rush
Report from Doylesville notes elopement of John Tracy and Ida B. White a 17 year old daughter of Cal White after a prior attempt. They were last seen driving toward Irvine with no word on marriage location. County records list licenses issued to multiple couples in the Christmas season across Madison and Richmond areas.
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Robert R. Weils
Doylesville
John Tracy
Pendleton Tracy
Ida B. White
Cal White
Irvine
Dan Cupid
J. W. Maupin
Vernon Q. Halley
Montgomery County
W. H. Halley
Lottie Prewitt
J. W. Prewitt
Madison County
Liffel A. Miller
C. M. C. Miller
Effie Dan Cox
John Cox
Valley View
John Lawrence Whitlock
John Whitlock
Grace Hamm
J. A. Hamboth
Richmond
Walter Henry Castle
R. H. Castle
Edith Viola Allen
Callie Ross
al Ross
Lancaster
Commodore Beaumont
Geo. Beaumont
Gracie G Munday
Scott Munday
Baldwin
Willard Burton
Geo Burton
Amanda Benton
Jordan Benton
R. D
Newby
Fred Bush
Tobe Bush
Hattie Wilkerson
Red House
Will White
Florence Walker
Jason Walker
Farristown
Carlisle Bentley
Jos. Bentley
Louisville
Gladys Haley
R. B. Haley
Lyman Walker
Real Walker
Ollie Iller
Chas. Miller
The Christ Child Walks Tonight In Winter Hearths
A poem describes the Christ Child wandering snowy streets seeking a welcoming home. It contrasts warm, joyful scenes with gates left closed by hate and pride, and ends with the Christ Child entering where love and kindness dwell, blessed by angels.
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Christ-child
Markets Report Cattle Quiet Hogs Active In Louisville
Cincinnati hog prices fall 25 cents to a top of 14 dollars. In Louisville on December 23 cattle totals around 200 head, hogs about 1,500 active, sheep steady. market shows overall unchanged to mixed directions with demand varying by category.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Mrs Baxter Had Fine Turkey Crop
Charles M. Embry, veteran turkey buyer from Moberly, reports issuing his largest single payment to Mrs. W. A. Baxter of Red House after she delivered 50 turkeys for 264.80. He notes Madison County turkey output has dropped since he began buying, attributing the decline to farmers focusing on tobacco and dairy upturns in dairying growth.
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Charles M. Embry
Moberly
W. A. Baxter
Red House
Madison
Tribute Poem for Mrs. Logan and General DeWeese
The piece opens with a poetic tribute to Mrs. Mary Logan on her departure for Korea praising her faithful service as maiden widow and wife. It ends noting Maj. J. M. DeWeese, Hartford, named Adjutant General with brigadier rank by Governor Morrow and beginning duties at Fort Franklin.
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Mary Logan
Korea
Henry Bosley
Danville
Logan
J. M. DeWeese
Hartford
Morrow
Frankfort
Xmas Special at 40c a pound for home made candy
An ad promises pure home made candy at 40 cents per pound with special prices in certain quantities. It mentions Joe Gianchigliani and the Rookwood coffee habit as a delightful preference, promoting a taste for Rookwood coffee.
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Joe Gianchigliani
Bette
Old Henry Kills Garrard Farmer Near Lancaster
Wm Ray, a prominent Garrard county farmer about 66, was instantly killed Monday noon when his car collided with a freight train at a railroad crossing near Lancaster. He served Garrard in the legislature and leaves a wife and four daughters. funeral services will be at Buckeye Church Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Wm. Ray
Garrard County
Lancaster
Ray
Etea
Coy
Madison County
Ann Moren
Henry Arno
Virgil Layton
Ray Noel
Christian Church
Buckeye
Henry
Conn Place
Lancaster and
Richmond Pike
Notable Louisville figure J Russell Gaines dies after long illness
J Russell Gaines 48 a former county surveyor and active Louisville politician dies of heart disease after eight months illness. The brief dispatch also notes a church faction dispute in Winchester and a Fleming county high school basketball game refereed by A B E Arnold and J H Asher.
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J. Russell Gaines
Fleming County
A. BE. Arnold
Flemingsburgy
J. H. Asher
Ewing
Flemingsburg
Oysters Featured By Neff's Fish and Oyster House
Neff's Fish and Oyster House markets fresh oysters daily at 431 Neff Street. The statement promotes affordability and direct supply of seafood to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Xmas Special Boxed Oranges and Grapefruit Offer
One full box of oranges and grapefruit for 4.50 dollars. Ideal healthful present for your family. Joe Gianchigliani. 326-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gianchigliani
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