Death Comes Jo Lee Parrott
The county mourns Lee Parrott who died in Hendersonville North Carolina on February 17 1810 after battling tuberculosis and pneumonia. Mass was said by Father Hennessy and he was buried in St Dominic’s cemetery. Survived by wife Willie McIntire ten children and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Parrott
Hendersonville
N.C
Desd
Hennessy
St. Dominic’s
Lee Parrot
Washington County
Richard
May Parrott
Willie McIntire
Judge McIntire
Mr. Parrott
Death of Joe Mattingly Near Springfield Aged 23
Joe Mattingly age twenty three the eldest son of Robt Mattingly died at his home four miles from Springfield on Sunday February 20 at 2 p m after pneumonia spread from one lung to the other. He married Miss Yankey about a year ago and is survived by his wife. He was a member of the Baptist church and funeral services were led by Rev W H Williams with a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mattingly
Robt,Mattingly
Springfield
Mattingly
Misa Yankey
Frank Yankey
Baptist Church
W. H. Williams
Commerse
Fifth Street
O Street
South Fourth Street
Washington
van Souver
Evening Post
Mistranscribed Medical Guide Notes Provided
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a medical remedy and dosing without clear context. It references Chamberlain's liniment and a claimed form for internal treatment. No verifiable patient names, dates, or locations are present.
Pork Chops Sky High at Bourbon Yard Bulls Record
Hog prices rose to 9.55 per hundred pounds at Bourbon Stock Yards, up 5 percent from yesterday, with only 95 hogs sold in a slow Tuesday market. Pork chops hit 20 cents a pound, spareribs 15 cents, tenderloins 35 cents, and brains 15 cents, while forecasts suggest $10 hogs may come soon.
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Bourbon
Louisville Times
Public Schools Promote Corn Clubs in Kentucky Counties
Kentucky counties organize Corn Clubs in public schools to teach scientific corn culture. A $25 prize will be awarded to the club member who grows the most corn per acre next season. Seed and lectures on seed selection and cultivation will support members to push scientific farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Washington County
Holtshouser and Thompson Wed in New Orleans
Miss Roxie Holtshouser formerly of this city and Mr Jack Thompson of Knob Creek Stock Farm wed in New Orleans last week. She lived in New Orleans while training as a nurse and is highly regarded. he is a popular, enterprising gentleman. Mrs Thompson is known in Springfield through visits to her cousin L Price and family.
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Roxie Holtshouser
Jack Thompson
Knob Creek Stock Farm
New Orleans
Roxie
Kentucky
Legion
Thompson
Bardstown Standard
Deserter Lyle Commerse Dies by Carbolic Acid in Portland
Lyle Commerse formerly of Louisville Ky and 415 West O street city drank carbolic acid in a Portland saloon last night. He left a note and postcard photo asking to have his picture put in the paper. He said he was a deserter from the United States Army and survived by five sisters in Lawsville.
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Lyle Commerse
West O. Street
Portland
Ore
Commerse
Harry Sullivan
Lawsville
United States
Louisville
Barry Sullivan
P. S
Washington's Birthday Debate at Graded School
The Literary Society of the Graded School held an open session with ten students debating whether women should have equal political rights. The affirmative included Charles Haydon and others, while the negative included Rick etts Boulware and three more. Judges favored the affirmative amid a large, enthusiastic crowd.
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Literary Society
Graded School
Washington
Miss Martin
Chas. Haydon
Chas. Bottons
Bea Simms
Walter Royalty
Fred Mays
Ricketts Boulware
Connor Williams
Albert Crawford
Albert Mays
Did It Ever Occur To You A Commoner Poem
A verse from The Commoner reflecting on plans to save for a home and the hardships of finances. The poem questions dreams of economizing against rising costs from trusts, and the frustration of attempts to start a bank account before debts overwhelm. It emphasizes shared struggles and ironic humor about prudent financial goals.
Growers Indicted Over Interstate Tobacco Shipments in Kentucky
Twelve Dry Ridge tobacco growers in Kentucky were indicted in Covington for conspiring to stop interstate tobacco shipments by threatening W. T. Osborn. They sought to force pooling of Osborns tobacco after he refused to withdraw four hogsheads from shipment. The case involves interstate commerce violations and includes notes on twelve agents and a Kentucky legislator, Jonn S. Steers. Senator Tillman is reported improving after paralysis.
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Cincinnati
Dry Ridge
Covington
W. T. Osborn
Osborn
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
O. G. Ramsey
Kentucky
Jonn S. Steers
United States
Onch States
Circuit Court to Convene With Heavy Dockets Next Term
Circuit Court opens Monday with 36 appearance cases, 24 equity, 12 law. Criminal docket heavier. one murder indictment for Erastus Holliday in the Ward case. Several felonies and misdemeanors listed. three men held to grand jury on murder charge, likely to be first acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Erastus Holliday
Tom Ward
Big Horse Sale Dont forget it and get your horses in Shape
Event notice for a horse sale set for February at 10 o'clock urging owners to bring horses in shape. Includes emphasis on timing and preparation for buyers and exhibitors.
Ohio counties organize to join Burley Tobacco Pool
Plan to pool Ohio Burley tobacco expands beyond four counties as W H Patterson of Pike county and Clarence LeBus of the Burley Society discuss steps to recruit farmers. Patterson seeks assistance to organize canvass across Ohio to add counties and aim for half the crop in the pool next year. Executive Committee meeting notes routine accounts and future planning.
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Burley
Ohio
Burley Tobacco Society
Lexington Herald
W. H. Patter
Pike County
Clarence LeBus
Burley Society
Patterson
Lexington
LeBus
Burkey Society
Mr. Patterson
Burley Tobacco
LeHus
The
Rainy weather boosts local tobacco market
The wet week brought large tobacco shipments to the market. Buyers crowded the houses as high demand and strong prices emerged. A standout lot raised by W. P. and Grigsby sold for 1860 dollars with a net average of 18 cents per pound and a top price of 27 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P
Grigsby
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Death Comes
JO Lee Parrott
Hendersonville, N. C
Joseph Mattingly
Chamberlain
Lee Haydon
Holtshouser-Thompson
This Place
Portland, Ave
Army
Lyle Commerse Formely
Bethleham
Washington’s
Sun and Courier-Journal
Springfield Sun
Grosvenor
the Sun and Courier-Journal
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
Senate
Benjamin RK. Tillman
Big Horse Sale
W. J H. Patterson
Buckeye
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