Big Demand For Rosedale Addition Lands At Richmond Sale
A large crowd attended the Wakefield-Davis Realty Co sale opening at 9:30 a m for Rosedale Addition lots at West Main and new streets Richmond. Jonah Wagers paid 680 for three 265 by 150 foot lots and J S Sewell bought adjoining plots at 570 each. The Letcher Caperton residence sold for 8100 to M Baker.
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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 Violations Prompt Notice
Berlin reports a rise in illegal meat and bread sales without ration cards for more than one portion per meal. The state commissary for peoples nourishment issues a sharp reminder to curb the practice.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Neff's Fish Market Slashes Prices Across Store
Readable text shows price cuts at Neff's Fish Market with banner style notice. The listing suggests broad discounts on all fish offerings and related groceries in a local sale.
Bring your wool to Wool Deatherage at the Madison
Residents are invited to deliver wool at Wool Deatherage in Madison for a community textile project. Organizers describe a friendly drop off event and encourage participants to bring clean fibers for processing.
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Madison
Col Brutus Clay to Build Home on West Main
Col Brutus Clay bought from Mrs. R C Lackey the east corner lot at West Main and Aspen Avenue. The plot adjoins the old McCreary residence recently acquired by T E Baldwin. Clay plans a handsome, attractive new dwelling on the site.
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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 pressures over allied peace terms show official dissatisfaction and public disapproval. Vienna reports indicate slow completion of the treaty with several clauses missing, while modifications to terms for Germany take shape. Lloyd George and Clemenceau reportedly favor raising German indemnity to 25 billion dollars with five billion paid in four years and possible changes to Silesia and the Sarre region. Germany likely not admitted to the League of Nations at present.
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Associated Press
Austria
Vienna
Germany
Lloyd-George and
Clemenceau
Silesia
Sarre
League of Nations
Europe on a Knife Edge Says Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip former president of the National Bank of New York City told the Pan American conference in Washington that Europe has been shocked and is balanced on a knife edge. He cautioned against predicting a war while warning the future will reveal whether a conflagration will occur.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National Bank of New York City
Senator Sheppard Promises Prohibition Law
Senator Sheppard of Texas told delegates at the annual Anti Saloon League convention that no beverage containing even a trace of alcohol will be allowed by law once nationwide prohibition is enforced. He pledged sharp penalties to ensure enforcement nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Sheppard
Texas
anti-Saloon League
Austrian Peace Terms Set Reparations Amount to Commission
Paris reports that the financial clause of the Austrian Peace terms fixes a specific reparation sum but directs a commission to study the amount and payment method.
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Paris
Commencement Play Directed by Mary Ann McMillan Tuesday
Expression Department E R S N presents a commencement play at Fel tic Normal auditorium. Admission is 35 cents.
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Mary Ann McMillan
Feltic Normal Auditorium
For Sale Privately Seven Room Home on Woodend Avenue
Private sale of a seven room modern home on Woodend Avenue with modern conveniences. Water age in rear noted. property shown to interested parties.
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Woodend Avenue
Biot A
Mule’s kick costs Baldwin farmer left leg
Luther Isbell, a 39 year old Baldwin County farmer, had his left leg amputated above the knee after a mule kicked him in a stall while feeding animals. The blow shattered the bone and bypassed hopeful recovery. surgeons proceeded with the amputation and he is expected to recover unless complications arise. He is survived by a wife and two children and is connected to Amby Isbell and Mrs. Wilbert Howard through family ties.
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Luther Isbell
Baldwin
Gibson Hospital
Isbell
Amby Isbell
Newby
Wilbert
Banks Plan Networks to Move Soldiers' Pay
Banks and the Red Cross plan agency networks at demobilization centers to bank soldiers funds. American Bankers Association coordinates with War Department and Red Cross to provide quarters and staff while banks supply tellers. The aim is to transfer soldiers cash to home banks at discharge. Camp Zachary Taylor operations cited.
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Associated Press
Louisville
American Bankers’ Association
War Department
Noedingelly
Red Cross
Zachary Taylor
Richmond Oil Interests Seed New Royalty Firms
A movement in Richmond aims to form an oil company amid rising royalty interest in Lee county and neighboring districts. Several royalty ventures emerge in Lexington Paris Winchester and Frankfort with varied capitalization and officers, while local oil activity reports promising wells and planned drilling across Owsley Breathitt and Lee counties. The industry faces pipeline teething troubles from West Virginia outages but expects stabilizing output as lines are repaired.
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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
Big Aan Petroleum Co
Delaware
Big Creek
Young and Stevenson
W. P. Williams Oil Corporation
The
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
Markets Report from Cincinnati and Louisville
The Cincinnati market notes cattle extremely bad as hogs are a quarter lower and lambs steady with Jersey steady. Louisville reports cattle at 200, slow and unchanged. hogs 3,200 steady unchanged, 1,400 a quarter lower at 9.25, lambs steady and unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Jersey
Louisville
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight into Friday
The forecast calls for generally fair skies tonight and Friday with little change in temperature. No significant fronts or precipitation expected.
Kansas Wheat Harvest Estimated at Record Levels
Topeka estimates a 218,500,000 bushel Kansas wheat crop with harvest to start in southeastern counties and reach southcentral belts by June 20. State officials project the nation’s top production, with about 11,000,000 planted acres and a value near half a billion dollars based on the federal price. Labor needs reach 220,000 workers with wages set around 50 cents to 70 cents per hour plus board.
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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
Lincoln visitor boosts Will H. Shanks in county race
Here Boosting Shanks Former Senator L. Hubble from Stanford is in Lincoln to back Will H. Shanks for the Democratic primary. The senator promotes Shanks as a sure winner in August and urges support for the county man's campaign.
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Shanks
RE. L. Hubble
Ef. Stanford
Lincoln
Will H. Shanks
Red Cross Aid Totals in Belgium After Armistice
After the armistice, the American Red Cross commission for Belgium distributed about 8 million francs to aid charitable works. Of this, 1.3 million francs funded Belgium relief, 1.25 million francs supported destitute civilians, and additional funds went to help mutilated soldiers and other needy groups.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Red Cross
Belgium
Powder car blast kills many in Maine mine disaster
A trolley sparked blasting powder in a Delaware and Hudson Company mine near Maine injuring dozens. Early tallies listed 60 dead, rising to 78 with 31 injured and fears of more. Dozens perished as miners rode into the tunnel, flames engulfing the rear car and trapping workers.
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Associated Press
Taki
Louise Davis Elected Kentuky Federation Leader at Ashland Meeting
Louise Davis of Ashland serves as general secretary of the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs during the association s annual meeting held here today.
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Louise Davis
Ashland
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wilson to Visit Brussels Likely Next Week
AP reports in Paris that President Wilson will visit Brussels probably within the coming week, signaling diplomacy steps amid ongoing discussions and upcoming international engagements. The brief note places the visit in the near future without detailing agenda or participants.
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Associated Press
Paris
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