Varied Local Notices and Obituaries Across Counties
The brief items note deaths in New Haven and Middlesboro, a Wend birthday in Breckinridge, land and oil rights deals in Menifee, court activity in Robertson, a 13 year old La Center postmaster, a home intrusion in Elizabethtown, a golden anniversary gift at Pineville, a Mayfield removal ruling headed to appeals, missing pigs found in a well in Nelson, hotel funding near Middlesboro, foreclosure suit in Shelbyville, and the 65 year old Middlesboro pioneer death from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Miller
New Haven
Bardsown
Breckinridge
J. S. Halstead
Hale and Hearty
Ledford Ingram
Will Pondo
Menifee County
Elizabethtown
Robert Collier
Pineville
T. J. Asher
Mayfield
Court of Appeals
Dennis Dunn
Howardtown
Nelson County
Chamber of Commerce
Middlesboro
Shelbyville
O. F. Brown
P. R. Beard
S. M
J. A. Boggs
A. C. Snyder
Tobacco Troubles in Black Patch Hold Market Slump
Farmers in the Black Patch of Kentucky discuss why the 1919 tobacco crop stalls. They note exchange rate losses and falling prices, with many intending to hold crops for a year. Farm Bureau reports show limited sales at low prices and plans for precinct meetings and storage. Officials in Washington study foreign markets as growers push caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Globe
R. K. Moberley
Madison County
Moberly
Tharely
Paducah
M’cracken County
Milan
McCracken
Farm Bureau
McCracken’’ County
Washington
Tennessee
Mc-Cracken
Tobacco Committee
Pageant in Washington Portrays US History on Lincoln Birthday
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, vice president of the Navy league, directed a Washington pageant and ball on Lincoln's birthday night. About 1600 people participated as the event depicted American history and included Mrs. Frazer as Mrs. Van Rensselaer in a New York Dutch settlement scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll Frazer
Navy League
Washington
Lincoln
Frazer Tok
van Rensselaer
New York
Richmond Sealed Bids For Street Paving Due April 1 1920
Notice to bidders in Richmond Kentucky calls for sealed proposals to be received by the mayor for 63000 square yards of street paving. Options include two course concrete pavement sheet asphalt bitulithic or Kentucky rock asphalt wearing surface. Also an advertisement lists pianos phonographs and music shops. A 1920 Chevrolet touring car for sale is offered by Richmond Motor Company with equipment and tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Kentucky
Salie
Bob Maupin
Richmond Motor Company
Main Street
Postoffice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tern Alfalfa Hay
Builders Supplies
Old Kenthery
Robertson
Zelma Pease
la Center
E Green Cloy
Raffeact A
Ervine Street
Union Supply
Cu. v
Barlemoy
Holland
Wilhelmina
THE
Dixie Dry Cleanery
Western
Princess Skating Rink
Mckee Block
Hugh Sparks
City
Bob Walker
John L. Jones
Daily Register
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Stockton & Son, HL. Perry & Son
Peere
S. FP. Crecelius
Eer Evans
Olumbia Grafonolas
Aeolian O
FE. Co. Christian Co
E. Main
Lexington
Purina
Purina Calf
W., W. Broaddus & Co
Claude Devore
Police
J. R. Watkins Co
Blue Grass
CC. W. van de Mark
Phoenix Hotel
J. W Wiggins
Second Street
Harry Wreeman
Taylorsville
W. M. Gaines
May Collins
J.C. Bronston
Margaret Phelps
N. A. Durham
Singer Office
Plymouth Rock
Nists Eta Peatherage
Douglas and Simmons
Champion
B. Turley
Richmonar
Evernearling
R. J. Martin
R. D
K. V. Schmidt
Madison National Bank
State Bank & Trust Co