Notable Local Notices and Appointments in Kentucky Highlights
Mrs. Julia Mahaney dies in Paris hospital wife of L. and N. engineer. Auto licenses reach 21,833 touring cars and 4,000 trucks for 1920. Ike Wilder of Booneville named assistant adjutant general. Murray High School in Calloway County burns with 35,000 loss and 15,000 insurance. Garrett of Winchester and A. G. Bartlett of Vermont made Colonels by Gov. Morrow. William C. Gentry dies in Miami at 59. Militia cavalry to be organized in London Laurel County. Miss Margaret Hopper elected dean of Sayre College Lexington. Babe Ruth seeks 20,000-dollar salary. Veiled woman attempts to cash 1200-dollar check in Lexington. Jo sephine Briggs engaged to John Rochester Bright of Danville. Prof. S. S. Myers family to move to Chicago. Associated Charities praised for winter work. Local Christmas donations generous to churches. S. C. Reid, former Madison Drug owner, visits Richmond. opens Overland & Coles Service Station in Lexington with Stewart Smith.
Coffeys Correct Tobacco Sale Figures For Two Houses
J L Coffey and Son of Newby dispute tobacco sale data reported in the Madison warehouse column. They state 1430 pounds sold at Madison house breaks and 2875 pounds at Home House breaks with averages of 78.32 and 91.50 respectively. They request publication of the correction and settlement of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Register
J. L. Coffey
Son
Newby
Madison Warehouse
Madison House
J. L. Coffey and Son
J. L. Coffey & Son
Searcy and neighbors host visits and transfers across Kentucky
Waco residents report family visits in Lexington as Mr. and Mrs. C L Searcy spend time with their daughter Mrs J W Stewart. Mr W M Hisle buys a Dodge, Robert Elkin a Ford. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J W Wagers last Friday. The Bitter Place sale to R F Bush with relocation planned early 1920. Ben Bush rents old Bush home for 1920. Miss Georgie Mae Moberly entertains friends for holidays. G Bush of Paris visits. J B Adams selling farm and planning move to Ohio. Rev James Wilson visits from Greenville Indiana. M M Hisle sells saddle mare to James Gowen for 215 dollars.
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Waco
C. L. Searcy
Lexington
J. W. Stewart
W. M. Hisle
Robert Elkin
Stork
J. W. Wagers
Mr. Welch
Irvine
R. F. Bush
J. B. Adams
Ohio
Rev
James Wilson
Greenville
Ind
B. F Wilson
M. M.hisle
James Gowen
Washington County
College Hill School Closes After Friday Afternoon Program
Our school closed Friday after noon with a program by the students featuring songs recitations and dialogues that delighted friends and patrons. A cracker eating contest between Yancy Willoughby and A W Norris provided fun with Norris winning the prize. Visitors include Mrs Anne Craven of Hazel Green and Mr Gooch Conley of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Yancy Willoughby
A. W. Norris
Norris
Anne Craven
Hazel Green
Angie Hill
Gooch Conley
Iowa
Dave Offer
John W. Renfro
Midway
Alex Hockensmith
Stella
Katie Norris
Richmond
Y. Norris
Local school closes for holidays with Mr and Mrs Cobb moving
Buffalo notes a small entertainment marks the school term end under Mrs Mary Hayden management. Mrs Cobb plans to move to Danville next year. Miss Ella Hayden returns from Hamilton College for holidays. Cold weather with heavy frosts and fogs. Mrs Biggerstaff and her son visit relatives in Richmond. Mrs Stokeley and Harris families visit town. Farmers report successful tobacco stripping and good prices.
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Buffalo
Mary Hayden
Richard Cobb
Danville
Ella Hayden
Hamilton College
Mart Biggerstaff
Wiliam Wheeler
Richmond
G. W. Stokeley
Wm. Harris
Scientific expedition led by Salinas aims for Lower California
A noted Mexican scientific expedition under Leon Salinas sub secretary of Commerce and Industry plans to depart soon for Lower California seeking oil prospects. The mission focuses on resource assessment during the exploratory phase and involves government officials and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Leon Salinas
Commerce and Industry
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Richmond and
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L. W. Minter
Col
John Shearer
Walsh
Enti la
Madison ‘National Bank
SEGA
Arbuck & Carrier’s
Third and
Pplegate, Graves& Company. Incorporated Cleaners and Dyers
Kentucky
Julia Mahaney
Paris
Ike Wilder
Booneville
Owsley County
Murray
Calloway County
William C. Gentry
Belge County
Miami, Fla
London
Laurel County
John K. Dillon
Frankfort
Margaret Hopper
Stanford
Sayre College
Babe ‘Ruth
Sallie Johnson Burgin
Shakertown Inn
Brower’s
Guy Briggs
Josephine
John Rochester Bright
S.S. Myers
Associated Charities of
Theity
L. Telford
First Christian Church
S. C. Reid
Madison Drug Company
Reid
Phoenix
Main Street
Overland & Coles
Stewart Smith
Chase & Sanborn’s
Sewell & M’kinney
Dr. C. F. Hume
Perry
Richmond, Ky
Claud Sandlin
Oldham
James J. Jeffries
Olderam Bwilding—Haie
Dr. Chase. Smoot
Harry M. Blanton
DR. J. B. Million
Ptice Unataire
Alhambra Theatre
W. S. Taylor, D. D
Needles Institute of Optometry
Dixie Inn
Bob Walker
Quinn Taylor
the Doughnut Shop
Limestone St
Job Husenbery
Wenn
Muncy Bros
John White & CO
Louisville, KY
Richmond Vulcanizeing Co
Estill Avenue
W. B. Turley
Richmont
Dee
Seireae
Hallie Irvine Street
Hallie Irvine
Whitlock
M. C
R. R. No
Cumberland Telephone Company
F. Marcum
Hillsdale Avenue
Care Daily Register
S. T. Randle&co
Fayette National Bank
Lexington, Ky
C. C. Mengel & Bro, CO
Louieville
Moving Furniture Sandlin Supply Co., Inc
Jess Bowman
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