Retail Merchants Organize Statewide Kentucky Association
The Retailers' Association of Kentucky leads a statewide push to unite merchants into one organization. About 200 retailers attended a launch during the State Fair in Louisville, with 18 districts planned and a September 22 to 29 drive across 18 cities to recruit members and explain the program.
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Kentucky
Retailers’ Association of
Louisville
Fair
Ashland
Winchester
Big Dairy Show In Chicago
A nationwide dairy exhibition is planned at Chicago union stock yards from October 6 to 12 under U S government direction. Delegates from many foreign countries invited by the State Department will share data on dairy industry conditions abroad. Government commissions will announce Europe South America and Asia findings. Federal participation will be much larger than before.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Union Stock Yards
United States
State Department
Europe
South America
Asia
Brakeman Loses Hand in Louisville and Nashville Wreck
R R Brakeman Claude McHargue of Paris was crushed at Cynthiana when a box car on a siding struck his train. He was thrown to the ground and his right hand was amputated below the wrist by hospital surgeon Dr McDowell. He is married with one child.
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R. R
Claude McHargue
Paris
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cynthiana
McDowell
Mr. Me
Kentucky Futurity Race Set for Lexington in September
The Kentucky Futurity is scheduled to be raced in Lexington in September 1980. The event will feature harness racing with horses competing for top honors and prize money.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Markets Report From Cincinnati And Louisville Cattle and Hogs Higher
Cincinnati markets show hogs up about 25 cents with tops at 17.25 while cattle and lambs are steady. Louisville sales note 200 cattle slow and unchanged, 1600 hogs a quarter higher, top 17.00, with 300 sheep active and unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Reds Seek Peace At Any Price From Allies
The Petrograd city soviet has empowered its People's Commissaries to begin peace negotiations with the Allies on their terms. Reports indicate the Petrograd soviet wants peace at any price as Moscow had already made a separate peace. Living conditions in Petrograd are reported dire with cholera deaths and famine looming.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Moscow
Palmer Urges Labor Armistice For Six Months
Freeport Pennsylvania September 20 Attorney General Palmer urged an absolute six month labor armistice to solve postwar economic problems. He said the pause would boost production and lead to easier living and better times for all. He strongly denounced strikes.
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Associated Press
Freeport
Penn
Palmer
Juniors Freshmen Triumph in Four Mile Tug of War
The Juniors and Freshmen defeated the Seniors and Sophomores in a tug of war on the Four Mile Pike on Friday afternoon. The losers were dragged through a pond and fought to avoid being pulled across the bank. Participants wore bathing suits or daily clothes and the event sparked much amusement and fun.
Auto Race Planned at Cincinnati Speedway in October
Plans are set for an 800 mile automobile race at Cincinnati Speedway in early October with date tied to world championship schedules. A $30,000 purse is offered and entries already include Howard Wilcox Louis Gaston Chevrolet Barney Oldfield the Duesenbergs and other top racers.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Speedway
Chicago
Speedway
Howard Wilcox
Indianapolis
Louis
Gaston Chevrolet
Barney Oldfield
Duesenbergs
Lincoln Oil case seals well ownership ruling
Local stockholders study a Federal court decision in the Lincoln Oil Company versus Duquesne Oil Company. The ruling assigns two wells to the Lincoln plaintiff and one to the defendant, with Central Oil Company represented. The disputed property sits on Ross Creek in Estill County and the case covers current ownership and oil flow to date. Judge Cochran delivered the decision.
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Lincoln Oil Company
Duquesne Oil Company
Millie Freeman
Central Oil Company
Ross Creek
Estill County
Cochran
Medicated Salt Brick Ad Promotes Farm Stock Feed
An old ad promotes Dr Ackman s Medicated Salt Brick for horses colts mules milk cows cattle sheep hogs and pigs priced at 25 cents offered by Dougs and Simmons with emphasis on farm stock nourishment.
Opens Series of Lectures At First Baptist Church
Dr J R Sampey of Louisville will arrive Saturday evening and open a series of lectures at the First Baptist church Sunday at eight. He will speak on How Our Savior Became Perfect and continues nightly through the week. Sampey long served on the International Sunday School Lesson Committee and is famed for his scholarship and writings.
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First Baptist Church
J. R. Sampey
Louisville
O. Olin Green
Sampey
The
Baptist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
John A. Broaddus
Southern Baptist’ Theological Seminary
International Sunday School Association
Burglary Hits Dr Verner Million’s Louisville Drug Store
Police and neighbors report three white suspects fled after breaking the front door glass at Dr Verner B Million’s drug store at Twelfth and Broadway in Louisville. The heist netted $10 cash a $100 Liberty bond and assorted goods valued around $200 including drugs candies cigars and watches. The burglary occurred around 2 am with witnesses hearing the crash of glass.
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Verner B. Million
Louisville
The
Post
W.B. Million
Twelfth Street
Broadway
Faculty Mourn Judge Burnam Loss Eastern Kentucky Normal School
The Eastern Kentucky Normal School faculty express deep sorrow at the death of Judge Anthony Rollins Burnam a patriotic and civic minded supporter of education and community welfare. They extend sympathy to his family and publish resolutions in local papers Richmond Daily Register and Richmond Pantograph.
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Anthony Rollins Burnam
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Eastern Kentucky Normal School
Richmond Daily Register
Richmond Pantograph
Seed Potato Shortage Prompts Southern Planting Preparations
USDA specialists urge southern potato growers to stock up on seed potatoes now to ensure next spring's planting. They warn Maine and northern states face below normal acreage and yield, risking seed shortages and the need for disease free, high producing stock selected at harvest.
