Burley Tobacco Co-op Victory Seen In Statewide Campaign
Madison County leaders report a clear move to surpass the 73 percent Burley quota under the Co-operative Marketing Plan. Chairman TF S Burnam says most Burley counties have gone over the top and Madison nears 75 percent, with nearly 4 million pounds signed and expect to stay within the association.
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Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Marketing Association
TF. S. Burnam
Madison County
Worning
Burley
Madison
Burley Counnties
Burley tobacco pool drive nears target in Kentucky counties
Leaders of the Burley Tobacco Pool Association report strong pledges from farmers across 45 Kentucky counties and neighboring states. Organization Manager Joseph Passonneau says more than 75 percent of the 1920 crop is signed, with a possible 60 percent threshold near. A county canvass meeting is set for Wednesday to finalize results. James C. Stone and financier Robert W. Bingham attend the session.
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Lexington Herald
Burley Tobacco
Irenwets” O
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Joseph Passonneau
Burley
Johns Building
Burley Association
Vasonneau
Courtty
Vyamization
Lexington
Iicke
Phoenix Hotel
James C. Stone
Robert W. Bingham
Dr. M. D. Austin Resigns as Versailles Pastor
The congregational meeting at the Baptist church accepted the resignation of Ret. Dr. M. D. Austin as pastor effective November 30. A committee will draft resolutions of appreciation and regret, and the deacons will appoint a committee to supply the pulpit after his departure.
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Versailles
The
Baptist Church
M. D. Austin
Ellective
Burke Tobacco Pool Nears Largest Co operative Formed
About 85 percent of the burley tobacco crop in Kentucky Ohio Indiana Tennessee and West Virginia is signed to the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association. Passoneau, the organization manager, said the campaign will end at midnight and that the group may become the nation's largest producer cooperative.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Grooweers’ Co-operative Association
Momnager Passoneau Hiere
Witnesses in Fatty Arbuckle case found in Chicago
Miss Campbell, long sought as an important Arbuckle witness, was found at her Chicago home. She attended the party where Virginia Rappe died and disputed the claim of injury. W C Townsend, shot in visiting Vorrent, was brought to Winchester for X-ray and treated after infection and surgery for a 32 caliber pistol wound.
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Chicago
Is. Campbell
Fatty Arbuckle
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Fatty
W. C. Townsend
Chiy Cit
Vorrent
Winchester
Clark Dust Ty
Farmer Hangs Self in Barn After Harness Incident
James Smith, 60, a Noblesville area farmer, died by hanging in his barn using a harness and feather cords. Judge Blakey, 71, longtime Evansville resident and former city and circuit judge, has died in Pueblo. Col Jordgela key, Russellville native, long resident of Evansville, served as city and circuit judge and was an active Democrat.
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Boomsville
New
James Smith
Noblesville
Judge Blakey
Russellville
Hemderson
W. M. Blakey
Evansville
Pueblo
Col Jordgelakey
Evanusvill
Local Verse and Family News From Bobtown Area
Rev. 2. CG. Smith of Onville Jackson county spent a few days last week with daughter Mrs. Ls Bewhey. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson and children visited Mrs. W. SP. Moody near Harris Flat. Mrs. Elijah Gay is very ill with tuberculosis. Rev. Edward Lawson of Centervil Ohio came home to vote and stayed with his parents. Maude Lewis visited Agnes Lawson from Saturday to Monday.
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CG. Smith
Onvlle
Jackson Comity
Ls . Bewhey
John Lawson
Enes Aml Rozella
W. SP. Moody
Harris Flat
Whiteleaf Gay
Piaimileth, OL
Elijah Gay
McNew
Kingston
Joe Crowley
Vd Garrett
Miracle
Edward Lawson
Centerv
Ohio
Lawson
John Henry
Produce prices listed by Renaker Brothers
A fragmentary ledger of fresh produce prices paid by Renaker Brothers includes items such as Lions and Springers at 52 cents, Geese at 19 cents, Ducks at 25 dollars per set, Young divines at 5.5? per unit, and other items with unclear amounts.
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Renaker Brothers
Lions
Springers
Young Diuineas
Ominens
Madison Loses to Mt. Sterling in Narrow Defeat
Madison suffered a 21 to 0 loss at Mt. Sterling. Mt. Sterling scored on two touchdowns and a dropkick with strong penalties totaling around fifty yards against Madison. Despite improved play, Madison fumbled less and stopped Mt. Sterling’s speed, setting up a tougher test for Nicholasville next Friday.
