Kendall Speech Introduces McCreary in West Liberty
The speech by Hon Joe M Kendall introducing Senator James B McCreary at West Liberty Kentucky lauds McCreary as a great statesman. It highlights his public service from army to Congress and Senate, his stand against taxation by greed, and the Louisville era context. It also notes pensions funding and Confederate Home support in Kentucky.
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Joe M. Kendall
J. B. McCreary
West Liberty
Caesar
Morgan County
Bright
Larrus W. Powell
Congress
Mills
Wilson
Hurd
Kentucky
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Legation
Washington
Senate
International Monetary Conference
Aldrich
Cannon
Payne
Bradleys
William O. Bradley
John Young Brown
Breckenridge
Blackburn
Courier-Journal
Carlisle
Gladstone
England
British Empire
James B. McCreary
United States
William Jones
Union
Beams and Lumber Arrive to Ensure Structural Sturdiness
Beams and other lumber are delivered to the site, ensuring no soft spots remain and supporting solid construction for Winchester Lumber and Manufacturing Co. projects.
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Winchester Lumber & Manufacturing CO
Prison staff urged to give two thirds salary to prison fund
Kentucky Prison Commission calls on penitentiary employees to contribute two thirds of a month’s pay as voluntary support. In Louisville a man commits suicide over impending marriage and his fiancée sues his estate. A Lexington fireman resigns to pursue preaching as Washington plans tariff revisions with the new Congress.
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Kentucky
Ttherpenitentiaries
Louisville
Lexington
Hunting Season Ends in 1910 Cost 11 Lives in Columbus
The 1910 hunting season nearly closed December 1 and cost 11 lives, higher than any prior year. Injuries totaled 81, while 87 died in 1909, with many fatalities linked to being mistaken for game or shot by a companion. Michigan's upper peninsula reportedly hosted about 21,000 hunters.
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Columbus
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
King's Daughter Bazaar December 2 and 3 Sale
A two day bazaar invites shoppers to find surprises for Sunday dinners. The event runs December 2 and 3 with varied goods and local vendors.
New Jewelry Store Promotes Christmas Gifts and Repairs
A local jewelry shop advertises a Christmas gift line suitable for everyone with fair prices. It invites early shoppers to get first choice and offers watch and clock repair services with guaranteed workmanship.
Webster and Osborne Tie The Knot In County Romance
Marriage license issued by County Clerk J A Boone to William Webster of the city and Miss Bessie Lee Osborne of the county. The couple were married at the bride's residence by Rev J H Newberry.
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J. A. Boone
William Webster
Bessie Lee Osborne
J. H. Newberry
The Pension System and Civil War Veterans
Civil War enlistments totaled 2,859,000 with 563,615 on the pension roll as of June 30, 1910. In the year ending then 35,312 died and the average pension value was 171.90 dollars. The lone Revolutionary pensioner is Mrs. Phoebe M. Palmeter, 89, Brookfield New York, pensioned by special.
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Phoebe M. Palmeter
Brookfield
N. Y
Dr Cook Expected to Return to Practice
Report indicates Dr. Cook will come back to medical duties, with colleagues awaiting his return and patients awaiting care. Details on timing or location of return were not disclosed.
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Cook
Governor race projections in Kentucky Legislature debate
Speaker notes that no official stance on future legislature plans exists. Newspapers hint at several Democrats likely nominated for governor next year. Each party claims their candidate will prevail.
Xmas Bazaar by the King's Daughters
The King's Daughters hold their annual bazaar at the Wagner Piano Company store room on November 30, 1921. Shoppers are urged to come early to avoid crowds.
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Wagner Piano Company
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Grippe
An ad claims Pape's Cold Compound cures even severe colds and grippes within hours. It boasts three years of research, costs fifty thousand dollars, contains no quinine, and requires taking every two hours for three doses. The 25 cent package is sold by druggists worldwide.
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Pape
Grippe
Trippe
Dinner Event at King's Daughters Bazaar
Readable text notes a dinner service hosted by the King’s Daughters’ Bazaar on December 2 and 3. Details on time, location, and menu are sparse in the available fragment.
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King’s Daughters’ Bazaar
Ladies Bazaar Offerings Bright For Xmas Gifts
A note promoting the King's Daughters Bazaar on November 30 1921 highlights fancy articles candy and handwork suitable as Christmas presents aimed at Ladies shoppers seeking unique items.
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King’s Daughters
Picture Day at Earp’s Studio in Chilean Forge
An ad notes Christmas photo sessions at Earp's studio dated 11-19 and mentions a Chilean forge. It describes horseshoeing methods in Chile as primitive with simple tools, no fire needed as the shoe is beaten into shape cold.
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Chile
English Suffragists Demonstrate Resolve In Fight
A concise report notes that English women seeking voting rights have shown strong resolve and determination in their campaign. The piece highlights organized protests and public demonstrations as part of the suffrage movement.
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Freedom
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Bazaar
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D. H. Chenault
T. Seller
R. L. Baker
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B. F. Buckley
Dan W. Scott
Central Kentucky Tobacco
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Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company
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