The Winn Furniture Sale Cuts Storewide 20 to 25 Percent
From now to December 25 a 20 to 25 percent cut applies to every article of furniture in the house. The reason given is a stock shift after partnering with a Chicago syndicate to make room for spring goods. Morris chairs, chiffoniers, chefferobes, parlor furniture, dining tables, and easy rockers are highlighted as key items in the sale and new designs in oak and mahogany are promised.
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Christmas in Dear Old Winchester inspires charity tale
A serialized true story set in 1892 Winchester details hardship on Christmas Eve. A desolate father, aided by a kind stranger who buys gifts and a later turkey, rescues a family’s holiday, prompting a hymn filled Christmas night and a call to give to the least. The note credits Perry for the initial money and turkey.
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Personal note on H. D. Cole rane’s life change
Editor records a private memo praising H. D. Cole rane a former drinker turned respected community figure. He credits Cole’s wife for support and notes their son Chester became a city mail carrier by recommendation. The letter frames a moral comeback and family perseverance.
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Ford News Briefs: Local Resignations and Visits
Shirley Flynn suffered a wrist fracture this week in Ford. I. M. Hubbard resigns as Principal of Ford Graded School. Mahlon Flynn and wife visit son Ralph at Valley View. Visitors from Buffalo and Lexington stop in Ford, including Kiser, Taylor and Mason, and Flood & Co. Representatives J. W. Park in Winchester and Andrew Dykes in Ford. Joe King, formerly of Ford, now in Florida, visited friends here. A. E. Gibbons of Hanging Rock, Ohio, visits relatives. W. H. Morton of Illinois is in Ford.
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Logan Lick News Notes and Visits
Ben Tapp visits his daughter Mrs. Claude Goodpaster in Jessamine county. Miles Locknane is very ill with lung trouble. Ida Watts of Winchester visits J. W. Green and family. Bud Warren of Pretty Run travels nearby for business. Earl C. Whitney is in town prospecting for oil.
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Earl C. Whitney
Local notices from Rankin area update sales and events
Mrs L B Hanks sold shoats to Howard Wilson at 4.80 per cwt. J W Martin sold a heifer for 20 dollars. Rev M M Roundtree conducts a meeting at Owen Chapel and visits W D Owen. Mrs Sue Allen and Pearl guest of Hanks. Hanks sells four acres and a barn to John Daniel. Daniel buys a farm from Wallace Hutsel. W H Fox and Harvey Ewing visited Red House with friends.
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