Keene Nally wedding at Bardstown St Josephs
Miss Hattie Nally and Mr Twiman Keene wed October 30 at St Josephs Bardstown with Walter Wheatly and Paul Keene as attendants. Relatives from Nelson and Meade counties attended, while friends in Lebanon and Springfield send best wishes amid local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Bardstown
Hattie Nallie
Twiman Keene
Miss Nally
Tom Nally
Nelson County
Frank Keene
Happy Coupe
Walter Wheatly
Paul Keene
Thomas Wheatly
Richard Blanford
Lebanon
Hattie Nally
Louisville
Keene—Nally
Fred Edlen
Meade County
Ben Cecil
Union County
Manny Allen
Jesse
Alvey
Lessie Spaulding
Walter Riddle
Louise
Geneva
Springfield
Tom Kidwell
Wat O’bryan & Co
Welth
Greenwell
Ernest
Tlhe Bordows
Tom Newton
Blincoe
Wheatley Social Notes Mention Visits And Moves
Wheatley residents report a pleasant time as John Hendren of Gassburg visits J C Ensor and family. Tinie McIntire of Fredericktown mingles with old friends. Rich Mudd hosts a new house and plans a future move. William Mudd sells his farm to son Charende Mudd and will relocate to Springfield for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
John Hendren
Gassburg
J. C. Ensor
Tinie McIntire
Fredericktown
Rich Mudd
William Mudd
Charende Mudd
Springfield
Timber Supply Exhaustion Warns Government Forester
Washington November 4 Gifford Pinchot warns that within twenty years the United States timber supply from government reserves and private holdings will be exhausted at current cutting rates. He urges recognition of the danger, notes high per capita timber use, and calls for renewed conservation and resources planning including reforestation and a national conference of governors and resource experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Memphis
Pinchot
Forest Service
Congress
WCTU Leader Proposes Ten Day Dry Chicago Plan
Mixx Marie C. Brehm urges Mayor Busse to close saloons for ten days to give Chicago a chance at sobriety. About 250 delegates at the white ribbon convention cheer the idea, with Brehm saying Chicago might stay dry after a trial. She leaves execution to city executives to solve the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mixx Marie C. Brehm
Miss Brehm
Busse
Naval Mysteries of Disappearing War Vessels
Curious disappearances and accidents haunted early U S Navy ships during the Tripoli war era. The 1805 gunboats vanished en route to duty, while the Mo Hongihela and Wateree met tidal fate in 1867 and 1868. The Saratoga, pursued by a British ship near Delaware capes, vanished after a storm, leaving solid sailors and prizes to fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy Department
Tripoli
New York
Ogemvie
Sandy Hook
Heanl
Afl
Vicheen
Carver Mo Hongihela
Santa Cruz
Frederichstadt
Artea
Peru
Saratoga
Philadelphia
James Young
Delaware Capes
Young
Home treatment for sprains and dislocations
Practical guidance on treating sprains at home with hot water immersion and immobilization using splints or sturdy substitutes, plus advice for elevation and rest. Dislocations require immediate attention, cold cloths to prevent fever, and calm, steady care to avoid worsening symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mall
Hamlet Tomb Joke At Elsinore Prompts Danish English Debate
The English pressmen touring Denmark learned of a tomb marked as Hamlet’s grave in Elsinore public garden. The cross and inscription show age and wear, with dates aligning to Hamlet’s lore. Some Danes protest the joke, while others accept it as harmless whimsy and local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsinore
Denmark
Pall Mall Gazette
Hamlet
Hans Andersen
Prince of
Marieniyst
Emmons
Dr. Emmons
Adam
Eve
Garden of Eden
Cardwell News Roundup Includes Sick Mr White and Local Sales
Mr W D White is improving after a severe heart attack in Cornishville. Mrs M A Perkins hosted a Battle event with music by W L Graham George Warner Minnie McMullins Lola Gardner drawing about seventy five attendees. Distant guests included Lola Gardner Maud Ethel Adkerson Lloyd Leigh Santa Yaste Lee Gabbert Egbert Morris Minnie McMullins W L Graham R A William O T Perkins and family. Local sales include E G Holiday buying mule colts and yearling steers, W L Graham selling a four year old horse, Graham buying a jack, Walter Lambert selling fifty one acres for 1300 cash, and two local weddings expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. White
Cornishville
Wash
Lola Gardner
Maud
Ethel Adkerson
Lloyd Leigh
Santa Yaste
Lee Gabbert
Egbert Morris
Minnie McMullins
Jenkinsville
W. L. Graham
George Warner
R. A. William
O. T. Perkins
Lavina Darling
Chaote
Ben
Charley Lambert
Illinois
E. G. Holiday
Nelsen Royalty
A. Bottoms
Jack
J. W. Pinkston
Walter Lambert
Robert Shelton
Mr. Lambert
Hlines
Graham & Perkins
Henry Settles
Law
