Big Demand for Rosedale Addition Lots in Richmond
Jonah Wagers buys the first of several Rosedale Addition lots at West Main and new streets for 680 dollars each, with J S Sewell purchasing adjoining lots for 570 dollars. A crowd of over a thousand attended the sale, while Col J T Cowherd opened bidding and a lunch served by the Pattie A. Clay Infirmary board accompanied the event. The old Letcher and Caperton residence sold to M Baker for 8100 dollars amid brisk competition.
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Jonah Wagers
Rosedale
Richmond
Wakefield-Davis Realty Company
Wagers
West Main
New Streets
Col. J. T. Cowherd
J.’S. Sewell
Averse
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary
Letcher and Caperton
M. Baker
Maggie Adams
S. Boggs
R. M. Rowland
Pee Cock
Deveelses
Sar Elmer Deatherage
M. Warren
B. Bek Seey
Berlin Butchers Unruly Sparks State Reminder
Berlin on June 3 reports the state commissary for peoples nourishment has issued a sharp reminder about the illegal sale of meat and bread without ration cards for more than one portion per meal. The crackdown follows growing noncompliance in the city.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Neff's Fish Offer Dives Prices Across Store
Reading OCR fragments show an advertisement noting price reductions for all fish items at Neff's Fish. The snippet implies sales on various fish products and related groceries, inviting customers to shop the lower prices.
Wool Deatherage at the Madison
A wool-related event named Wool Deatherage takes place at the Madison venue inviting attendees to bring their wool for display or sale. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Madison
Col Brutus Clay Plans New Home on West Main
Col Brutus Clay bought the east corner lot at West Main and Aspen from Mrs R C Lackey. The property adjoins the former McCreary home, recently acquired by T E Baldwin, and Col Clay aims to build an attractive residence there.
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West Main
Col
Brutus Clay
R. C. Lackey
Aspen Avenue
McCreary
T. E. Baldwin
Col. Clay
Huns Barred From League for Present
Austria shows official dissatisfaction with peace terms as Vienna reports a lethargic public. Modifications to the German terms appear likely, with Lloyd George and Clemenceau seeking a 25 billion dollar indemnity and a five billion first installment over four years. Silesia and Sarre terms may change. Germany likely barred from the League of Nations for now.
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Associated Press
Austria
Vienna
Germany
Lloyd-George and
Clemenceau
Silesia
Sarre
League of Nations
Europe on knife edge says Vanderlip at Pan American
Frank A. Vanderlip former president of the National Bank of New York City warned at the Pan American conference in Washington that Europe is balanced on a knife edge. He said he does not predict a conflagration but the continent’s future will tell if one occurs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National Bank of New York City
Senator Sheppard Pledges Prohibition at League Convention
Senator Sheppard of Texas promised delegates at the anti Saloon League Convention that laws will prohibit sale of any beverage containing even a trace of alcohol, as enforcement of nationwide prohibition is framed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Sheppard
Texas
anti-Saloon League
Paris Sees Austrian Peace Reparation Sum Set for Study
June agreement fixes a specific reparation sum but assigns a commission to determine the final amount and the payment method.
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Paris
Commencement Play Directed by Mary Ann McMillan
Expression Department of E R S N presents a commencement play Tuesday at Feltic Normal Auditorium. Admission is 35 cents.
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Mary Ann McMillan
Feltic Normal Auditorium
For Sale Privately Rot Water Age Home on Woodend Avenue
Private sale of a seven room home on Woodend Avenue offering modern conveniences. Water age issues noted in rear. inquiries invited from interested parties.
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Woodend Avenue
Biot A
Isbell Loses Left Leg After Mule Kick
Luther Isbell, a 39 year old Baldwin section farmer, had his left leg amputated above the knee at Gibson hospital after a mule kicked him in the stall around noon. The injury shattered the bone and forced removal. he stands to recover if no complications arise. He leaves a wife and two children and is brother to Amby Isbell and Mrs Wilbert Howard.
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Luther Isbell
Baldwin
Gibson Hospital
Isbell
Amby Isbell
Newby
Wilbert
Banks For Discharged Soldiers In Aimed System Louisville Plan
A plan to set up agencies at each demobilization center to bank soldiers funds is being developed by the American Bankers Association with the Red Cross and War Department. Banks will provide tellers, quarters, and free transfer channels to home banks, aiding discharges at Camp Zachary Taylor.
