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Democrats on Trial Friday in an Era of Reform
The piece argues that watersheds in 1910 politics push people toward direct government control, with parties losing loyalty. It cites World’s Work on insurgent Republican revolt, notes Democrats and Republicans crave reform, and warns on corporate and liquor interests swaying Congress.
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Ks Jtha
Republican Party
Democratic Party
West
New York
Congress
Beams Buy Here to Prevent Structural Weakness
Ensure sturdy construction by purchasing beams and lumber from this outlet. Avoid soft spots or weak areas that could compromise the building's life and safety.
Tariff debate hints at steady industrial growth
A citizen voice calls for tariff reduction but cautions against radical change that could slow progress. The piece notes political pressure, a local surplus of meat gifted by J. B. Martin, and a Sunday gift of a meerschaum pipe to H. T. Strother. It ends with advertising for Red Star coal from Rouse & Boone.
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J. B. Martin
Jim Martin
H. T. Strother
Harry
Rouse & Boone
Red Star
Milly Freeman with Horne's Stock Company Opens Week
Horne's Stock Company opens their week at the opera house Monday presenting Under Arizona Skies a Western romance on life on the ranch. Frank Readick leads as Steve Morton with Milly Freeman as widow Cannon supported by Whitney Collins John Fairfax Gertrude Hamilton Blanche Eppley and others. Ticket prices are 10 20 and 30 cents with ladies free Monday night with a paid 30 cent ticket bought before 6 pm. manager Dinelli touts this as the best touring attraction of its kind.
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Horne
Opera House
Arizona
Horne Company
Frank M. Readick
Steve Morton
Arrow Ranch
Milly Freeman
Widow Cannon
Whitney Collins
John Fairfax
Parson
Freckles
Gertrude Hamilton
Pepela
Blanche Eppley
Howard C. Robinson
Dinelli
Markets Chicago Wheat and Corn Outlook in December
Chicago markets see wheat traders likely to ignore southwest crop damage news as snow nears and Argentina surplus looms. Leaders push to move wheat while bears reemerge after moisture hits the southwest. Corn prices rise with cash demand and short covering, signaling a run early next week. Oats expected to react to corn weakness. Provisions note 14000 hogs versus 12000 last year and ongoing pork price pressures amid short-term uncertainty.
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Chicago
Broomhall
Packers and feeders rise as Chicago cattle market closes
Cattle receipts total about 77 000 with price ranges from $4.25 to $7.50 for steer, stockers and feeders $3.30 to $5.75, cows and calves in the $2.25 to $9.00 band. Hogs priced at $6.59 to $7.45 with 14 000 head receipts, hogs up five cents. Sheep weak with native $2.25 to $4.25 and western $2.75 to $4.20. yearlings $4.20 to $5.20 and lambs native $4.25 to $6.50 and western $4.50 to $6.50.
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Chicago
Texas S
Sheen
Western
Lambs
Bloomfield Special Suits and Coats at Fixed Prices
Bloomfield offers men and boys suits and overcoats priced at 10, 12.50, and 15 dollars. Prestigious fabrics and persisting style showcased in a compact display inviting shoppers to compare value and quality.
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Bloomfield
Daily rail connections listed for Kentucky towns
The notice details daily train connections excluding Sunray, linking L. & E. Junction Mt. Sterling, Beattyville Junction with L. & A. for Beattyville, Campton Junction with Central Kentucky for passengers, O. & K. Junction to Cannell City, and Train No. 2 to Beattyville, Kentucky. Endorsed by W. A. McDowell General Manager and Has. Scott General Passenger Agent.
