Local Notices and Social News Highlights
Subscription rates listed by year and six months with snail mail options. Mr Nat Prewitt's horse died last week. Leslie T Bradshaw buys two new seven passenger Buicks. Floyd Synders family visits Richmond and S N Sanders family. Mrs James Prewitt in poor health. Mrs Susan Broaddus returns from visit to daughter. Master Harlan Synder visits cousin Elizabeth Sanders in Cottonburg.
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Cottonbure
Tobacco acreage to rise about ten per cent in 1920
A 10 percent nationwide increase in tobacco acreage is forecast for 1920, with Kentucky the least affected among major producers. Carolina and Virginia yields may rise 10 to 14 percent, Georgia surge over 50 percent as farmers shift from cotton. European demand likely softer, dark tobacco prices strained until exchange conditions improve.
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Two Kentuckians Die and One Hurt in Cincinnati Car Crash
Adolph Ritter of Dayton and Fred Laufieur of Bellevue Ky were struck by an automobile in Cincinnati after leaving a street car. Ritter was killed and Laufieur seriously injured in the Monday incident.
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Adolph Ritter
Dayton
Fred Laufieur
Bellevue
Cincinnanati
Paint Lick Community Notices and Local Movements
Charlie Graves accepted a position with the Paint Lick garage. Geo Noe consulted his physician in Pineville. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith of Harlan visited Mr and Mrs Lee Ledford. Rev Boone will preach at Mt Tabor next Sunday. Rev W A Ramsey and Woods Walker attended Presbytery in Springfield last week. Miss Fannie Kidd of Wallace Town visited Mrs Tom Lodgsdon. The Paint Lick boys have played two games and lost both. Frank Ambrose of Berea moves into the residence vacated by Mrs Sophia Treadway. I B Shepherd and others are making a strong pull to
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Charlie Graves
Paint Lick
Geo. Noe
Pineville
Carl Smith
Harlan
Lee Ledford
Boone
Mt. Tabor
W. A. Ramsey
Woods Walker
Springfield
Fannie Kidd
Wallaceton
Tom Lodgsdon
Paint Lick Boys
Frank Ambrose
Berea
Sophia Treadway
I. B. Shepherd
Woman Reports Tanlac Turnaround After Severe Illness
Mrs Minnie G Taylor of Huntington West Virginia credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after a year of near bedridden illness. She describes extreme digestive distress, nervous spells and sleepless nights followed by a swift improvement and friends noting she looks fifteen years younger.
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Minnie G. Taylor
21St Street
Huntington
W. Va
Tanlac
Woods family to relocate to Nat Cotton place near Kirksville
R G Woods and family move to the Nat Cotton place near Kirksville. Woods hires Miss Ambrose as private secretary. Miss Kate Ely, dress maker, once reported sewing sixty dresses. The H L department does not stock ladies dresses or fine garments.
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R. G. Woods
Nat Cotton Place
Kirksville
Ambrose
Kate Ely
H. L
Kentucky GAR encampment set for Louisville in May
The annual Kentucky division Grand Army of the Republic encampment will be held in Louisville on May 25 and 26.
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Kentucky Division
Louisville
Remarkable 1% Lac Builds Nervous Patient to Health
A Richmond user credits 1% Lac for transforming from a nervous wreck to a well happy woman. Appetite digests well, nerves steady, and sleep sound nightly. She expresses gratitude to Tanlae, sold at Stockton & Son's in Richmond.
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Tanlae
Richmond
Stockton & Son’s
Bluebeard Harvey Confesses to Buried Alive Killing
In Los Angeles the confessed killer known as Bluebeard Harvey describes striking his fifth wife Nina Lee Maloney of Kentucky with a hammer. He says he carried her to a gorge, wrapped her in a blanket, and buried her alive.
Open mind of the Old Guard in presidential race
A critical note on the Old Guard in the presidential campaign, highlighting its supposed openness only to defensive ideas and resistance to progressive proposals. The piece suggests the mind remains closed when progressive ideas approach with any friendliness.
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Old Guard
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