Burley Counties Placed in Districts
The Burley tobacco area in Kentucky Ohio and Indiana is divided into twenty two districts by the districting and elections committee. Fayette Bourbon Shelby Mason and Scott become separate districts and other groups cover Ohio Indiana and surrounding counties. The date of elections is left to a later meeting. The Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association plans to market crops collectively and may start business by December 15 with 22 district directors and staff.
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Burley Tobacco
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
JT. S. Burnam
Madison County
Bush W. Allin
Mercer
Martin L. Harris
Albert Day
Mason
Joseph Passonneau
Fayette County
Fayette
Bourbon
Shelby
Scott
The
Burley
Anderson
Barren
Bath
Boone
Boyle Racken
Bullitt
Carroll
Carter
Casey
Clark
Cumberland
Fleming
Franklin
Gallatin
Harrard
Grant
Grayson
rGeen
Hardin
Hart
Henry
Jefferson
Jessamine
Kenton
Larue
Lewis
Lincoln
Madison
Marion
Mason Meade
Metcalfe
Montgomery
Nelson
Nicholas
Oldham
Owen
Pendleton
Powell
Robinson
Spencer Kimble
Washington
Woodford
Clark, Dearborn
Switzerland
Mason, Cabell
Wayne
Clermont
West Virginia
Brown
Adams Lermont
Galia
Tennessee
Aaron Sapiro
California
Iveils
Hose
Burlev
Sapiro
Lexington
Lims
Neitther
Jos. ‘Asseonneau
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Livestock Markets Report from Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati markets note hogs 15 to 25 cents higher with Chicago up about 20 cents. Louisville cattle around 1100 head described as slow with tops $6.50. hogs up to $7.25. sheep steady around $2.50. lambs around $7.00.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Tonight Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for continued cloud cover tonight and Tuesday with no change in temperature. Expect muted highs and lows, light winds, and no precipitation indicated.
Dr. John Burnam Dies in California
Relatives in Madison county learn of the death of Dr. John Miller Burnam at Monona California. Funeral is planned Wednesday at the Burnam residence in Monona. Dr. Burnam had many local relatives and had suffered ill health for some time. Harvard lost to Yale by 1 to 3 scores and Centre defeated Harvard, boosting the Danville eleven to the top.
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John Burnam
California
John Miller Burnam
Aen E. Burnam
Pomona
Burnam
Madison County
Harvard
Yale
Centre
Danville Eleven
Kentucky Democrats plan statewide conference in Louisville
Judge Charles A Herdin calls a November 30 gathering in Louisville to gauge support for the 1923 Kentucky gubernatorial race. The meeting aims to unite party leaders, editors, lawmakers, and prominent Democrats from across the state, with potential speeches from current and former officials and any interested Democrat invited to attend.
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Louisville
Charles A. Herdin
Democratic State Central and Executive Committee
Kentucky
Theeneral Assembly of Kentucky
Orernor
Congress
Campbell Cantrill
F Ken W. Barkley
W. J. Fields
David Kineheiec
Jamessarnett
Rodes Shackelford
Desha Breckinridge
Dr. Alexander
Ny d Emocrat
Banks Meet to Plan Financing for 1921 Burley Tobacco Crop
Louisville bankers meet at the Pendennis Club with the Finance Committee of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Marketing Association to map tentative financing for the 1921 crop. The talks aim to gauge available funds from local banks and secure credit from other sources, with regional bankers pledging support to back the cooperative’s plans.
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Louisville
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative
Pendennis Club
Kentucky State Bankers’ Association
Kentucky
Centre Players Pray For Strength After Victory Over Washington and Lee
Red Roberts explains Centre College players pray for divine protection and strength not to win but to perform with energy. The group remained in Louisville after their 25 to 0 win and spoke to alumni at a luncheon with coaches and notable supporters.
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Washington and Lee
Centre College
Louisville
Judge Bingham
Pendennis Club
Centre
J. C. W. Beckham
Emmett O'Neal
Louis Seelbach
C. Lee Cook
George Colvin
Bo” McMillan
McMillan
Reece
Tien
Colvin
Louiville
Deer Park
Roberts
Broadway Methodist Church
Tepras
National Farm Bureau Holds Third Annual Convention
J. W. Coverdale of Chicago announced at the Atlanta session that membership rose to 667 27 percent from 227 878 in 1920. The federation seeks broader farm film presence, reduced egg breakage worth 5 million dollars, faster rail service for livestock, more refrigerator cars, and wool pooling by about 16 states in 1921. The convention reviewed cooperative marketing efforts and other federation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Themerican Pasian
J. W. Coverdale
Chicago
Coverdale
Martin Mourns Death Of His Pony Doc After Election
Councilman-elect Charles Martin mourns the loss of his pet black pony Doc formerly a familiar figure near the campaign. Martin says Doc helped him to victory and felt he had lost a member of his family.
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Charles Martin
Doc
Briand Presses France for Real Peace at Arms Talks
At the third plenary of the arms conference Briand argues France seeks genuine peace with Germany and rejects claims of seeking European military dominance. He warns Germany could mobilize 6 to 7 million if alarmed, cites Ludendorff text, and urges vigilance against Bolshevik threat while urging cautious restraint.
