Lockland Notes Highlights Local Social Activity
Mrs. P. A. Gray attends a convention in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs. E. B. Culpher hosts Miss Hallie S. Brown. Mrs. A. Willis to entertain the Lincoln Club Monday evening. Mrs. A. B. Warner visits Walnut Hills. Mrs. M. Merritt hosts the Triangle Club. Nellie Long improving. Thomas Ferris gives violin solos Friday. May Douglass and Chicago niece visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cammack entertain relatives. Bethel Church plans a grand August rally. Al Terrel and P. A. Gray attend funeral in Springfield Ohio. Bethel Sewing Circle raises funds. Parish family of Oxley Sr. heads to Virginia.
You Can Win Life By Willpower And Action
A motivational verse urging immediate start toward success. It encourages self belief, choosing a task, and sticking to it with steady effort. It promises that opportunities abound if one uses reason and determination daily. The tone is inspirational and period-appropriate, urging proactive, determined living.
Embarrass the Party in Kentucky Civic League Hearing
The Blue Grass Weekly News quotes a Lexington message criticizing colored Republican leaders for tabling a resolution urging repeal of the Separate Coach Bill. It laments loss of hope as many leaders supposedly fear embarrassing the party, questioning future protection for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Offutt
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
Republican State Convention
State Civic League of Colored Republicans
Lexington
The
Blue Grass Weekly News
Bargain Two Story Frame House For Sale
For sale a two story frame house with seven rooms. Terms available through H. M. Higgins at 2715 Park Ave. Inquiries should be directed to the listed contact for purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Higgins
Park Ave
Georgia State Champion Pig Raiser Was 11 Year Old Boy
Georgia pig clubs during 1918 raised swine worth half a million dollars with 8 678 Georgia boys enrolled. The state champion was an 11 year old boy, son of a one horse farmer, who bought his pig for 370 dollars and now its value is 300 dollars. Six clubs in one county will start hog farms this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Pig Club
College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Pig Club Boys
Pig Dub
Improvements Planned for Oldest Canal in China
The oldest canal, dating nearly 2,500 years and stretching from Hanchow to Peking, will be rebuilt in sections. Scientific American notes US engineers will lead the effort with about $6,000,000 allocated for a 100 mile portion, funds for the rest to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hanchow
Shanghai
Peking
Yellow River
Scientific American
Highway Expenditure Estimates Reach 300 Million in 1919
Estimates of contemplated highway expenditures for the United States in 1919 total about 300 million dollars. Government restrictions reduced the 1918 outlay, while 1917 stood at 280 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Simon Commandery Thanks The Union For Advertising Help
The Simon Commandery No. 1 E T expresses gratitude to W P Dabney editor for courteous reception of committees and effective advertising in The Union. They credit the paper’s ads for a large share of entertainments' success and extend thanks. J H Johnson, Recorder, 20 Churchill Avenue, notes officials deserved credit for recognizing The Union’s value.
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Cincinnati
W. P. Dabney
Simon Commandery
No. 1
E. T
J. H. Johnson
Churchill Avenue
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Mattie Brooks
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Fattie M. Castleman
Washington Terrace
Woodburn
Just Rite Dry Cleaners
Chapel Street
C. J. Henry
Menager
Life’s Pathway
Mazie Earhart Clark
J. R. Hawley’s
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Sysreme
J. H. Toran
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Olio
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W. Fourth Street
OFIO
North College Hill
R. W. B. Bush
Hassie Hamilton
Bath Electric Light
Ida Ave
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Oliver Street
Concord Street
Baymiller
K. C. Harris
Mme D. L. Butler
O’&ryon St
Lula Gaither
Milton Street
Maggie Westfield
Myrtle Ane
Zeigler Schaeferco
Eastern Avenue
E. Z. Hair Grower
Madam Eason
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West
HOTEL
Post Square
Lockland Notes
P. A. Gray
Louisville, Ky
EB. Culpher
Hallie S. Brown
Mrs. A. Willis
Lincoln Club
Warner
Mrs. M. Merritt
Triangle Club
Nellie Long
Thomas Ferris
May Douglass
Chicago
Mrs. R. Cammack
Bethel Church
Messrs. al. Terrel
Springfield
Bethel
Mrs. Parish of
Oxley
Virginia
Sian
Will Lanigan
Good Shoes N. E. Cor. Seventh and Linn
Mirror & Resilvering CO
A. Gary
Lincoln Avenue
Ringeway Avenue
Wehrman Avenue
Wee
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Taining
Richmond Street
Seventh Street — Tea
Ninth Street
Horace Sudduth
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MAX & Morris
DU Bois
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France and That Part
Lished
St. Andrew's
Auspices
Huffmans Five Piece Orchestra
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