Frankfort Officials Name Appellate Court Moves
Resorts report that Judge Fohfi D. Carroll of the Court of Appeals will move to Louisville to practice law after his appellate tenure ends in 1921. Judge Robert L. Stout and Rogers Clay of Lexington are noted as candidates for the race and the new commissioner post.
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Frankfort
Idgé Fohfi D. Carroll
Court of Appeals
Louisville
Robert L. Stout
Rogers. Clay
Lex- Tigton
Not Surprising Whisky Prices Stir Chicago Ledger
The notice mocks whisky sales in Chicago at ten dollars a quart and describes a man in extravagant attire including a hundred dollar overcoat and other costly garments to forget his circumstances. The piece satirizes excess and prohibition era attitudes toward drinking and measure of wealth.
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iIt
Chicago
Acman
Wariy
Couriet Journal
Local Christmas Visits and Illnesses Noted in Beattyville Area
Beattyville residents report holiday visits with relatives in Beattyville and nearby towns. Families share Christmas gatherings as Miss Tomie West returns from Harvard to aid a gravely ill father. Dr Harry Hendren and daughter Emma visit family in Beattyville for Christmas.
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Coomer
Gon
Orville
Burke“Coomer
Beattyville
Lewia “Rayburn
Cristifia
Nash
Alle
Tena Saed
Able Jackson
Winchester
Wasethe
Ann Mirs
Nernon Jackson
Tomié
West
Harvard
Harry
Hendren
Emma
Rena
Mars
J. M. Bienidren
Stanton Rayboy
H.D., Raybon
Joe Harris Matorer
Lexington
Charley E' Hott
Technological Wonders and Developments Across Nations
The article lists a series of innovations and plans from various countries. It mentions a Chinese plan for radio service to monitor typhoon warnings, Newfoundland forming a company to improve St Johns telephone service, an English inventor's heated steel roller for ironing, a method to thaw frozen eggs in cold water, Brazil's snake farm for anti venom production, a combined sand blast and tumbling barrel for casting cleaning, an Austrian process to extract wool grease without acid, and an electric hotel room fan designed to activate when a nickel is dropped into its slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
St Johns
Austriia
Oil Field Announcements in Lee County Highlight Recent Sales
Lau rel Oil & Gas sells Moss St. John farm in Lee County to Clarence Sipple for 15000 dollars. The property includes five small wells with plans to drill more. A.M. Sutton of Hazard, linked to Kentucky oil ventures, aims to revive field activity with Big Six Oil Company. J. Sutton of Northern Lee Oil & Gas presides over a 100 barrel producer on the Gentry tract, where a second well is underway. Power arrangements for pumping are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Oil & Gas Company
Clarence Sipple
Moss St. John
Lee County
A. M. Sutton
Hazard
Kentucky
Big Six Oil Company
Frozen Creek
Breathitt County
J. Sutton
Northern Lee Oil& Gas Company
Gentry
Lée County
Cupid Busy During Holidays Marriage Licenses Granted
County Clerk Maupin issued licenses as couples united in marriage by Rev. J. Young. Summary includes Miss Bessie Rhodus and Brutus Whitaker of Cottonbure, Bettie Hughes and Joe Hackworth of the city, Rhoda Barnes and Ollie Vanarsdale of Terrill, Jennie Perry and Jasper Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maupin
J. Young
Bessie Rhodus
Brutus Whitaker
Cottonbure
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Hifner & Lary
Public Accountants and Auditors Brown
Proctoria Building
Winchester, Ky
Rookwood
D. B. Mckinney & Co
E.palmer
Union
The
Federal Reserve of Gene
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Farstiers
Mésirifig
Tobacgo
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co
R Short and
Upper Streets
Fee Aca
Chas. Land
T.C. Bradley
Wm. H. Porter
F. L.snyder
Studebaker
W. Arthur Todd
Rpaatars
Oriville Cooner
Cincinnati
Joh Hord
Cash
Ham
Konisville
Marie
Willie. Phelps
Rink Siodd
Aes
Chin “Taylor
Hardy, Ware
the Daily Newspaper
Southern National Bai Dank Tog
Richmond, Ky
Mit
Cupid
Liberty Bonds
S. T. Randle & CO
Fayette National Bank
Lexington, Ky
Richmond
Bolivia
Lejreuselin
Jersey
Ato
Rou
Hii
Ani
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