Warehouses Close Pending Burley Growers’ Alliance Plan
At Lexington meeting of tobacco warehousemen and Burley Growers Association organizers most warehouses voted to close sales of burley tobacco pending the association’s permanent organization and board election. Some warehouses proposed to sell dark tobacco only or remain closed until December 15 as the plan evolves.
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Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Lexington
Richmond
Lebus
Cynthianr
McKibben
Madison
Indiana
Burley Association
Messrs
Warficld Bennett
Garnett Millen
Paul Burnam
I. EK
Luxon
Irvine Ilnmne
Vernon Leer
Lexington Emerald
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Burley
Th Association
James ©. Stone
M. J. Kirkpatrick
Dave Prewitt
Samuel H. Halley
Ralph M. Barker
Tice
Stone
Cess
J. R. Jones
Harrison County
Bible Institute Programs at Kirksville Baptist Church
Bible Institute programs at Kirksville Baptist Church run November 24 to 27. Speakers include Rev. L. Ding, Rev. B. Dawes, Dr. J. W. Porter, Dr. J. W. Thompson, Prof. John L. Hill, and Prof. J. J. Hill. Daily devotions, sermons, and talks cover worship, conversion, missionary work in China, and stewardship.
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Bible Institute AT
Kirksville Church
Bible Institute
Kicksville Baptist Church
T. Ross
Lb. S. Ding
Church Union
W. Porter
China
B.S. Ding
Law and Grace
W. Thompson
J. W. Thompson
John L. Hill
Ding
United States
Georgetown College
A. Dawes
Kirksville
Porter
First Baptist Church
Uniform valuation urged for warehousemen deal
Kirkpatrick representing twelve to fourteen warehouses across three states backs using appraisal firms to set fair, disinterested values. He argues such firms avoid local influence and satisfy both warehousemen and tobacco growers. The conference discusses warehouse valuation costs, noting preliminary costs of 72 cents per contract versus 1.50 to 8 in other cooperatives.
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L. Kirkpatrick
Ohio
West Virginia
Wentucky
Dave Prewitt
Fayette County
William Whiteman
Cincinnati
T. M. Estes
Lebanon
Rk. A. Young
Cave City
Daniel Durbin
Harrison County
FF. P. Drake
Fayette
Frank C. Taylor
Nicholas
S. H
Kirkpatrick
Thes
Halley
Messrs Stone
Nickpatrick
Prewitt
Barker
Stone
Thanksgiving Day No Issue of Daily Register
The Daily Register will not publish on Thanksgiving Day following the annual custom. Advertisements scheduled for Thursday will appear in Wednesday afternoon and Friday morning editions. Rural routes skip Thursday. post offices observe holiday hours. The office opens at noon for rush printing orders.
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the Daily Register
Daily Register
Land Armaments Plan Satisfies Delegates
Delegations from the fre powers discussed land armaments in Washington seeking a definite policy declaration. The French attitude toward reductions was noted as not requiring concern from future negotiations, according to reports after the two hour session.
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Associated Press
Washington
eNew
Mereto
Briain
France
Trust law violators sentenced to jail in New York
Four members of the crate and mantel manufacturer and dealers association were sentenced in federal court to two to four months in jail under the Sherman anti trust act. The federal district attorney said the sentences mark the first time violators will serve time after the act’s passage and that appeals may follow the guilty pleas.
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Ily Ass
Madison County Turkey Buyers Pay Top Prices in Region
Madison County turkey buyers paid the highest prices in this section, with farmers receiving 20 to 35 cents a pound and London dealers about 25 cents. F. J. Gordon notes many birds were young and immature, and estimates about 40,900 dollars paid to farmers for Thanksgiving stock, with similar amounts expected for Christmas. About 5,000 birds were shipped from Richmond to eastern markets, including a carload to Haverhill, Massachusetts. The market began November 8 and runs through November 8, with Christmas sales opening soon after December 1.
