Red Cross Ships Box of 19 Garments to Brooklyn Store
The local Red Cross chapter sent Box No. 1 containing 12 layettes and 11 gingham dresses, totaling 19 garments, to the Red Cross storeroom at Bush Docks in Brooklyn New York. Box No. 2 will be shipped next week per Mrs W H Grider. The winter wheat crop is lagging behind government estimates with prices expected from 1.25 to 1.50 for some time.
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Red Cross
Bush Docks
Brooklyn
N. Y
Local Socials and Incidents From Newby Area
Forrest Hill and others visit relatives across the community this Sunday. A fire destroys War Wte’s house Saturday afternoon with only partial contents saved. Local residents attend a tent meeting at Richmond led by Asbury College workers.
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Sam Million
Newby
Tom Butler
Winchester
Vernon Pigg
Leslie Taylor
Bettie Powell
A. H.wells
Chas. Cox
Panola
Lucille Asbill
Beulah Bolton
Franklin Million
Arnett Taylor
Blue Grass Park
Rev
Holder
Berea
Antioch
Hiram Asbill
Boyd Wells
Norman Jenkins
War W
Lena Crizzard
Gibson Powell
Doylesville
Richmond
Asbury College
Sheriff’s Sale In Richmond Motor Case On County Court Day
Pursuant to a 1921 Madison Quarterly Court judgment Mrs. C. T. Ecton will sell at public auction in front of the courthouse on Main Street Monday July 4 1921 at 2 p m a Ford Sedan to satisfy a $185 judgment plus 6 percent interest from April 5 1921 and costs. The sale is on credit for three months with bond and security.
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Richmond Motor Company
C. T. Ecton
Madison Quarterly Court
Court House
Main Street
Claass Paes
P.S. Wek
Kuykendall Buys Crystal Cafe From M Altis
M Altis proprietor of the Crystal Cafe sells to J E Kuykendall of this city and moves to Corbin to open a cafe on Railroad street. Kuykendall to take possession this week. Altis praised for liberal prices and quick service.
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M. Altis
Crystal Cafe
J. E. Kuykendall
Corbin
Railroad Street
Farming Notes and Social Rounds in Old Delphas
Farmers report corn and hemp thriving while tobacco struggles. Local gatherings include visits by Sanders, Johns, Hay, and Goins families with reports of good times and a strong sermon by Rev. G C Stocker. The piece notes community ties and a socialable Sunday.
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Walter Sanders
Baldwin
Luther Isbell
P. F. Johns
Nicholasville
Levi Harvey
Eddie Sanders
Robert Hill
Peter Hay
Versailles
Fred Sanders
Emmett Goins
G. C. Stocker
Mr. Stocker
Social notes from Bobtown and nearby areas
Mrs. C D Smith of Annville visits daughter Mrs L L Bagby. James Neely family and Miss Larada Creekmore spend Sunday at Boonesboro beach. Mrs Ora Rucker and her father Mr Sanders of Richmond visit Mrs Wm Rucker. Mrs Pearl Powell of Kingston visits her mother Mrs Wm Cole. John Fields family weekend with Mrs John McQueen at Narrow Gap. Mrs P J Garrett is able to be out again. Rev E D Davis of Louisville Seminary holds meetings at Bobtown school house nightly at 8. Everyone is invited.
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C. D. Smith
Annville
L. L. Bagby
James Neely
Larada Creekmore
Boonesboro Beach
Ora Rucker
Sanders
Richmond
Wm. Rucker
Pearl Powell
Kingston
Wm .Cole
John Fields
John McQueen
Narrow Gap
P. J. Garrett
E. D. Davis
Louisville Seminary
Bobtown
Toledo gang convicted in million-dollar mail robberies
In Toledo thirteen persons including four women were convicted for the mail robberies aggregating $1,000,000.
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Toledo
Dr Carey’s Marshroot Prescription Promises Kidney Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Carey’s Marshroot as a guaranteed remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims 40 years of use, money back if dissatisfied, and wide pharmacist availability with a note on Dr Daniel G Carey’s long practice and the prescription’s broad benefits.
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Carey
Dr. Carey
Daniel G. Carey
Local Democrat Rescues Hat in Heatwave Hustle
A Democratic candidate rushed onto a freshly oiled street to rescue a woman’s wind swept bonnet. He allegedly supplied gasoline and first aid, then left a card offering support, only to declare he would vote Republican. The report notes heat and housing struggles with 8,000 vacant flats.
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Carlisle Mercury
Fair Sex
Jewel Sues Over $1000 Theft From Bowling Green Home
Jewel sues for more than $1000 alleging theft from the Bowling Green residence of C. A. Elroy. The case seeks damages and restitution in the local court.
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Jewel S.ued
C. A. Elroy
Bowling Green
Tennessee Chessman John A On Beaten in Fall
John A On, a Chessman from Tennessee and Chattanooga for twenty four years, was beaten last fall in a documented incident.
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John A
Tennessee
Chattanooga
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United States Government
Southern National Bank
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R. M. Rowland
W. H. Grider
Yra
Cincinnati
Clipsetta Stanes
TEN Broeck Bandicap
Latonia Course
Latonia
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia, Ky
Forrest Hill
Sheriff’s Sale
Jim Kuykendall
Crystal Gafe
Old Delphas
Bostown
Heat Louisville
Douglas
Simmns
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