Willard Demsey Championship Fight Prompts Wide Interest
Rumors circulate about a July 4 boxing title clash in Toledo Ohio between Willard and Demsey. The Associated Press dispatch hints at rounds and live detail, noting the heavyweights and rival sparring partners amid speculation and public anticipation.
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Toledo
Ohio
Daily Register
Associated Press
Rowlette Family Hosts Gathering With Friends
Mr and Mrs J L Rowlette host a small family gathering with their children and several friends at their home. The event centers on sharing a meal and light conversation in a cordial, intimate setting.
Colored Ball Game Set for Wednesday at 3 15
A single colored ball game is scheduled for Wednesday between two local teams. The event will start at 3 15 and promises an engaging contest.
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Will
Bogal Contracting Expands Through Quarry Purchase
Bogal Contracting expands by acquiring from S English the quarry and crushing plant at Panay See Chobene it Yak low Rock. W J Sparks of Mt Vernon joins Joe S Boggs and Saim P Burnam to form Boggs Burnam Co. They plan new rail c and ballast operations to support contracting work. Montgomery county fair dates set July 23 26 with trotting and running races each day.
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Boggs, Burnam
Montgomery County
Shaker Town Farm Sells in Three Tracts Near Harrodsburg
The old Castleman farm at Shaker town Mercer county was sold at public auction by Bolivar Bond and Buckley. The 187 acre home place brought 186 dollars per acre to Hedge Lester of Lexington. The 79 acre corner tract sold to Harney of Shelby county for 236 per acre and the 90 acre tract went to G. M. Ballard of Burgin at 130 per acre. Reports hint a new hotel or inn may open at Shakerstown by the buyers. Shakertown inn, run by Mrs. Nannie Jewell Embry and Mrs. Sallie Johnson Burgin of Lexington, thrives as a summer resort with old-fashioned southern fare.
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G. M. Ballard
Burgin
Farm sales raise questions amid large Bourbon dispute
A partial OCR fragment mentions a $600,000 figure linked to agricultural interests and a dispute over assets or land. The text is garbled but indicates a legal or financial matter involving farmers and bourbon related shipments or holdings in a regional area.
Indicted Farmer Accused of Letting Cattle Grazing In Neighbors Land
A Lincoln county grand jury indicted a young farmer south of Stanford for grazing cattle in a neighbor’s pasture after dark. The case arose from a peculiar local cattle feeding practice observed on a small tract of land where the herd was kept in good condition until the alleged trespass.
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Lincol County
Stanford
New Oil Firm Organzes In Maysville
A newly formed oil company named Co-operating Oil & Realty Co owns 12 000 acres near Maysville. The firm organized recently aims to operate in partnership with local producers and seeks investors and partners for future ventures.
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Maysville
Oil & Realty
Copany
Serra Meee Fa .Ini
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