Burley Tobacco Sale Set to Open August 16 for 1910 Pool
Official notice from the Burley Tobacco Society announces the 1910 pool will be offered on Tuesday August 16 at 1 PM in Lexington. About 120 million pounds of leaf will be displayed for price tags, with no auction and no cut prices, to let manufacturers inspect samples before ordering.
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Burley Tobacco Society
White Burley
Lexington
Central Tobacco Warehouse
South Limestone Street
Farm Sale Records Buyout of 625-Acre Nelson County Farm
On last Monday W K Robertson C D Robertson John Collins and C H Montgomery purchased the old Hasil Haydon farm in Nelson county. The 625 acre property sold for 15550 dollars. This is Baall Haydon the hermit’s long abandoned homestead, who had not left it for forty years until his death.
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W. K. Robertson
C. D Robertson
John Collins
C. H. Montgomery
Hasil Haydon
Nelson County
Baall Haydon
Zemo Promises Clean Scalp Cure From Haydon Drug Store
An advertorial asserts that greasy lotions fail to remove the dandruff germ and promotes ZEMO as a guaranteed antiseptic preparation from Leo Haydon's Drug Store. The first application supposed to stop itching and cleanse the scalp, with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Leo Haydon
Drugatore
Zemo
Washington County Teachers Institute In Session
The Washington County Teachers Institute meets this week at the High School on East Main Street. Attendance is high with nearly every teacher in the county reported. Prof. Geo W Colvin leads the session and Supt. J W Bush serves as Chairman. A Baptist church open session last night featured fine music and addresses by Prof. Colvin and J S MeElroy Jr.
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Washington County
Teachers’ Institute
East Main St
Geo. W. Colvin
Supt
J. W. Bush
Baptist Church
Prof
Colvin
J. S. MeElroy, Jr
St Roses Church Celebrates St Dominic Festival
Solemn high mass at St Rose church honored St Dominic founder of the Order of Preachers with Rev J B Hegarty presiding. Revs H A McClellan and J P Egan spoke. music included Farmers mass by Miss Came. Forty hours devotion begins at 7:30 next Sunday with Aug 14 date for St Rose parish in Louisville diocese.
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St. Dominic
St. Rose
Order of Preachers
St. Rose’ Church
J. B. Hegarty
O. P
Holy Rosary Church
Minneapolis
H. A. McClellan
J.P. Egan
M. P. O'Sullivan
Mias
Mount Calvary
Diocese of
Louisville
Won't Need a Crutch After Arnica Salve Heal
Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised leg led to an ugly sore. Buckion's Arnica Salve advertised as prompt for boils burns bruises cuts sores pimples eczema or piles. Haydon & Robertson’s advertised.
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J. P. Sossman
Cornelius, N. C
Buckion
Roel
Haydon & Robertson
Suit to Be Brought for 40000 In Etherington Case
George Bolton of Harrodsburg Ky met with County Commissioners in Newark Ohio to seek settlement of 5000 owed to the parents of Carl Etherington who was lynched July 8. Bolton will sue bondsmen of ex Sheriff William Linke for 40000 in damages for criminal negligence. Attorney Crawford of Cincinnati to press the case. Bolton claims no personal money利益 and would turn any proceeds to the victim’s parents.
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Newark
George Bolton
Harrodsburg
Carl Etherington
Bo |Hon
Danville
Crawford
Cincinnati
William Linke
Etherington
Walling
Juckson
Pearl Bryan
Fort Thomas
Bohen
Protracted meeting at New Hope and family gatherings
Community events include a protracted meeting at New Hope led by Rev. Oluf Hamilton. Several families from Litsey and nearby towns visited over the weekend, celebrating Mrs. Fannie Hardesty’s August 8 birthday with relatives and friends. A cough remedy ad closes the notice.