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Madison County
Winchester
London
Larvard County
Fay
F. J. Godon
Madison
Gordon
Richmond
Boston
Mass
Haverhill
Big Show
Corn crib blown down and window damaged in wind storm
A corn crib on the farm of Jerry Parrish along Barnes Mill road was blown down during last week’s wind storm. One window was blown out of his residence. Reports said rainfall this area saw the greatest since records began.
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Jerry Parrish
Barnes Mill
Belue Death Shocks Richmond Community
The community mourns L. E. Belue who died during a visit with his brother Dr. J C Belue in Rogersville Alabama. He and his wife Elizabeth Baldwin built a respected local business after moving from Washington Indiana ten years ago. Survived by his wife two daughters and three sons Norwood Charles and Billy Sam, and by his brother Dr J C Belue and a sister in Alabama. Funeral set Thursday at the Smith Hallard Street residence at 2 o clock with Rev Telford officiating.
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L. E. Belue
J. C. Belue
Rogersville
Ala
Mr. Belue
Elizabeth Laldwin
Louehbier
Ida Helen
Norwood
Charles
Billy Samne
J.C. Relne
Ister
Alabama
Smithdallard Street
Aoe Chock
Telford
Death in Garrard County Follows Barn Fall
Jethy Francis, a prominent farmer in Garrard County, died after a fall from a barn. He was about 70 years old and passed away Wednesday morning after efforts to revive him failed. The incident is noted as a fatal accident amidst local farming life.
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Garrard County
Jethy Francis
Isbara
Francis
Wien
Coughman Dies in Lexington After Operation
Mrs. Robert Coughman of the Miller Creek area died in Lexington following surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. The wife and mother, about years old, was a longtime Presbyterian. husband and one child survive.
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Lexington
Robert Couchmen
Good Samaritan Hospital
Fh FL Brown
Miver Creek
Presbyterian Church
GALLEN TQ REST AFTER YEARS OF SERVICE
Mr John Hawden aged seventy died at his home Wednesday after a short illness of bronchial pneumonia He was active in Antioch church and a valued neighbor Surviving are his wife a daughter Miss Lattie Kranz and two sons John and Everett Hayden of Fayette County Funeral services will be held at Antioch church Thursday at 1 pm with interment in Richmond Cemetery
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John Hawden
Antioch Church
Lattie Kranatzarose
Sim Tudor
John
Everett Hayden
Iof Kavette Couuty
Hursday
Richmond
Household Bazaar Promises Tulip Quilt and Home Goods
Mrs. Anderson leads a diligent committee in a neighborhood bazaar offering a tulip quilt bungalow spreads sheets pillowcases towels and household novelties with numerous helpers presenting December 3. Mrs Rice Woods has recovered enough to leave Pattie Clay In firmary after a serious operation and is gratefully noted by friends.
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Rice Woods
Pattie Clay Infirmary
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati and Louisville
Nov 23 reports show prime cattle strong in Cincinnati while packing hogs are lower. In Louisville cattle at 2400 pounds and up steady to 25 cents lower. sheep unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Weather Outlook Describes Unsettled Rainy Night Thursday
Forecast indicates unsettled weather with showers and misty drizzle through the night and into Thursday. Local meteorologists warn of lingering rain and cool winds, urging residents to carry umbrellas and dress warmly.
Unsettled Thanksgiving Weather Forecast Across Regions
Unsettled weather with a strong chance of rain covered the eastern half of the country for Thanksgiving. The Shenandoah Valley and Tennessee were included in the forecast as unsettled conditions dominated plans.
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Washington
Shie Valley
Tennessee
Man Confesses to Killing Sister-In-Law for Bankbook
Thomas Catherwood, 26, confessed to strangling his sister in law Mrs Betty Sharples as she tended an infant and worked garments. He claimed poverty and anger over his wife's plan to work for the family, and said he wanted the bankbook. The motive centered on securing money.
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Associated Dresss
Chicago
Thomas Catherwood
Betty Sharples
Catherwood
Plis
Catherwoewl
Moran and Thornhill to Remain at Centre Football
Centre football coach Charles Moran has signed to continue next season. Centre athletic head Mehlwell confirmed Claude Thornhill will also return for another year as football coach.
