Stanford Flu Victories and Local News Roundup
Mrs J E Tudor improves after a severe flu attack in Stanford. J W Porter resigns as bashier of First and City National Bank in Lexington to pursue other business. Col M L Embry recovering from flu near Waco as his family also recovers. Miss Margaret Phelps installed a hemstitching machine operated by Mrs N A Durham near the Singer office. Bowling Green Normal seeks tents and camp equipment for students lacking lodging. Silas Mason sold a 78 acre Fayette county farm to John Taylor at 225 an acre. A W Kavanaugh sale in Garrard yields 610 for one team of horse mules. corn in the crib at 8.90 a barrel. Garrard cattle sale lists 52 head averaging 1200 pounds at 10 cents a pound. John C Mason now represents Garford and Stewart trucks for A W Skinner & Son after leaving United States and White Truck Companies. Louisville Players Club to meet with Mrs Aubrey Cossar presiding. Mrs Cobb returns from Lexington. Dr R L Telford attends Near East Relief board meeting in Lensville. Mr and Mrs O B Peyton host a dinner with H B Southern family and others from Lexington.
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Lexington
John C. Mason
United States
White Truck
A. W. Skinner & Son
Garford and
Stewart Trucks
Mrs Chas Peden's remarkable Tanlac gain
Mrs. Chas Peden of Huntsville Alabama reports gaining 27 pounds after a third Tanlac bottle. Once weighing 98 pounds with stomach trouble and pain she recovered energy appetite and strength, avoiding surgery and praising Tanlac to neighbors. Tanlac sold in Richmond by Stockton and Son.
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Chas. Peden
Mill St
Huntsville
Alabama
Tanlac
Richmond
Stockton & Son
Swift urges debt to fund employee stock plan
Louis F. Swift of Swift & Company markets a 1919 employees stock savings plan urging workers to incur debt to buy company stock as a permanent investment. He says debt helps save and generate income while advising to continually invest after paying off each obligation.
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Louis F. Swift
Swift & Company
Swift
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Madison County
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T. S. Hagan
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Porter
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M. Embry
Waco
Margaret Phelps
N. A
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Singer Office
W. J. Craig
Adjutant General
Bowling Green Normal School
Silas Mason
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Parker’s Mill
Fayette County
John Taylor
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A. W.kavanaugh
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J. E. Robinson
J. Weil and Co
Bill Miner
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Casselberry Dunkerson
Players Club
Washington Square Players
Louisville Post
D.'L.'cobb
R. L. Telford
Lensville
Near East Relief
O. B. Peyton
H. B. Southern
George
Grace Buckett
Audrey Southern
H. B. Southern, Jr
C. J. Sue
W. S. Million
Eve EY Cae
L. T. Wilson
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J. S. Stanifer
Jas. H. Pearson
Blue Grass
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Water Street
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Lee
Lee County
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Douglas and Simmons
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Turley. Richmon &Y
R. L. Martin
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H. Stanley Drake
Carlisle
Seventh Street
Kirksville
Paint Lick
Chas. A. Wrewitt
Big Hill Pike
Tribble’s
Indian Refining Co
Mary E. Dalton
South Second St
W. M. Parks and Son
East Main St
Notige
F. Crecelius
L. P. Evans
Lancaster Avenue
Joan F. White
Columbia Road
Washington
D. O. Tf
John Noland
Stockton
Purina
W. W. Broaddus and Company
PSH
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State Highway Commission
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Farmers ‘Club
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