Ben Johnson for Governor Cited by Jessamine Journal
The Jessamine Journal endorses Congressman Ben Johnson of Bardstown as the logical gubernatorial candidate. It praises his long friendship with readers, strong personal following, charitable nature, fiscal honesty, and leadership, arguing his candidacy would unite voters and strengthen the Democratic ticket.
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Ben Johnson for Governor A Nelson County Favorite
The LaRue County Herald endorses Ben Johnson for Kentucky Governor citing his integrity, statewide appeal, and ability to unite Republicans and Democrats. It lauds his record as a generous ally to the poor, strong political organization, and role in past Democratic victories while predicting a decisive statewide win.
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Nelson County
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Newspaper Rights and the Business of News
A letter argues that newspapers are a business, not a charity, noting some readers with excuses for not paying subscriptions and praising the value of press work. It contrasts unpaid labor, printers, and mills with the need for revenue to sustain reporting and printing. Also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a trustworthy remedy.
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Montgomery
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Chamberlain
Various Global Facts and Oddities From Early 20th Century News
A collage of brief notes covers international topics. It notes Greek-speaking communities in southern Italy, a Swedish emigration movement, and a German study on coke and water absorption. Other items report radium totals, a tuberculosis congress in Athens, a Norwegian poison certificate system, and a waterless canoe lock in Boston park. It also mentions a gift to a German prince from Count Zeppelin, kite-fishing speculation in Skowhegan, and a London hospital ward anecdote. Additional items recount the U.S. post office history, railway staffing, a St Moritz theft, bird sanctuaries in Victoria, Australia, Thames beachcombing finds, and the Daughters of the Confederacy purchasing Stonewall Jackson’s death house and surrounding land for memorial purposes.
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Dr. G. T. Burton Resident Dentist Ad
Springfield Ky notice advertises Dr. G T Burton as resident dentist, offering tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. Dental services claim first class work in Hugon Block, wp stalin.
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Local News Notes from Fredericktown and Bardstown
Local notes report geese during high waters near Fredericktown and housing of a piano for sale. It includes farm listings from $500 to $2,000 and city property in Bardstown. Banking news highlights People's Deposit Bank statement, First National Bank profits, and a six month dividend. Also mentions Protracted meeting at Hillsboro starting July 11 and Bud Morgan's health, plus a local baseball score card.
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave from Springfield July 28
Ride to Mammoth Cave from Springfield via regular train at 6 00 a m with stops. Round trip fare eight dollars seven cents including hotel admission and cave routes. Night promenade or dance at the Board Street hotel. Return connection at Bardstown Junction via L and N. Agent notice.
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Bargain Farm in Kentucky Seeks Buyer for 420 Acres
Auction notice offers 420 acres across Shelby and Oldham counties on a pike four miles south of Pregon Line. Includes 200 acres bluegrass overflow bottom, balanced farmland with no wasteland, well built two story seven room house, three barns, three tenant houses, ample water. Farm known as Fi farm with good timber and water. Terms a 5 or eal, Bardstown Kentucky.
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Oldham County
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Pregon. & N. Beers
Corn
Kentucky
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