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Macson Tii
Fedibadei
Mt. Sterlin
Tfi
Mt. Sterling Mendas
Tos Ud. Sterling
Aldodile
Mt. Sterling
Maddison Fed.ave
Lecals
Onsiie
Maveison
Nicholasvile Hi
Nernin Vridirou
Dodgers Face Winchester in Wednesday Football Challenge
Dodge football squad trains hard and Coach Frank Devere challenges Winchester for a midweek game. The Dodge goal line remains uncrossed this season with four wins. lineup to face Winchester includes Ries at center Black and tent guards McCordane slaugin tackles Young Wanton Lanfley at quarterback Pearson full Adams Dunn halves.
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Dodge
Fis
Frank Deveré
Toni
Winchester
Winchester Doe
Ries
McCordane Slaugin
Lanfley
Pearson
Adams
Dunn
Centre Invited for Next Season with Harvard
Centre College receives a formal invitation from Harvard to play again in Cambridge next year. Manager Moore notes the game will be scheduled a week earlier, with Centre and Princeton on two consecutive Saturdays deemed too much. Harvard offers a generous advance guarantee. Wires from Indiana, Pennsylvania, Northwestern and Fordham request 1922 dates.
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Harvard
Alain Danville
Moore
Centre College
Cambridge
Centre
Princeton
Harvard Athletic Association
University of Indiana
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Fordham
Notice Clarifies A Dobrowsky Commitments in Richmond
The public is informed that A Dobrowsky has not sold out and remains in Richmond. He states he has bought stock from J B Stouffer at a low price and invites all customers to visit his shop for better bargains than ever.
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A. Dobrowsky
Richmond
Mr.Dobrowsky
J. B. Stouffer
Great Powers Endorse Hughes Naval Limitation Plan
Spokesmen from Britain France Rais and Japan voiced acceptance in spirit and principle of the American plan for naval arms limitation. Leaders praised the accord as a step toward ending offensive warfare and advancing civilization, with calm assurances from Britain and France that the proposal is broadly acceptable.
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Ashington
Nev
Great Britain
France
Rais
Japan
Washington
Arthur Velfeur
Balfour
Cotttlin
England
Keto Tviluwod
M. Briand
Italy
Schanzer
Hiis
May Fire All Middlesboro Cops
Middlesboro citizens plan to ask Mayor Kef and the city commissioners to discharge the police force to halt alleged wrongdoing. They propose F A McDaniel former Evansville police chief as chief, pending city agreement to maintain current police leadership during the term.
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Middlesboro
New
Kek
Uelburn
Duwles-Nes
Middlebere
F. A. McDaniel
Evansville
Ind
Othe Lawisvile
Neshville Railrode
Mawor Lidburi
Maters
Sees
Two Held Over on Robbery Charges in Local Case
Wal ter Powell identified Roy Williams as the man who struck him with a pistol butt and stole $5. Williams says Powell tried to rob him. Dennis Rogers, colored, also held for grand jury on theft of a gold watch from Mrs Long Tom Chenault with $500 bond.
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Walter Powell
Roy Williams
G. Murray Smith
Powell
Williams
Dennis Rogers
Long Tom Chenault
Shoes for sour children at Cobn Army Store sale
Local advert promotes shoe sale at Cobn Army Store 125 First Street with price emphasis. The message urges quick purchase during stock fall swing and references sour children in promotional wording.
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Cobn Army Store
First Street
Dazar
Chicago's Great Live Stock Show Opens in November
The International Live Stock Exposition will run from November 6 to December 2 in Chicago at Crest Lock Yards. It features draft horses, fine swine, sheep, and European flocks, plus finals in state fairs and Christmas demonstrations. Participants include agricultural college students from major states and Canada, with judging contests and a grain and hay show under the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Hicago
New
Crest Lock
Yaris
Chicago
Agricultural College
Canmeda
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky Baptists Meet at Hopkinsville
The General Association of Kentucky Baptists gathers in Hopkinsville for its annual session. About five hundred delegates from Southern Baptist churches in the state attend, with sessions at the Tabernacle and host homes arranged by citizens. The ministers’ meeting occurred Monday night and the Baptist Educational Society leads Tuesday’s program. lunches are served daily at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Hopkinsville
General Association of Kentucky Baptists
Sesson
Tabernacle
Baptist Ducational Society
Chamber of Commerce
Cohn Army Store Offers Thanksgiving Apparel Sale
Local retailer Cohn Army Store invites shoppers to buy women's coats and skirts for Thanksgiving. The ad lists 125 First street with directions and a contact note.
