Young Bride Returns as Husband Faces New Trial
In Tallahassee a new trial is requested for Warden Larmon who has been convicted of murdering Ralph P. Rushing the chauffeur. Larmon’s bride has returned to her parents in Bowling Green after brief federal charges regarding transporting a stolen automobile were resolved. She bade her husband farewell at the cell door and then left with her mother. The item also includes an unrelated local lumber and music store notice.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Thas
Larmon
Ralph P. Rushing
Bowling Green
Oil the Tractor Thoroughly Warned by Repairs
A farmer borrowed a four cylinder tractor and let an inexperienced man operate it. A leak in the lubrication system caused oil loss, leading to a dry cylinder, stuck piston, broken connecting rod, and damaged cylinder wall and crank case. Repair costs about $200 plus downtime during critical fieldwork.
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Mar
Vanguard Reaches Uptown Districts
Work to trim curbins and install new gutter begins in uptown on Main and Second streets. A steady crew under Mr. Glover shapes the curb line to speed paving, with arrivals from the west set to resume concrete and finished work soon.
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Glover
Lancaster Avenue
Administrator's Notice for Claims Against Curren S. Lamb Estate
Creditors must file claims with the administrator or attorney C Wallace within 30 days under the statute. James W. Lamb is the administrator of Curren S. Lamb, dated June 25, 1920, published in 153 lw 4w.
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Curren S. Lamb
C. ~. Wallace
James W. Lamb
Admr
Cull unprofitable hens to boost egg yield
Farmers can save feed and boost egg output by culling hens that have shed feathers. Experience shows the nonlaying birds can be removed, leaving about 85 percent of the flock to lay more eggs. August to October is suggested for inspecting and culling. Up to 15 percent of the flock may be eliminated without reducing overall egg production.
Tile drainage for Kentucky farms floats profits
Farmers can remove excess water with tile drainage. Despite rising costs to drain land from 1916 to now, corn price has dropped while land values rose, making tile drainage a potentially double digit return investment if returns exceed 100 percent annually.
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Kentucky
Coal Operators Realized More From Output But Profit Margin Fell
Kentucky coal operators earned higher revenue from mines in 1918 than in February and March this year, but profit margins dropped about 50 percent, based on statistics released by the federal trade commission in Washington.
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Kentucky
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Not All Gone Yet Whisky Theft Reported at Covington Yards
Twenty cases of whisky are reported stolen from a car at the Decoursey yards Covington with no clue to the perpetrators. The crime note says taking whisky not belonging to you is a crime and officers and federal agents can testify to that fact.
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Decoursey Yards
Covington
Gas Shortage Predicted For Pittsboro Next Winter
Scarcity of natural gas hits Pittsboro with officials warning of an acute shortage anticipated for the coming winter season and urging conservation measures.
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Pittsboro
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