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Associated Press
Louisville
American Bankers’ Association
War Department
Noedingelly
Red Cross
Zachary Taylor
Richmond Oil Boom Sparks Local Company Talks
A Richmond movement to organize an oil company grows amid reports of vast royalties in Lee county and plans for an oil exchange. Local investors show wide interest as royalty ventures flourish in Lexington Paris and Winchester with new incorporations and proposed developments across Allen Lee Breathitt and Owsley counties.
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Richmond
Lee County
Winchester
Paris
Lexington
Areater Motors
G. B. Co
L. Shearer
R. Arnspiger
R. W. Rounsavall
Matt S. Walton
J. R. Bush
Associated Royalties Company
Allen County
E. E. Hinton
Prais
Milburn P. Kelly
Louisville
Guy D. French
T. Hinton
J. M. Williams
Frankfort
Allen-McLean Oil Co
Rnis
T. B. McGregor
King
W. Pruett
A. Fish
Market Report Sees Cattle Weakness Amid Hog Declines
In Cincinnati on June 5 cattle were extremely weak while hogs fell about a quarter. Lambs and Jerseys held steady. Louisville market showed cattle slow and unchanged, hogs steady to unchanged with 1,400 hogs 9.25 dollars, lambs steady.
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Cincinnati
Jersey
Louisville
Weather: fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Temperatures will remain nearly steady with only minor variation expected.
Kansas Wheat Harvest Expected to Reach South Central Belts
Kansas faces a record wheat crop with an estimated 218.5 million bushels and a vast 11 million acre plantings. State officials say the harvest will move from southeastern counties today toward southcentral belts by June 20 as government estimates place Kansas at about a quarter of the nation’s winter wheat.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
J.C. Mohler
Secreler’s
State Board of Agriculture
Union
Department of Agriculture
United States
Reno
State Labor Department
Boosting Shanks Endorses County Candidate at Lincoln Sale
Former Senator RE L Hubble, known as Took, visits Lincoln to support Will H Shanks in the Democratic primary. The event centers on boosting Shanks as a likely winner in the August primary.
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Shanks
RE. L. Hubble
Ef. Stanford
Lincoln
Will H. Shanks
Red Cross Aid Totals For Belgium After Armistice
Brussels reports the American Red Cross commission for Belgium has distributed about 8 million francs for charitable works. It granted 1.3 million francs to aid Belgian relief, 1.25 million francs to assist mutilated soldiers and civilians, and additional funds for destitutes.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Red Cross
Belgium
Powder Car Disaster Kills Dozens at Maine Mine
An explosion in a Delaware and Hudson mine in Maine after a trolley wire sparked blasting powder killed many workers and injured dozens. By noon 60 bodies were removed, later rising to 78 dead and 31 injured with fears of higher totals.
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Associated Press
Taki
Louise Davis Named Kentucky Federation Leader at Ashland Meeting
Louise Davis of Ashland was elected general secretary of the Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs at the annual meeting held in Ashland today.
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Louise Davis
Ashland
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wilson to Visit Brussels in Coming Week
Associated Press reports that President Wilson will likely travel to Brussels within the coming week to meet with officials and discuss ongoing matters. The announcement emphasizes the planned diplomatic engagement and international focus of the trip.
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Associated Press
Paris
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Frank Vanderlip
Ule
Goali Ny
Big Aan Petroleum Co
Delaware
Big Creek
Young and Stevenson
W. P. Williams Oil Corporation
Petroleum Exploration Co
J. T. Day
Breathitt
George McLeod
Ie Capital Oil Company
Beatty
Danville Oil & Gas Company
G. Floyd
Lincoln County
Island City Oil
Owsley County
Island Creek
Island ‘Creek
Pyramid ‘Oil Ol
Owsley Oil and Gas Co
Traveler’s Rest
Endee
Owsley
Eureka Pipe Line Company
West Virginia
Eureka Company
Kentucky
Cumberland
Eureka
Aresents
Gem Oil Company
J Just
Incor
Maine
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