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Germany
Arms
Ly Associated Press
Washington
Briand
France
Europe
Ludendorff
Amed
Hughes
Belue in Alabama as condition worsens
Mrs. BB.EE Belue received a wire Monday stating that Mr. Belue is critically ill at his brother Dr. Belue's home in Alabama where he had visited. Friends hope for immediate improvement. Mrs. Belue left at once for Alabama. LL Rossell returned from Vadueah where he attended the Southern Association of Bell Telephone Unions division assembly. Mr. Russell was chosen as chairman of the adjustment committee, division 6, Louisville.
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Bb.ee. Belue
Mr. Belue
Dr. Belue
Alabama
Home occupancy shifts reported for local residents
Julian Maupin's new house on Stagner Lane nears completion and will be occupied next year by Mr Crutcher Leper and his family. The Joosesh Bh Arnold couple leased a flat in the Col yer building vacated by Mr and Mrs Boggs who move to Frankieii on the first of the year.
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Julian Maupin
Stagner Lane
Crutcher Leper
Joosesh Bh. Arnold
Colyer Building
J. S. Boggs
Frankieii
Illinois Dominates Ohio State 7 0 on Forward Pass Score
A moving picture of the Illinois versus Ohio State game raised questions as Illinois claimed a 7 0 victory from a touchdown after a forward pass. The film showed the ball touched the ground before the runner caught it, calling the touchdown into doubt.
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Illinois
Iitneis Rumner
For Sale Fine Plymouth Rock Cockerels
For sale a few Plymouth Rock cockerels at $1.50 each. Contact Mrs. James Willis via phone C F Chenault. Address 269W on Crifteher Pike, R. R. 1. 277 3p.
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James Willis
F Chenault
Crifteher Pike
R. R
Kentucky pauper counties receive excess state funds
The 39 pauper counties in Kentucky received nearly half a million dollars from the state, more than their total taxes collected in the fiscal year, according to figures from the State editor.
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Associated Press
Rankfort
Kentucky
Dark prices rise as Green River district opens tobacco market
Owensboro report shows 2 million pounds of dark tobacco on opening floors with seven warehouses crowded. First sales amount to 14,000 pounds at an average of 15.31 per hundred, far above last year’s 8.00. Buyers expect strong prices statewide, supported by favorable Kentucky weather and large regional crops.
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Associated Press
Owensboro
Green Rover
Green River
Burley
Carlina
Kentucky
Daviess County
Ses
Lews
Ohwensboro
Green River District
Owenstore
Breckinridge
Muhlenbure
Henderson
Whester
Incendiary Barn Fire Kills Horses and Cows at Louisa Barn
A barn fire in Louisa claimed a team of horses and two cows belonging to Jim Rice. Firefighters were unable to locate the arsonist or determine a motive as investigators searched for clues amid the blaze.
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Louisa
Jim Rice
NYU Journalism Director Linked to Newspaper Inaccuracies
Dr James M Lee Dean of New York University journalism addresses criticism of newspaper errors. He cites Britannica listing 100 factual errors and says he grew tired of checking the edition. He argues haste in publishing is major cause and that all papers err.
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New York University
James M. Lee
Four More Days Left in Big Offer Campaign
Daily Register notes four days remain in the subscription drive offering extra votes for S30 period. Candidates rely on supporters who send in subscriptions daily, with lead changes expected as new photographs of leading candidates appear.
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BIG
Daily Register
Cothel
Bigamist Pleads God’s Will in Split Marriages
William F. Long of Lenisville admits two marriages near New Albany Indiana amid a bigamy charge. He claims divine guidance through Marjorie a 14 year old Louisville girl he wed last week. A warrant for the second marriage remains issued. the first wife Gelie corroborates him.
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Lenisville
Wiliam F. Long
New Albany
Indiama Tedas
Marjorie
Marjierie
Maternity Bill Passes After Senate Amendments
Washington November 21 The senate held amendments to the maternity bill and the measure moves to the president for signature. The action reflects congressional accord on reproductive policy and funding implications.
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Associated Press
Washington
Denate
House
Chanksgiving Dinner Sale at Welch’s Store
The Missionary Circle of the First Christian Church at Welch's Store offers a Chanksgiving dinner on Wednesday November 23. Candy is mentioned among the sale items.
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Missionary Circle of the First Christian Church
Welch’s
Ya. m
Smi
Parole application filed for Lizzie Finney and Florence Turpin
Notice states an application will be presented to the Governor for a pardon for Mrs Lizzie Finney and Miss Florence Turpin. The document appears in readable form with names and intent but lacks full details on case numbers or dates. Authorities request attention to the pardon request.
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Lizzie Finney
Miss Florence
Turpin
Produce price list from local market report
Fragment of a produce price list shows various items with prices per unit. Mentions Brothers plus an assortment of produce names and cents per item, including head quantities for some items.
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Frist
Payette Thurbeen
Shelby Mason Scott
Stott
Kranktin
Carrel
Henrys
Trimble
Tront
Ldioone
Campbell
Harrison
Pendleton Stacken
Nebertsen
SSIS
Irith
Mountscomers Heming
Lewis, Carter and Greebup
Tarried
Cages
Taylor
Green Jes
Siadison
Steckenstle
Jackson
Laurel Spencer
Jefferson Tiuallitt
Kxrain
Meade
Fivreckinraxe
Karren
Cumbertiana
Metentfe
Lark
Menifee
Shackelford
Bankers Plan
Red Roberts
National Farm Bureau
Martin
Bigamist
Oneted and
Paiu
Reueker
Parkers
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