Fox Hunters At Old 6 0 Meet Show Rich Fox Lineage
Madison County report from Crab Orchard Springs details the eighteenth annual National Fox Hunters Association meet. The First Chase Futurity awards a liberal purse to winning hounds with notable judges and many out of state exhibitors attending from Connecticut to Oklahoma. The Crab Orchard hotel and kennels are expanded for entries as Hunt Club horses are provided.
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Madison County
Crab Orchard Springs
National Fox Hunters’ Association
Lexington Herald
National
Fox Munters’ Association
the Chase Magazine
Samuel L.woolridge
Versgoffs
Robert J. Breckinridge
Chase Publishing Company
William Redditt
Mississippi
Charles Rankin
Edward Powers
Kentucky
Sam Welsor
Long Island
A. W. Patton
Alabama
Crab Orchard
Cumberlan’ Mountains
Paradise
J. S. Haseldén
I. M. Fickersen
Crab Orchard Riding and Hunt Club
Ben- Steele
Spencer
N.C
Thos. Slavden
Mson
W. Va
I. E. Sevier
Ashervile
N. C
Shultz
Rochester
Rates Reduced in Nicholast ville Electric Light
At a council meeting in Nicholast ville the electric light rate was set at 1.25 dollars, down from 1.50 during the war. The price now stands at 12 1 2 cents per kilowatt hour instead of 15 cents.
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Nicholastville Council
Musum
Death of Senator Clark Shocks Kentucky Community
McKee Kentucky November 7 W H Clark was shot near Foxtown Sunday afternoon and died almost instantly. Police report William Pearson arrested as a possible killer though witnesses deny full details. Clark a former senator and wealthy lawyer merchant fox hunter and political figure. member of Odd Fellows and Masons survived by wife and daughter Mrs William Fowler.
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McKee
W. H. Clark
Foxtown
Wm. Pearson
Clark
Mncal
Odd Fellows
Masonic Lodges
William Fowler
Unknown World War I Hero Laid To Rest At Arlington
Washington honors an unknown American soldier from France killed in the Great War. Presidents Harding and Wilson attended with military leaders and foreign ambassadors laying decorations. Minute guns at Fort Myer marked the procession from the Capitol to Arlington Cemetery.
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Washington
France
Rington
Army
Navy
Harding
Wilson
Pershing
Seil
Fort Myer
Capitol
Great Market Amphitheatre
Arlington
All Republicans Win In Perry County Races
Hazard Ky November election results show R B Roberts an Independent won circuit judge. All Republican nominees were elected in Perry county. Hazard city council approves bond issue for new municipal water works.
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Perry County
Hazard
R. B. Roberts
Cynthiana Chosen as Next Baptist Women's Meeting Site
Mayfield Kentucky November 11 The state convention of the Woman Missionary Society of the Baptist church closed with addresses by D C M Thompson state secretary of missions and R M Logan missionary of Argentina Cynthiana was selected as the meeting place next year
Local Directory Snippet Draws Numerous Kentucky Names
A fragmented OCR list shows many Kentucky towns and individuals including Richmond Lexington Louisville Bowling Green Versailles Winchester and Berea with varied spellings and initials. Names like J L Black Leba Neon Dr M Casper and C C Glass appear amid place references suggesting a community directory snippet.
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College Hill
J. L. Black
Lebaneon
Robert Breckinridge
Lexington
Howard Cammnstz
Louisville
M. Casper
J. D. Chenault
Richmoond
Bowling Green
S. J. ‘Lucker
Winchester
X. S.faylor, Jr
Robert and
Weds Vies
J. C. Es
Dingstus
Vision of Peaceful Disarmament in the Mountains
The passage speaks of a future era when nations lay down weapons. People seek divine teaching to walk in God’s paths. It envisions swords turned to plowshares and no longer forcing war, with all living under divine protection.
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Jacob
Boets
Ruler Won derful Counsellor Prince of Peace Theme
A religious snippet blends Isaiah and Luke passages, naming the Wonderful Counselor and Prince of Peace. It references mercy and blessing, with the benediction invoking the God of Peace to perfect believers in every good work. The text ties prophecies to gospel praise and does not present a narrative event.
