Leaves Turn Brown In May To October Poem And Local News
The poem Never is my heart so gay by Elizabeth Akers Allen celebrates May to October and autumn beauty. Falcon George Boldrick was injured weighing rye on a Spalding farm when a beam scale struck his face. Miss Myra Ray and Mr Roy M Glazebrooks wed at the Baptist parsonage. Joe Brady mourns son Clarence, 32, in Des Moines with few details.
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Falcon
George Boldrick
R. M. Spalding
Myra Ray
Roy M. Glazebrooks
The
Baptist Parsonage
A.C. Graves
William E. Ray
Washington County
George W. Glazebrook
Joe Brady
Chicago
Clarence
Des Moines
Iowa
Fatal Accident Claims Life of Hoagland in Calvary
Lebanon Enterprise reports Crel Hoagland of Calvary was accidentally shot by a pistol his father tried to disarm from him after a night of heavy drinking. Hoagland died about two hours later. Coroner's inquest ruled accidental discharge. grand jury found no indictment. He was about 30, married, buried at Calvary on Sunday.
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Lebanon
Crel Hoagland
Calvary
Young Hoagland
Money and Marriage in a Shared Household Wage
An eastern city case shows a husband paying his wife a rising weekly salary for housework from five to seventeen dollars. The piece argues wives’ unpaid work is essential and that true equity means shared income for both partners, with the family fund devoted to shared welfare and mutual support.
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John Doe
Jin Ts
Boma
Angel
New Bank Planned at Hodgenville with $15000 Capital
Hodgenville Herald reports F R Twyman organizing a new state bank to begin December first with Twyman as cashier. Capital stock set at 15000, about two thirds sold. Occupying the former Farmers National Bank corner building, officers to be elected once organization is perfected.
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Hodgenville Herald
F. R. Twyman
Twyman
Farmers National Bank
Sales Agents Wanted by Frank W Williams Company
Seeks one permanent local sales agent for large picture and frame business in America. Offers 36.00 per week or 400 percent profit, free samples and catalog. No experience needed. we provide training and capital. Write for particulars, catalog and samples. 1214 W Taylor St Chicago IL.
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America
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Chiezago
The Stranger Girl Chosen To Save The Party
In a spring crossing to a railway station a young stranger accompanies a wedding party in a remote Russian village. When wolves threaten, she kills one wolf with a steel ball and saves all, while a government official seeks to imprison her as a revolutionary contact. The party spares him on condition he accompany them beyond the border.
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Mon
Revolutionista
St. Petersburg
Emmaline T. Royd
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Lee Vanarsdale
Springfield
Ing Brown
Elizabeth Akers Alien
Marion County
Springfield Sun
Sun and Courier-Journal
New Bank
Wee
the Stranger Girl
Cane Creek
Nelson County
Bardstown
Nelsonville
Boston
Pike
Do. T. Atkinson
Bardstown, Kentucky
L. and
Coane
Bardatown
Lunetint
Louisville
3Un’y Onl
Newt
Dail
Sun’y
Natio
Scientific American
Munn & Co
Washington
New York
the Sun
Louisville Times
Daily Courier- Journal
Sun
Daily CouriaJounal
Sunday Courier-Journal
Herald
Louisville Events Post
Phee
Pride of
Springfield’s Choice
J. W. Jarboe & CO
William Jennings Bryan
Thal Oererhl
Oryan
Thompson Publishing CO
Sr. Louis. Mo
Julius Brutus Booth
Prssesssoh
B. D. Lake
Springfield, KY
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