Winchester News Co. imprint and subscription rates
Advertisement shows publication name The Winchester News Co Incorporated Office South Main Street Winchester Kentucky with postal designation daily except Sunday mail matter class and subscription prices listed: one year five dollars twenty cents, one week ten cents, other terms payable at office or to collector, six months IX months and one month rates noted.
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The
Winchester News Co. (Incorporated
South Main Street
Winchester
Kentucky
Advertising Rates Display-Per Inch And Discounts
Advertising rates listed per inch for single editions and varied repeats. Discounts apply after three months ten percent six months twenty five percent and one year thirty three and one third percent. The notice is dated Saturday December 12 1908.
A Clean Primary Sets high standard for district politics
The Twenty fifth Judicial District Democratic Committee adopts a rule condemning any candidate or agent offering money or anything of value to voters for influence. Judges Benton and Hays accept the oath to uphold it. The News urges Clark County Democrats to follow, aiming for a clean primary and election, opposing venal voters and vote buying.
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Democratic Committee
Twenty-fifth Judicial District
Madison County
Benton
Haysh
Clark
Igher
Red Cross Christmas Stamp Supports Tuberculosis Fight
The Red Cross introduces a penny stamp to fund tuberculosis relief. Originators aim to aid charity without burdening donors and place stamps on letters and packages to raise funds.
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Red Cross
Christmas stamps aid Red Cross in small town support
During the Christmas season penny contributions help a noble cause. Cities nationwide publish large stamp orders, while vendors welcome small gifts. Winchester, Lexington, Georgetown, Berea and Cynthiana report orders. keep Winchester from lagging in this charitable drive.
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United States
American Red Cross Society
Winchester
Lexington
Georgetown
Berea
Cynthiana
Planting Party article credited to Mrs Nellie Miller
Editorial note clarifies authorship of Friday's piece Suggestions for a Planting Party. Nellie Miller wife of Dr Worthington Miller of this city is identified as the true author, correcting the National Food Magazine's error in naming.
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Nellie Miller
Worthington Miller
National Food Magazine
Fake Telegrams and Resolutions at Tobacco Banquet
The News notes an unsteady reporter failed to capture introductory speeches and replies at a tobacco banquet. Speakers traded witty lines over three hours, except Senators Lindsay and Chief Justice O'Rear, who spoke dignifiedly. Messages from R R Perry and Joseph Cannon appear, with jests about cigars and a toast response. The Burley Society seeks an emblem, while a business note promises deliveries next week.
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Senator Lindsay
O’rear
$30 in Gold Given Away at the Rink Tonight
Tonight at the Aud itorium Skating Rink a $30 gold prize will be awarded. Attendees who have come during the week should bring their check and join the event for a chance to win.
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Auditorium
Circuit Judge Announces Candidacy
A notice states that qualified individuals are authorized to announce their intention to run for circuit judge. The document references the office title and calls for filings or declarations within a specified timeframe. No names or dates are provided in the fragment.
Benton Files Candidacy for Twenty Fifth Circuit Judge
James M. Benton declares his candidacy for Circuit Judge in the Twenty-fifth Judicial District comprising Clark Powell Jessa mine and Madison counties under the Democratic party banner. He seeks support from voters ahead of the primary.
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Twenty-fifth Judicial District
Clark, Powell, Jessamine
Madison Counties
Madison Coanties
J. Smith Hays Mine and Madison Counties Notice
Authorized to announce J Smith Hays mine and Madison counties subject to official action. Details and dates not fully legible in the fragment. Further clarification pending.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early and In the Morning
A public service notice urges shoppers to begin Christmas purchases early and take advantage of morning hours for better selection and smoother crowds. The advisory emphasizes planning ahead.
Broadway church to mark 19th anniversary celebration
The Broadway Baptist church in Chattanooga announces a full day program on Sunday December 13 with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School led by Prof E S Taylor 11 a.m. anniversary sermon by Pastor Timberlake 3 p.m. sermon by Rev A E Thompson followed by an address by W W Banks and a sacred musical 8 p.m. concert and soloists organist and other events.
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Broadway Baptist Church
E. S. Taylor
Timberlake
A. E. Thompson
D. D
White
Berea
J. M. Stevenson
H. G. Garrett
J. G. White
N. H. Witherspoon
J. J. Porter
W. W. Banks
Our Church
Laura Allen
Reyv
R. A. Straus
H. D. Coleraine
J. H. Tyler
Lucy Wakefield
Dutch Warships Cleared for Action Off Venezuelan Coast
Willemstad Curacao Dec 12 The Netherlands proceeds with blockade of Venezuelan coast sending the Jacob Van Heemskerk and Gelderland toward Venezuelan waters. Ships clear for action likely to cruise off La Guayra and seize Venezuelan merchant vessels. Caracas warned to expect firing on any unfriendly act. Paris Dec 12 President Castro arrives from Bordeaux treated as private citizen. no ceremonies observed.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Netherlands
Jacob van Heemskerk
Gelderland
la Guayra
Venezula
Caracas
Paris
Castro
Venezuela
Bordeaux
Trial Reaches Expert Stage in Hazel Murder Case
Toledo, December 12. The trial of Harvey Hazel, 17, before Judge Morris, for alleged murder of his mother, moved to the expert stage with Dr. Emery Eyman, superintendent of Massillon state hospital, testifying for the defense. Expected to show Hazel was insane at the time of the alleged killing.
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Toledo
Harvey Hazel
Morris
Emery Eyman
Massillon (O.) State Hospital
Eyman
Young Hazel
House Breaks Record In House of Representatives
Washington reports a new record in handling public business as the appropriation bill for 31,665,320 was passed with minimal debate. A five member committee was appointed to study references to the secret service in the president's message. In Yonkers, Robert W. Fullerton surrendered to District Attorney Jerome after being indicted for abduction. In San Francisco Abraham Ruef to be arraigned. gifts for Mrs Roosevelt arrive from China. a Salina fire claims a mother and infant.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Secret Service
New York
Robert W. Fullerton
S. H. Fullerton
St. Louis
Gladys Hobar
Hawley Terrace
Yonkers
Jerome
Fullerton
Miss Hobar
South America
Jamaica
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Lawler
Henry Act
Ruef
Why Hog Foreleg Isn’t Called Foreham
A reader seeks to know why the foreleg of a hog is not termed foreham while the hind leg is ham. Please notify Johnnie Rice at phone 586 with any information.
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Johnnie Rice
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Robert Cooper
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Mexico
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S. G. Turner
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Winn Furniture Co
Moving
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T. Strother Scott
Mave Bros
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