London Water and Cassini Theories From Tit Bits
Airdropped notes discuss London water supply with vast volumes and a canal experiment. It recaps Cassini the astronomer’s role and a royal visit to observe a comet, noting Cassini’s bold forecast and the king’s possible forgetfulness of the prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassini
Paris Observators
Louis XIV
Pleasant Grove social notes and local visits
Mrs Maggie Miller and Mrs W P Hays and daughter of Bloomfield stayed with Mrs B L Litsey Thursday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs W A Thompson visited in Mackville Sunday. J S Yankey visited relatives in Lexington last week. L M Gregory and daughter Georgia in Boyle county. Della Ray Gregory visiting aunt in Lexington. Sarah Smock visiting aunt Mrs Meritt. Kate Mayes visited Sue Duncan. Roe Montgomery of Lebanon visiting Mabel Thompson. Democrats from the community heard Hon A O Stanley in Springfield. Allen S Edelen of Burgin delivered a high price yearling Highland Denmark stallion to B B Leachman. A Halloween party was held at Dr and Mrs Hopper’s with autumn decor and masked merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Miller
W. P. Hays
Bloomfield
B. L. Litsey
W. A. Thompson
Mackville
J. S. Yankey
Lexington
L. M. Gregory
Georgia
Boyle County
Della Ray Gregory
Sarah Smock
Meritt
Kate Mayes
Sue Duncan
Roe Montgomery
Lebanon
Mabel Thompson
Springfield
A. O. Stanley
Allen S. Edelen
Burgin
B. B. Leachman
Tragedy in Owensboro Ends Life Over Rejected Suitor
A 20 year old man Jesse Cummings killed himself after being refused marriage to a country girl. The report notes the gunshot fatality and the dramatic motive cited in the incident from Owensboro Kentucky on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro, Ky
Jesse Cummings
Cummings
How to Care For Leather Goods
Leather goods should not be stored in very dry or very damp places to avoid peeling and mold. There is no royal road to eligation. Wash with soap and water, then rub until polished. There is 4 garnish for alligator skin goods.
Hillsboro Social Roundup of Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs Solomon Kays and children spent Sunday with Mrs J M Montgomery. Miss Sarah Shields stayed Tuesday night with Miss Judith Montgomery. John Armstrong and J M Shields spent Sunday at Tatham Springs. Zora and Judith Montgomery and Norris visited Bloomfield in Nelson county. F G Noel and T W Bailey spent Sunday with Mr Montgomery. Mrs Tolly Griffy and children of Fairview visited Mrs Griffy's parents. Mrs Emma Baker and Susie Edgerton visited Mrs Decater Dragoo. Nan Scott stayed with friends at Rock Bridge. Maggie Montgomery visiting Nelson and Spencer counties. Bertha Edgerton visited Susie Reed. George and Creath Dean of Harrodsburg and Erastus Perkins of Willisburg spent Sunday with Erastus Shields. Sadie Coulter and family of Willisburg visited J M Shields. Tom Bailey and wife visited Texas. Lee Settles and family and J W Settles visited George Keeling. Otis Harmon and wife visited Mr and Mrs Kightly. Effie Coulter and Laura Patrick visited L M Clark. Nan Scott J A Coulter and wife visited Sam Coulter. J P Brewer visited J S Leachman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
J. M. Shields
Tatham Springs
Zora
Judith Montgomery
Norris
Bloomfield
Nelson County
F. G. Noel
T. W. Bailey
J. Montgomery
Tolly Griffy
Fairview
Emma. Baker
Susie Edgerton
Decater Dragoo
Nan Scott
Rock Bridge
Maggie Montgomery
Nelson
Spencer Counties
Bertha Edgerton
Susie Reed
Ee Ridge
George and Creath Dean
Harrodsburg
Erastus Perkins
Willisburg
1907 Crop Sold in Owensboro Tobacco Deal
Owensboro Ky November 4 The Green River Equity Warehouse Tobacco Company closed a deal with the American Tobacco Company for the sale of the 1907 pooled tobacco in the district controlled by the Home Warehouse Company. Five to eight million pounds involved with maximum prices nine dollars for leaf nine for lugs and three dollars for trash. Deliveries begin November 20. The Home Warehouse Company does not affiliate with Green River Tobacco Growers Association or the American Society of Equity, and the contract closure is expected to complicate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Green River Equity Warehouse Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Home Warehouse Company
Green River Tobacco Growers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Majestic Steel
Electric Cast
Shultz & McElroy
Springfield Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Renghen
Ber Monts
Erin Ec Orrean
Hanes
McIntire
Wat Wheatly
Lulz
Emma Ensor
Flora Keene
Joseph
Cardwell
London
Wetll
Europe
Greater
Pleasant Grove
Ajay
Oui Eee
Grundy & McIntire
Springfield, Ky
Hillsboro
Solomon Kays
J. M. Mont
Gomery
Sarah Shields
Judith Montgom
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