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Mehlwell
Collegethirtie
Charles Moran
Caldwell
Claude Thornhill
Harding Signs Anti-Beer Bill Stirs Prohibition Debate
Washington reports President Harding signed the anti beer bill, closing loopholes in national prohibition laws. The measure tightens enforcement, ends use of beer as medicine, and bans warrantless searches of private residences.
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Harding
Washington
Pesident Harding
Cieneral Palwor
Centre Will Skip Postseason Games This Year
New Orleans Nov. 25 Centre College will not play any postseason games this year the decision announced by Coach Moran after the Centre football eleven arrived for the Thanksgiving clash with Tulane.
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New Orleans
Centre Vollege
Morran
Centre Football
Toxkay
Tulane
Marines Kill Mail Bandits Near Washington Junction
Two men were killed and another wounded by Marines guarding a Baltimore & Ohio mail train near Washington Junction Maryland today. Reported by the Associated Press and authorities, the incident occurred as the train was attacked.
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The
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Junction
Maryland
Thy
Perstal Authoritie
DRESSED Turkeys for Thanksgiving Sold by Kenned Produce
DRESSED turkeys for Thanksgiving are offered by Kenned Produce Company. The notice lists ready for sale birds and price details, inviting buyers to place orders with the local supplier.
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Produce Company
Produce Prices From Renakes Brothers Market
Prices from Renakes Brothers show eggs at 355 cents per dozen and hens at 13 cents per unit. Beef cuts include young chickens and old fowl at varying per head or per pound rates, with hides listed around 2 to 6 cents per pound.
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Renakes Brothers
Eges
Don
Cocks Eis
Wents
Four Days Left in Daily Register Subscription Drive
The notice warns four days remain in the S30 period of the Daily Register subscription campaign. Many candidates have not yet earned the extra 23,000 votes offered this week, and efforts to secure these votes pick up before next Saturday.
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Daily Register
Gad
Batoin
Thanksgiving Union Service at First Baptist Church
The program for the Union Thanksgiving Day service at First Baptist Church outlines chorale preludes and anthems, scripture, prayers, and a sermon. Featured pieces include Handel and a selection titled Send Out Thy Light, with readings and a benediction by Dr. W. S. Adler.
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First Baptist Church
Evecleck
Handel
Lrance Vest Ieett
Fixian
Paci
Cyeorteal
Dr. W
S.dler
Fminn
Seoul
Evening Service At Calvary Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church will hold Thursday evening services at 7 oclock. Pastor J A Byrd will give the sermon. Thanksgiving talks will be shared and all are invited to attend.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Viere
Calvary Church
J. A. Byrd
Marine Captures Man At Mail Car Near Pittsburg
A U S Marine guarding a Baltimore and Ohio mail train from Washington to Pittsboro engaged two men at a mail car door near Washington Junction Maryland. One man was captured and brought here. he claims to be a migratory workman. The other escaped. No clear holdup motive established.
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Pittsburg
Washerman
State Marine Corps
Baltimore and Ohio
Washineton
Pittsboro
Washington Junc Tion
Maryland
Dykes Holds Notable Red House Livestock Sale
H Y Dykes of Red House conducted a well received sale of livestock and personality on his Red House home Wednesday. Auctioneer long Tom Chenanit achieved strong prices for all stock except horses and sheep, which were lower. Dykes plans to move to Merida soon and enter a business on the west coast.
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H. P. Dykes
H. Y. Dykes
Red House
Long Tom Chenanit
Merida
Tornado Lifts House Reef, Carries It 30 Yards in Frankfort
Arch Moore of Frankfort was awakened by rain to learn a tornado had rolled the reef of his house and carried it about 30 yards, damaging the structure and startling the resident.
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Arch Moore
Frankfort
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Steve
Ile
Charles M. Marshall
Furthe Companie
Walker
J. A. Lee
Owen County
Kentucky Senate
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B. A. Dawes
J. W. Porter
Turkey
B. E. Belue
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Robt
Coughman
Gallen
Moran
Thornhill
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