Kehoe Pushes House Probe Into Tobacco Trusts
Washington correspondent reports Kentucky representative Kehoe introduced a House resolution to probe causes of leaf tobacco price decline and whether a trust or boycott by a tobacco company is restraining trade. He cites the American Tobacco Company and notes Burley Growers' Association financing issues and hopes for non trust financing.
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Washington City
Courier-Journal
Kehoe
Kentucky
House
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ohio
Tennessee
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil ‘Company
Kansas
The
Tobacco Trust
Burley Growers’ Association
Kentucky and
Tennes Protective Tobacco Growers’ Assort
Growers’ Association
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers
Fradette praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for soothing and quick relief with pleasant taste. It is favored for treating whooping cough and safe for babies and adults, as it contains no opium or harmful drugs. Sold by C. J. Haydon.
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C. J. Hay Don
Mare Blix Sells for 3300 in Chicago Auction
The 7 year old bay trotter Blix, raised by W. F. Courts and John L. Grundy, sold in Chicago for 3300 dollars. Bred in Marion County, she posted a Trotting record of 2134 in a race and is hailed as one of the county’s best.
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Marion Falcon
Blix
Messrs. W. F. Courts
John L. Grundy
Chicago
Mr. Courts
Marion County
Going for Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy
An advertisement urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for colic cholera morbus dysentery and diarrhoea. It claims it saves lives of children and is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar. The ad targets mothers and families as frequent users.
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Chamberlain
Kentucky Hill Mounds and Mound Builders in Washington County
Miles Saunders writes from Sherdsville Kentucky recounting field work on a beech hill grade near the Little Beech and old Nichols farm. He describes an ancient graded road, two stone mounds and an earthwork, plus collected artifacts and bones prompting discussion of Mound Builders versus later Indian peoples.
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Eprick Sux
Kentucky
Washington County
Andrew Thompson
Tom Nicholas
J. Lewis Howe
Washington Lee University
Virginia
Simpson Roberts
Springfield
J. N. Saunders
Central University
Richmond
Clarksville
Tenn
Hughes
Alabama
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Alabama Mound
Beech Fork Mound
Willisburg
Lacy Thompson
Dan Mellroy
Tom Reed
Nichols Meadow
Little Beech
Henry
Bruce Keene
Miles Saunders
Sherdsville
High School Notes from the Chief Gossips Page
A fragmentary school column notes enrollment at 370 and welcomes Joe Wycoff back after a near death incident. It mentions a Wednesday party at Miss Martins, a debating society decision on independence versus party loyalty, and local gossip with names like Stella Simms Ruth Ray and Jack McCuore.
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Joe Wycoff
Mackville
Dru
Hume
Sweeney
Robert Mayes
Stella Simms
Ruth Ray
Jack McCuore
McEnroy
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Sores and Ulcers
Wm Bedell of Flat Rock Michigan claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals ulcers sores and cancers. He says it is the best healing dressing he has found and notes it soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds.
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Wm. Bedell
Flat Rock
Mich
Bucklen
Local notices note deaths and gatherings in community
McIntire Rosie Corbett returns from visit to Bardstown. Mrs Fowler of Frederickstown guests of sister Ballard. Mrs Clements visits mother near Lebanon. Sheep losses reported up to thirty head. Miss Mary Joe Dowling hosts a party. Jas Montgomery and wife host a dance. Keene and Lee Smith visit J F Keene. Leona McIntire visiting Springfield cousin. Annie E McIntire and kin visit Caroline Thompson Lebanon. Sallie Hall visits Hilary McIntire in Indiana. Rogers Foust aged four days noted. lamb losses and related details.
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Rosie Corbett
Bardstown
Wat Fowler
Frederickstown
T. B. Ballard
G. R. Clements
Thompson
Lebanon
Mary Joe Dowling
Jas. Montgomery
J. R. Keene
Lee Smith
Forest View
J. F. Keene
Leona Mclntire
J. W. Reidel
Springfield
Annie E. Mclntire
R. L. Mc
A Touching Story of a Baby Girl Saved by New Discovery
Geo A Byler of Md relates how his 11 month old daughter faced severe throat illness and doctors gave up. After trying Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds the child’s condition improved, ending a perilous period.
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Geo. A. Byler
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McElroy & Schultz
Big
New York
Camber
James Ewing
John
Jim
Ben
Mr. Clark
Milton Rogers
Howe
J. N. | Saunders
Carolinas
Cassie
Marc T. Cicero
Cateline
England
Will Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
Wellson
U. S
Martin
Springfield, Ky
Springfield Sun
Sun
the Sun
Coley Janes
Janes
Louisville
T. E. Ballard
R. M. Ballard
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