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The
O. Ry
Mt. Sterling
Beattyville Junction
L. & A. Railway
Beattyille
Camnton Junction
Fountain Central
Campion
Cannel City
Way
Beattyville
W. A. M’dowell
Mgr
Has. Scott
Louisville and Nashville Rail Schedule Highlights
Daily rail timetable details list multiple Louisville and Nashville routes with Cincinnati, Knoxville, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Maysville, Stanford and Paris connections. Notable times include No 37 Cincinnati to Knoxville 10 16 arrival, No 33 Cincinnati to Jacksonville 10 39, No 31 Cincinnati to Atlanta 11 17, and nocturnal No 34 Atlanta to Cincinnati 1 57. Some trains run daily except Sundays or with specific daily exceptions.
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Daiy Fae
Lexington
Winchester
Sid L
Talittion
Clay City
Stanton Ve
Camptor Junction Natural Bridge
Torrenta
Beaceyville
Athol
K. Junction
I. Jackson
Daily Daily
Sun
Jackson
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Maysville
Stanford
Paris -Trives
Paris
The Formula Play Described By Critics
Puck notes Willis explains the play appeals to all classes with three parts slang for the young and one part classic cuss words for the older audience. Gillis confirms the blend aims to attract varied theatergoers across generations.
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Willis
Gillis
Puck
A Tree That Weeps in Rhodesia’s Dry Months
During August to October in Rhodesia a tree named Mukololo drips moisture from its top leaves, creating the illusion of rain for passersby. Native observers say the Mukololo sheds tears for rain, and the tree weeps copiously even on hot days.
Ideal Xmas Gift From Earp's Gallery Photos
A holiday prompt to order sojia photos from Earp's gallery as a perfect Christmas gift for friends. The note stresses timely delivery before Christmas and bears a dated shorthand reference 11 19 3wkse 6 d.
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Sojia
Earp
Death of Miss Annie L. Case in Kentucky
Annie Lee Case of Lawrenceburg Kentucky died Friday morning at 6 o clock at her father J B Case home. She left four sisters Cordelia Sarah Case Mrs J D McCowen of Linden Walk Lexington and Mrs J H Shely Russell Cave Road and three brothers C T Case In ternal Revenue Service Lawrenceburg John and Robert Case Berea College students. Funeral held at J B Case home Lawrenceburg Sunday at 11 a m.
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Lexington
Annie Lee Case
Lawrenceburg
J. B. Case
C. T. Case
Internal Revenue Service
John and
Robert Case
Berea College
Frozen Man Found Dead Among Christmas Toys
Philadelphia residents report George Freed aged 70 perished from cold three days earlier, sprawled amid his handmade holiday toys in an abandoned blacksmith shop at Leland and Vineway. Once a prosperous builder, Freed faced hardship after family separation, claimed a wealthy Virginia brother, and died after enduring freezing conditions. police seek the Virginia relative.
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Philadelphia
George Freed
Leland and
Vineway Streets
Freed
Virginia
Hyomel Catarrh Inhaler Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement for HYOMEI claims inhaler use will cure catarrh and related ailments. It touts quick relief within two minutes, urges daily breathing, and offers a one dollar outfit with a life lasting inhaler and 50 cent refills. Sold by Phillips and druggists. Red Star coal by Royse & Boone.
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Phillips
Man Helps Others After Long Suffering With Ailments
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri seeks to aid others after thirty years of distress. He credits Electric Bitters with curing him of backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. The tonic is guaranteed for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Five bottles cured him. 50 cents at Winchester Drug Company.
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J. F. Boyer
Winchester Drug Company
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South Main Street
Kentucky
By Mail
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Democrats
Winchester Lumber & Manufacturing CO
Associated
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Winchester. HY
N. H. Withersoon
Gw. R. Sphar
Exington & Eastern
R’y. CO
Louisville & Nashville
Knoxville
Morthbound
Chesapeake & Ghi
Easthound
Annie L. Gase
Mr. J. B. Case
Frozen Among Christmas
Royse & Boone
Curry Dry Goods Co
Winchester Laundry Co
Grant Witt & CO
North Main Street
Pee Rency
Peoples State Bank
John M. Hodgkin
J. L. Brown
L. B. Cockrell