Liberal Sun Review Club Offer Promises Two Papers for 150
The Sun advertises a special offer pairing The Sun with the National Daily Review for 1.50, a limited-time deal possibly ending with the next issue. The Review, printed in Chicago, is praised for its news and diverse departments. The publishers reserve the right to end the offer at any time. Kentucky Distilleries clears debt with 5,000,000 payoff, prompting satirical comments on alcohol and social costs. Local politics note H DeH Moore as a promising Breck County candidate for County Judge and future higher office. A Louisville doctor introduces a neck-breaking apparatus, provoking concern over safety.
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Uncertain wish slows a fellow from taking action
A reflective note argues that hoping alone seldom yields results and urges proactive steps. It compares passive wishing with deliberate effort, suggesting success requires concrete plans and consistent work rather than mere desire.
Homecoming of the Troops Inspires Warm Welcome
The piece celebrates soldiers returning from the spring departure to Illinois, portraying home as a comforting beacon. It emphasizes the word home carries inspiring, melodic resonance and a sense of renewal after war-torn separation.
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Sycamore Valley News Notes and Local Visits
Rev. Ezra Sutherland and wife left for Campbellsville for ten days then to Green County for a meeting. Valley residents attended Mackville dedication. George Best and Miss Mattie Best of Wayside visited. Mattie honored Miss Flossie and Miss Pearl Armstrong. Mr. J. P. Leachman sold his farm. the family will be missed. Mrs. McVoney of Illinois visiting Tom McVoney. Condolences extended for the death of Mr. Thomas Mattingly.
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Ezra Sutherland
Campbellsville
Sutherland
Green County
Mackville
George Best
Miss Mattie
Wayside
T. W
J. D. Sutherland
Flossie
Pearl Armstrong
Mattie Best
J. P. Leachman
Mamie B. Merritt
Prather
McVoney
Illinois
Tom. McVoney
Marshall Keeling
J. M. Shields
Thomas Mattingly
Mary Lee Pinkston
Brooksville
Anderson County
Lame McVoney
Allen Sutton
Billy Sutton
John
Hattie Setues
Nora Sweeney
James Oder
Mooresville News Briefs Include Sales and Visits
Mr Elijah Smith of Vettersburg Ind visits brother Jeff Smith in town. Jeff Smith sold a brood mare and mule colt to Thomas A Clark Jr for 165 dollars. Byron Crooke bought part of Sharpe farm from Alex Hamilton. Irvine Mann sells Hog Run farm. A large congregation heard Adkins at New Hope Baptist. Telephone men encamped in town. two weeks to service. Mat Truax to hold sale next Saturday at Mooresville store house. Republicans nominate. Democrats urged to support. Miss Maud Yancey visits Louisville for several days. Hez Curtsinger and Miss Jennie Yates plan fall wedding. Miss Nancy Ellis hosted last Sunday. Pearl Lynch and Mattie Ensor with escorts visited Mooresville.
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Vettersburg
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Jeff. Smith
Thomas A. Clarkson
Byron Crooke
Alex. Hamilton
Sharpe
Mr. Kidwell
Irvine Mann
Price
Brother Adkins
New Hope Baptist Church
Mooresville
Mat. Truax
Maud Yancey
Louisville
Harry Derringer
Valley Hill
New Hope
Hez. Curtsinger
Jennie Yates
Nancy Ellis
Pearl Lynch
Mattie Ensor
Willisburg Local News Roundup
Little Bud Wells improves from diphtheria while Miss Cora Trent runs millinery in Willisburg. Miller Birch and wife visited his mother Mrs. Joe Hyatt last Wednesday. Dr. John Sutherland returns from Harrodsburg where he visited son Dr. Mart. Annie McIlroy spent Wednesday with Aunt Mrs. Tom Noel. Mrs. Rufus Foster goes to Chicago to join her husband.
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Bud Wells
Cora Trent
Miller Birch
Joe Hyatt
John Sutherland
Harrodsburg
Mart. Sutherland
Annie Mcllroy
Local social notes from Harrodsburg area gatherings
Miss Flossie Armstrong visited Miss Myrtle Sutherland last Saturday. John Reynolds and Hart Etherington attended court at Harrodsburg last Monday. Allen Reddick and family moved to Louisville for their future home. Mrs Nan Pinkston moved here, Mrs Sallie Sutherland and son Fred returned from Harrodsburg visiting friends. Many locals attended the Mackville dedicationSunday.
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Flossie Armstrong
Myrtle Sutherland
John Reynolds
Hart Etheringtons
Harrodsburg
Allen Reddick
Louisville
Local Social and Market Notices From Loretto Area
Mr and Mrs Wash Janes of Crooke’s Station visited Mrs Janes parents in Marion county. Lebanon visitors included Mr and Mrs J G Adams and Miss Mary Hamilton to see Mrs J B Ensor. Edelen family hosts from Blincoe. Various sales listed: J F Keene bought five two year old males at 95 dollars each. Twiman Keene paid 90 dollars for two mules. Cecil and J R Durham bought calves and a heifer. Hessie Smith and Agnes Cambron wed at St Rose.
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Wash Janes
Crooke’s Station
Marion County
Janes
J. G. Adams
Martha Mauser
Mary Hamilton
Lebanon
J. B. Ensor
W. E. Edelen
Blin‘coe
G. E. Edelen
McCormick
J. F. Keene
Harry Young
Twiman Keene
Pees Montgomery
Tine Cecil Aod
J. R. Durham
Pleasant Run
J. T. McIntire
Graves Brothers
J. A. Fields
Thomas Johnston
Mannie Alvey
Loretto
T. E. Ballard
Frederickstown
Hessie Smith
Agnes Cambron
St. Rose
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Breckenridge County
H. Deh. Mooreman
Kentucky
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Fair Grounds
Baker & Co
Sycamore Valley
Willisburg
Robertson Brothers
Nan Pinkston
McIntire
Smock & Haydon
James J. Graves
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