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Cohn Army Store
First Street
Weather Outlook Promises Rain Late Tonight
A weather note indicates rain late tonight or Wednesday with warmer temperatures ahead. Residents should expect unsettled skies and possible showers as a warming trend continues into the midweek period.
Livestock Markets Report from Cincinnati and Louisville
Cattle market in Cincinnati slow as hogs drop 4 cents. Louisville listing shows cattle cool slow with tops at 36.50 and hogs down 23 cents to tops 37.23. Sheep steady. lambs noted with a $2.50 drop.
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Cincinnati
Jac Feonvere
Louisville
Court Affirms Bond Issue for Midellescore Schools
The Court of Appeals upholds the legality of issuing SIS dollars in bonds for Midellescore schools. It rules the Bell circuit court acted properly when it refused an injunction sought by J W Hiegan and others. The ruling says law does not require the school board to consider city debt in bond planning.
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Ite
Itr
Frankfort
Midellescore
Court of Appeals
Bell Circuit Court
Atl
J.W. Hiegan
Distillery Guards Foil Bandits Near Lawrenceburg Kentucky
Guards at a Kentucky distillery repelled a nighttime robbery attempt by three men. A gun battle followed as the bandits approached the distillery grounds and fled after exchanges of fire. One intruder was wounded, and two guards helped drive off the attackers near Lawrenceburg.
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Associated Press
Lawrenceburg
Satfela
Tier
Here
Carl Tedes
Cone Inn
Governor Proclaims Week for Kentucky Junior Agricultural Clubs
Governor Edwin P designates November 14 19 as Junior Club Enrollment Week in Kentucky urging teachers and parents to support enrollment. Ro F Spence county agent promotes club work for better homes schools farms and communities with goal of 100 members for Reedheath and Southern Madison.
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Ff Spence
Juaterericultural
Kentucky
Imette
Spence
Reedheasth
Southern Madison
Juniiorgricultural Club
Grovernor
Agricultural Cinics
Cncdcaarnartigen
Nemiucks
Ieetines
Gols
Junior Agricultural Club of Kentucky
Commonwealth
Ocr
Edwin P
Quin Receives Certificate of Election in Leusville
Mayer elect Huston Quin takes office next Tuesday with an official plurality of 7,133. The election commission awarded his certificate of election. He vacates his Justice of the Kentucky Court of...
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Leusville
Mayer
Huston Quin
Morrow
Kentucky Court of
Workers rally for big bonus votes in subscription drive
Friends of workers push a subscription campaign in the Daily Register to win the $60 period offer. Inducements aim to secure votes and build a reserve for the final result while supporters urge long term commitments for their preferred candidate.
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Daily Register
Estill Man Freed on Shiner Charge and Trial Developments
Judge M. J. Cochran opened Federal Court as Sawyer Smith, new U S attorney, presided. George Carwoe’s deputy marshal oversaw proceedings while Biesis Cor U S Marshal attended. Wes Carmelison, formerly of Estill county, testified and was acquitted on a seamshine operation charge. Harry Wallis of Lexington was found guilty of impersonating a government official after cross examining witnesses. Walls faced trial with his wife and four children in court.
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M. J. Cochran
Sawyer
Smith
Viner
Beres
George Carwoes
U.S
Biesis Cor
Bere
Wes Carmelison
Oi St
Bos
Axethermian
Harry Wallis
Lexington
Tee
Severnment
Walls
Sillwill
Anatadte
Death of Mrs Docia C Gole
Mrs Docia C Gole dies at 75 after a life of faith in the Christian church. She leaves two children Mrs Wattie Cole Belster and Mr Van Cole and six grandchildren. Funeral by Rev Edward Laxwisom at the late home with remarks from Revelations 4 13. Buried in Berek cemetery. Sympathies extended to the sorrowing family.
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Deocita Coreelisan Cole
Connie
Christian Church
Wattie Cole Belster
van. Cole
Edward Laxwsim
Uwst Coumerting
Touthing
Berek
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Hughes
Chcago
Kentucky Baptists
Quin
Estill
Docia C. Gole
Chadlett. Jr
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