Dr. Bush to Speak Sunday Evening in Richmond
Dr. Benjamin J. Bush of Lexington will address a Sunday night mass meeting at the First Presbyterian Church Richmond. The event promotes the Associated Charities drive for the coming winter with a Monday giving opportunity, as the community plans an annual fundraising effort.
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Richmond
Benjamin J. Bush
Lexington
Associated Charities
Hell
First Presbyterian Church
Bush
Second Presbyterian Church of
Ben Ali Theatre
Farrar Divorce Suit Faces Broad Co respondent Scope
New York November 11 Geraldine Varray files for divorce from Lou Tetlegen naming co respondents in practically every state in the union.
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Farrar
New York
Geraldine Varray
Lou Tetlegen
Winter Wheat in Good Shape in Louisville
Louisville weather chief J L Kendall reports the winter wheat crop is in excellent condition after late sowing advised by the U S Department of Agriculture to avoid Hessian fly. Moist spells in recent weeks helped emergence and stand.
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Associated Press
Louisville
J. L. Kendall
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Kendall
October Burley Tobacco Sales in Kentucky Report
October burley tobacco sales in Kentucky totaled 1 386 535 pounds for 500 975 48 dollars at an average 11 19 per cwt. Growers sold 326 995 pounds for 35 463 66 dollars average 10 84. Deaths sales amounted to 2 361 605 pounds for 252 366 17 dollars average 10 68. Resale led with 1 697 935 pounds sold for 213 145 65 dollars average 12 55.
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Kentucky
W. C. Hanna
Frankfort
Goins Confirmed as Frankfort Postmaster Ending Feud
Frankfort Kentucky November 11 The Senate confirmed the nomination of David Goins to be postmaster at Frankfort ending the feud that has persisted for years among Democrats over the postmastership.
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Frankfort
Senate
David Goins
Sham Battle At Harlan Highlights Kentucky Armistice Day
Kentucky marks armistice anniversary with wide state celebrations led by Harlan's sham battle on Ivy Hill. Eastern troops, a 15 000 crowd, and special trains set the scene as veterans groups, churches, and civic bodies join nationwide disarmament mood.
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Kentucky
Harlan
Ivy Hill
Little Mountain City
Louisville
United States
Zacharty Taylor
Warren Meimorial Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Washington
Ashop Charlies E. Woodcock
Lexington
Transylvania College
University of Kentucky
Winchester
Owensboro
Clarence W. Morin
Louisv.dle
Bowling Green
American Legion Post
National Guard
Paducah
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Court House
Harding
Gov. Morrow
Kentucky Manufacturers Association
Ernor Morrow
Jackson Morris
Produce Prices Quoted by Rennker Brothers
Prices for eggs and fowl listed by Rennker Brothers with varying per dozen and per head rates. Eggs 32 cents a dozen. hens and springers 18 to 19 cents. geese 14 cents. young guineas 50 cents per head. other poultry prices noted in uncertain OCR.
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Rennker Brothers
Peessevset
Searchight Captures Wild Geese by Kentucky Steamer
Crew of the Kentucky steamer used its powerful searchlight to locate a flock of wild geese near Muddy Creek. The honking birds flew low, were driven toward the glow, and several were struck and captured, promising several goose suppers.
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Memmbers
Kentucky
Muddy Creek
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati November 11
Cattle trading very slow as packers bid 10 cents lower while other livestock show steadier activity. Market notes indicate subdued demand and cautious bidding across the region.
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Cincinnati
Burley Tobacco Drive Gains 300000 Extra Pounds in Week
The Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association reports more than 300000 additional pounds signed up this week as rain delayed campaigning. It lists dozens of signers with varied contributions and notes a race among candidates as extra votes push leaders forward.
