Burley Growers to Meet at Grand Hotel May 10
Cincinnati May 3. A meeting of the Burley Tobacco Growers Association is planned at the Grand Hotel on May 10. About fifty or sixty members, including W. B. Hawkins of Lexington and Archibald Stuart of Cincinnati, are expected. Preliminary steps to control this year's burley marketing will be discussed along with previous winter offers to finance the crop. The aim is to settle details before marketing begins. Stuart has sought financial backers and may report.
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Cincinnati
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Grand Hotel
W. B. Hawkins
Lexington
Archibald Stuart
Burney
Iti
Stuart
New York
Association
Louisville
Relief from Rheumatism with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
Mrs. W. H. Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee says Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is the only thing that relieves her rheumatic pain from head to foot and provides quick relief that allows rest and sleep. Sold by C. J. Haydon, druggist.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Leggett
Yum Yum
Tennessee
U.S. A
C. J. Haydon
Divorce at Eighty in Harrodsburg Suit
Mary Hatchell sues William Hatchell for divorce and alimony in a case from Dixville. Both spouses are elderly and infirm. she accuses abuse and neglect after forty six years of marriage while he contends she abandoned him during illness and asks her to return. Judicial proceedings await chancellor’s decision.
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Harrodsburg Democrat
Mary Hatchell
William Hatchell
Plantiff
Dixville
Kentucky News Bits Ahead of May
A collage of brief Kentucky items covers wheelhorse riding mishaps in Paducah, flood damage in Fulton, a promising colt in Lexington, a proposed Bluff City summer meeting, a locomotive derailment near Sulphur, a race trainer contract, a large Staves fire at Shenn yville, a fatality from lightning in Troy, a Hargis trial update, a Newport safe robbery, a barber killed by lightning, a hypnotist professor dead in Lexington, an asylum ward completion, and Paducah's new buggy factory with Cap ital details.
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Lexington
May
Stoney Montgomery
Memphis Jockey Club
Bluff City
Ed H. Boone
Mt. Sterling
Mayer
Ba H L. Boone
Paris
United States
Hunt
Hargis
Commonwealth
Burley and Dark Tobacco Prices and Offerings Reported
Louisville Kentucky May 5 The ranger in burley was four 25 to seventeen 25 on dark prices varied from three 50 to seven 20 The offerings were Burley three hundred forty seven birds dark one hundred eighty seven birds.
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Louisville, May
Louisville & Nashville
Sulphur
Louisville Tobacco
Louisville
Burley
Poem Prints Sympathy for Jesse James and Ford Brothers
A published poem and surrounding notes discuss sympathy for the outlaw Jesse James and contrasting views of the Ford brothers. It laments violence while invoking the pain of wives and mothers and suggests public sentiment romanticized the outlaw life. The piece references Governor Crittenden and a Helena incident, noting mixed public feelings.
Attempt to Wreck Train Near Deatsville
A Kentucky incident reports an attempt to wreck a train near Deatsville Sunday. Mr. Shepherd saw heavy rocks placed between guard rails and nine long spikes driven nearby to ensure the wreck. He removed the danger moments before the train's arrival. Two strange men were seen in the area during the day.
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Kentucky Standard
Deatsville
Shepherd
Lats
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