Mrs. Noland of Madison County Dies at 89
The obituary notes Mrs. Noland, born October 23, 1830, in Madison County Kentucky, dies after a long life as a devout Baptist and community figure. She leaves seven surviving children, 25 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren, and numerous relatives in Kentucky and beyond. Funeral services were held at the home and she is buried beside her husband in the family plot.
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Union City
Shen
Madison County
Kentuck
An- Broaddus
Grace Broaddus
Askin
Nathan Noland
William
Mary E
James B
Albert Sidney
Jerry B
Ster
Col. N. B.rage
Margaret White
New City
Hattie Broaddus
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Mary Lee ‘Ee
West Virginia
Thes. G. Noland
Long Beach
Cal
Irs
Noland
Old Baptist Church
Old Spring
V. Gilbert
Baptist Church
Science Makes Them Durable Lin Soles A Year
A fragmentary note credits H. Cocke as officer and hints at science improving shoe soles. It mentions durability, wear, and cost factors, suggesting better soles last a year and reduce frequent replacements. The text is garbled but points to scientific methods enhancing footwear longevity.
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By .H. Cocke
Nedlin
Fresh Fish and Dressed Poultry Receives New Lights Shipment
Fresh stock arrives from Ste See 2 with new lights and dressed catfish at Neff's Fish and Oyster House. Contact 431 for details on availability and pricing.
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Neff
Railroad Brothers Back Government Ownership Plan
Four major railroad brotherhoods endorse direct government agency to run rail service at cost. A B Garrettson told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that leaders of the four unions favor government operation over private ownership, with profits shared only if deficits arise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Railroad Brotherhoods
A. B. Garrettson
Order of Railway Conductors
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Glenn E. Plumb
Strikers Lose In Seattle Labor Talks
Conservative union leaders met with the general strike committee in Seattle to urge a call for a general strike. In Tacoma the Central Labor Council decision led strikers to return to work. Desertions rose among teamsters drivers and other unions as many voted to resume work.
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Seattle
General Strike
Loft
Tacoma
Central Labor Council
Schools Close as Denver Engineers Strike for Higher Pay
Denver reports twenty five of sixty five public schools shut today as stationary engineers strike for increased salaries. The walkout began after unresolved negotiations and affects classes across multiple districts. School officials plan contingency measures and future talks.
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Denver
Still Striking Miners Patrolled by Army in Butte
In Butte on February 10 soldiers continue patrols as miners strike over wage reductions. No violence reported as pickets in army attire are ordered to remove uniforms or halt activities.
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Butte
End of Tobacco Season Effects Light Sales Across Crop
With the fag end of the season, tobacco sales shrink as dry weather hinders handling. Top prices persist for any high quality weed, and buyers at Home Warehouse report mixed lots from multiple sellers with varied prices per pound, reflecting a tight market.
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C. B. Irvine
Sam Hisle
White and
Tudor
Parrish
Esther Kanatzar
Layton
Local Men's Royalty In Lee Looks Good Now
A Richmond syndicate led by George D. Simmons and others learned Lee county has its first successful 200 barrel per day oil well on the Pendergrass 20 acre tract. Dozens of wells are planned across Lee county with multiple firms drilling and reporting strong production, including the W. P. Williams No. 3 on the Pendergrass lease and several other outfits advancing on various farms and tracts.
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Richmond
George D. Simmons
Burton Roberts
Stone Norman
Will D. Mays
Lee County
Pyramid Oil Company
Pendergrass
J. S. Stanifer
Hieronymous
Williams, Tomlinson and Company
Oil and Gas Company
McCombs Producing and Refining Company
Butcher
Sloan
Taylor South
Hay
Ed Riley
Preacher Mann
Security Producing and Refining Company
Millard Estes
Ohio Oil Company
Charles Evelyth
Hell Creek
Atlantic Oil Producing Co
Henry Shoemaker
Dan Pharney
Eastern Oil Company
Martin
Steve Frahley
Flesher Oil and Gas Company
Eureka
Southern Oil Company
Laura Lane
Airedale
Beattyville Mineral and Timber
Trinity Oil and Gas Company
Akers Oil Company
Akers Farm
Rex Bundy
Martha Reynolds
Hart
County Schools Board Advances Consolidation and Pay Actions
Board members meet to push Valley View and Miller consolidation and appoint Edwards Hayden Million committee. Green Oak repairs or new building eyed with Log Cabin patrons meeting Feb 12. Consider time for teachers after epidemic and county supervisor for 1919. Wallaceton Estridge consolidation and Berea colored high school planned. Coal purchases to be in carload lots via superintendent. J B Harris retained as supervisor at higher salary. teachers to receive living wage.
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Wm. Hayden
Valley View
Miller
Edwards
W. R. Hayden
A. J. Million
Green Oak
Gilbert
Wallaceton
Estridge
Berea
J. B. Harris
Meritone Aids Nashville Man After Flu
J. W. Allen of 1607 Twenty-first Avenue North says Meritone, touted as a tonic, helped him recover from influenza. He cites relief from cough, restored color, and regained appetite after several days of use. He notes overall health improvement and stronger meals after work.
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J. W. Allen
Twenty-first Avenue
North
Nashville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Meritone
Mr. Allen
Suffrage Beaten In Senate Again
The Senate defeated the House resolution to submit a federal constitutional amendment for woman suffrage by 55 to 29, one vote short of the required two thirds. Leading suffragists had predicted a final test of the session, with Beckham voting against and Martin paired.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Senator Beckham
Kentucky
G. P. Martin
Japs Offer Aid to Red Army in Bolshevik Fight
Omsk reports say the Russian government accepts a Japanese offer of men money and arms to help quell the Bolshevik difficulty in Russia. Vladivostok date February 10.
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Russia
Associated Press
Vladivostok
Omsk
Japan
Outbreak in Berlin Ends in Deaths and Wounds
Reports from Berlin indicate a clash between government troops and Spartacans who seized a building. Eight killed and 40 wounded as troops opened fire. Censor delayed further details. Judge G. E. Lilly of Lexington is visiting for several days.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Berlin
G. E. Lilly
Lexington
Trainload of L. W. W. agitators deported
Fifty four members of the Industrial Workers of the World passed through Chicago last night on a special guarded train en route to an Atlantic port for immediate deportation. Most were alien labor agitators seized on the Pacific coast and many were said to be from Seattle. They will be sent to the Russian provinces after federal hearings and records are sent to Secretary Wilson.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Atlantic
Seattle
Federal Immigration Service
Pacific Coast
Wilson
County Court Appoints Guardians and Committees
In county court James Church was appointed and qualified as guardian for Lincoln Carter and Calamary as surety on his official bond. Mrs S F Caldwell was appointed committee for her husband J C Caldwell and qualified by giving a $500 bond with Mrs A F Caldwell as surety on her official bond.
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James Church
Lincoln Carter
Calamary
S. F. Caldwell
J. C. Caldwell
A. F. Caldwell
Steel orders fall off in January report
New York February 10 unfilled orders of United States Steel Corporation on January 31 dropped about 695000 tons from December 1 level. It marks the third straight decline since October 31.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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