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Madison
Burley Tobacco Growers’Co-operative Association
Sterling Marshbanks
R. B. Richardson
Bailey Dickerson
Jas. S. Crutcher
Jamies Moberly
J. Ty. Lees
Floyd Z. Reyondds
J. B. Anderson
J- A. McCord
W. Ay Wanter
A. Om
S. C. Andersofm
Stanley Leeds
Jess TH
Iscoo TE Woonr
Joe Chenault
Jacob Rhodus
R. B. Peters
Charlie Scrivner
George Mullikins
Bow Henry Kennedy
W. M. Gibson
Winners announced in Daily Register prize event
The Daily Register closed an eight day prize event with 14 candidates close in totals. Emma L. Davison won first prize of $7.50, Fannie Harris took second with $5.00, and Mrs Ben F Edwards earned third with $2.50. Checks to be collected at the Daily Register office.
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Daily Register
Emma L. Davison
Fannie Harris
Ben F. Edwards
Labove
Minnie Shearer
D. W. White
Henry King
Maria Ramsey
Lula Rhodus
John Turpin
Emma K. Cooper
Robt. Grinstead
Edith Jenkins
Cleve Powers
Fatal shootout shocks Middlesboro crowd
Doyle Colson an eastern Kentucky ice marshal is dead after a gunfight with his brother Clay Colson and Ira Ball during a drinking dispute. Ball and another man were wounded as three men exchanged shots, part of the Ball Turner feud era tensions.
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Middlesboro
Doyle Colson
Kentucky
Clay Colson
Ira Ball
Ball
Doyle
Ball-Turner
Wanted Turleys with highest market prices
Classified notice seeking Turleys for sale at top market prices. Contact C. E. Galloway and F. H. Gordon for details. Phone Twenty Eight. Notice dates November 8 to November 16.
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Turleys
C. E. Galloway
Local Visitors and Social Notes From Irvine and Surrounding Towns
WACO miss Lucy Thorpe of Irvine visits her mother Mrs G K Thorpe. Mr P W Wilson of Irvine shakes hands with friends. Dr Taylor and G E McKinney made a business trip to Irvine. Mr and Mrs B F Boggs of Bardstown and Mrs H M Thorpe of Rel House were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W Grinstead. Mr and Mrs Mat Cornelison visited relatives in Lancaster last Thursday. Mr and Mrs O C Rucker returned from Toledo Ohio bringing an Overland car for Mr Kelly Walden of Lock No 11. Mr and Mrs B F Reeves came from Richmond to vote Tuesday. Francis Price, little daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wagers, is very sick. Miss Mary Allison Tribble teaching at Union City was home Tuesday to vote. Mrs Marshel Brock and her little daughter of Richmond visited here last week.
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Lucy Thorpe
Irvine
G. K. Thorpe
P. W. Wilson
Taylor
G. E. McKkinney
B. F. Boggs
Bardstown
H. M. Thorpe
Rel House
W. Grinstead
Mat
Mary Allison Tribble
Union City
Marshel Brock
Richmond
Ulster Cabinet Rejects Plan for Irish Settlement
The Ulster cabinet rejects the government settlement plan as impractical under current conditions. Ulster ministers are drawing up counter proposals.
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London
Local case rulings from Jessamine Circuit Court
In Nicholasville Kentucky on November 11 the commonwealth failed to convict Steve Tudor. J H Hager was acquitted of allowing a minor in his pool room. Lee Sageser and J B Hager were found of unsound mind. Judge Shackelford scheduled civil cases for Monday and adjourned court. Five county teachers were summoned before the grand jury about student absences and fourteen parents were required to account for missing children.
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Jessamine
Nicholasville
the Commonwealth
Steve Tudor
J. H. Hager
Lee Sageser
J. B. Hager
Shackelford
Anatole France Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature
The Swedish Academy announced Anatole France as the recipient of the 1921 Nobel Prize in Literature. The French author was recognized for his enduring contributions to letters and narrative achievement.
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Swedish Academy
Anatole France
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FOX Hunters
Chase Futurity
St Nicholasville
Senator Clark
Cynthiana
Baptist
New York State Institute of Apped Agriculture
Parmingdale
Micahevy
Matthew Y
DR. Bush
Burley Sales
Waco
Ulster Resorts
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