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Clayton Wofford
Litsey
PF. M. Carney
Ben Hardesty
James Cheser
J. W. Hays
Oluf Hamilton
J. N. H. Oliver
New Hope
Fannie Hardesty
Mollie Williams
Mattie Bayne
Sarah Hays
Jas. Hardesty
J. K. Snider
Walter Scott
Lulu Moore
George Moul
Mollie Hines
Startling departure in Beatrice harvest rush draws workers
Hundreds of women, lured by board and three dollars a day, left Beatrice Nebraska restaurants and farms to harvest crops. A farmer offered cash to waitresses, prompting many to quit and join fieldwork, later attracting teachers and college girls as well.
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Beatrice Neb
Beatrice
Taddine
Sad Death of a Child in Calloway County
Carl Sewell aged 15 months died at his grandfather James Bowles home last Friday night. He was buried Sunday at Mackville Rev R L Perudom conducted the funeral. Doctors say pills from a broken bottle caused his death and the neck of the bottle may have been swallowed. The Cadiz Record and Calloway County Gazette exchange sharp remarks.
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Rankin
Ker Y
Wasv
Kentucky
Carl Sewell
James Bowles
Mackville
Rev
R. L. Puredom
The country newspaper as nation builder and tutor
A reflection on the country press as a public bene factor guiding national progress. It travels from the fireside to the workshop, praising its reach to businesses, communities, and homes, and urging the press to embody uplift, equal rights, and brotherhood for a stronger nation.
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Aaron I. States
Lamar
Republican-Sentinel
I T
Country Press
Ideal Country Journal
Sunbeams and city folks in the farm debate style
A collage of humorous lines on leadership, politics, and rural life. It mocks headstrong bosses, manicured politicians, and the back to the farm sentiment while poking fun at vacation tales, farm advice, and marital ideals. The piece blends witticisms about fame, teaching, and peaches.
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Jimny Miller
Gratuitous Advice for First Time Train Sleeper
A Chicago News reader offers satirical guidance for young men riding sleep cars. The piece jokes about practicing undressing in odd positions, approaching the train casually, and choosing berths while noting absurdities in Pullman rates. It culminates in a humorous image of a fat man using a bath basin blocking the doorway.
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Heman
Chicago. News
Religious Dog Attends Church and Receives Treats
The Daily Damville Advocate reports a pious dog belonging to Deputy Sheriff R. V. Bruce of the city, who wandered away for days and then returned to his pew. A Louisiana woman writes that her brother’s dog Tip has attended church for thirteen years, joins prayer meetings, and even heads to the Methodist bell sound for church.
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Advocate
R. v. Bruce
Bruce
Currie Bruce Fields
Marksville
Avoyelles Parish
Louisiana
Damville
Tip
Bath School
Western Normal offers three Kentucky teaching certificates
The Western Normal at Green Kentucky grants the Elementary, Intermediate, and Life Certificates. They allow holders to teach anywhere in Kentucky for two years, four years, or for life, respectively, without further examination. Details on required coursework available upon request. Full session begins Sept. 6, 1910. Address H. H Cherry, President.
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Western Normal
Kentucky
H. H Cherry
Green
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Burley Tobacco Sale
Kentucky Crop Reports
Burley Society
Sam
Bankers of Amerca
Banker's Association of America
Los Angeles
Edwin Wider
Russo-Chinese Bank
Denver Savings Bank
T. Lee Clarke
Enterprise Bank of
Pittbourg
Henry Rieber
John Young
Farmers’ National Bank
Pittsburg
August Rooke
Fidelity Trust Company
Oliver M. Douglas
Bookkeeper Trust Company of America
C S Hixon Bookkeeper Union Trust Company
J. Howard Lowry
Utica National Bank
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Hickman
Pikesville
Taylor County Enquirer
Sheriff Linke
Fair View
Neb
Cadiz Record
The
Calloway County Gazette
Gazette
Cadiz
the Country Newspaper
Sunbeams
Love's Menu
Springfield
Sun and Courier Journal
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