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Maine
United States Department of Agriculture
Cumberland pacer battle to be decided at Lexington
The Cumberland horse race for pacers will be decided in Lexington on October 1, featuring the year’s great contest for speed and endurance.
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Pacers
Lexington
Dr Blackman's Medicated Salt Brick Price 25c
Douglas and Simmons advertise a medicinal salt brick priced at 25 cents as a corrective remedy. The item is presented as a stock medicine rather than a food product, offered by Whatl Bat.
Lansing urges ratification of Germany treaty without delay
Secretary of State Robert Lansing spoke in Watertown New York urging immediate ratification of the German treaty. He argued the pact preserves U S sovereignty and condemns any idea that delay or changes are needed, marking his first public response since a Senate hearing remark about the treaty.
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Associated Press
Watertown
N. Y
Robert Lansing
Germany
United States
William Bullitt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lansing
Paris
Plane built by Guthrie Clark ruined by cattle at Cam den farm
Guthrie Clark of Frankfort spent months building a plane and brought it to Senator Camden's Woodford County farm for a trial. He left it overnight and found cattle had eaten the wing and tail, causing about 800 dollars in losses.
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Guthrie Clark
Frankfort
Senator Camden
Woodford County
Clark
Richmond man endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
H C Brewer of Big Hill Avenue Richmond reports using Doan's Kidney Pills to ease back pain and kidney discomfort. He says irregular kidney action and soreness improve and his back is strengthened after taking the remedy. Price 60 cents at all dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY Sept 20-3w.
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Register
Dean
Richmond
H. C. Brewer
Grocer
Big Hill Ave
Doan
Brewer
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgs
Buffalo
N. Ys
Cynthiana Elks Sell Home for 12650 Dollars
The Cynthiana Elks sold their downtown property for 12650 dollars and noted they have rooms available further downtown for meetings or events.
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Cynthiana Elks
Walnut Hall Cup Opens Lexington Trots September 29
The Walnut Hall Cup splits into two divisions and the Futurity for two year olds will headline Lexington trotting opening day on September 29.
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Lexington
Weather Outlook Quiet Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and on Sunday with light winds and mild temperatures. No precipitation is expected and skies remain mostly clear across the region.
Democrats at Hoptown Today Campaign Opens in Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville Kentucky September 20 The Kentucky democratic state campaign opened with a barbecue and speeches led by Governor Black and Congressman Rufus Hardy The event drew attendees from across the state and included auxiliary speakers announced for various towns and dates through September 26 1919.
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Associated Press
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Black
Edwin Morrow
League of Nations
Rufus Hardy
Texas
Jas. D. Black
Kincheloe and Barkley
Gov. Black
Judge Hardy
Senator Stanley
Thomas S. Rhea
Haynes Carter
Selden B. Glenn
State Central and Executive
Thomas B. Pannell
Seelbach
Jackson
Sam. M. Wilson
Winchester
J. C. Cantrill
Flemingsburg
Chas
M. Harris
Cynthiana
John W. Newman
Hodgensville
Matt Cohen
Eddyville
L. E. Foster
Edmonton
Jas. Garnett
Springfield
Clem Huggins
Versailles
Virgil Chapman
Madisonville
Frank Dougher
Dr McVey to Speak at Memorial Meeting on Sept 22
Dr Frank L. McVey president of the University of Kentucky will deliver the principal address at a memorial meeting Monday September 22 at 8 pm. The subject is The Proposed Kentucky Memorial Building. Everybody invited.
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Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Memorial
Fresh Blue Salmon Sold At Neffs Fish House
Neffs Fish and Oyster House lists fresh blue salmon at 20 cents per pound. Contact phone number 431 for orders at the shop located on 244 tf.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Wanted to Rent or Buy Residence by Allen Zaring
WANTED to rent or buy a residence with possession desired January 1 or earlier. Item placed by Allen Zaring, 246 3.
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Allen Zaring
Jonua Fx Casinor Zany
Sox Still Lead Reds in Hitting
The Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds, pennant contenders, continue strong hitting. Sox top Reds in team batting at .284 to .264, with multiple players lifting averages including Eddie Collins at .323 and Jackson at .345. Reds players Roush .324 Groh .311 Eller .302 also rise as Groh leads with five homers while Collins steals lead with 31.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Reds
Nationals
Roush
Eller
Kopf
Magee
Salles
Eddie Collins
Liebold
Felsch
Risberg
Kerr
Jackson
Heinie Groh
Groh
Murphy
E. Collins
Duncan
Rariden
Sallee
Bressler
Jackson We
Collins Ee
Wiebold Eee
Jandil Ee
Weaver
Mullin
Schalka A
J. Collins
Raisberg Cot
Lynn Were
Faber Et
Williams Sahibash Bo
Cincinnati
PCOS
Moores Air Wight Heater Offered by W F Higgins
An advertisement urges readers to buy a Moores Air Wight Heater from W F Higgins. It promises comfort convenience and beauty by circulating and warming all the room air. Act promptly to avoid disappointment and purchase now.
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Moores Air Wight
W. F. Higgins
President Wilson Arrives in Los Angeles to Warm Welcome
President Wilson and his party arrived in Los Angeles today to a large crowd reception. Help wanted for a bookkeeper with experience. apply at the Register office in Berea Kentucky. Phone number 102.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wilson
Berea
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