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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
6
A storefront promotes purity in confections and nuts for Christmas, claiming clean stock and compliance with the Pure Food Law. It highlights a large display of two solid tons and touts a superior line of Fancy Box Candy as a gift for wives or sweethearts.
A local store advertises customer service as its core value with polite treatment and quick responses. The note highlights prompt checkout, friendly staff, and clear guidance on purchases, aiming to build shopper trust.
Stokely and Rounsavall report a Thursday sale by B T Jones with mules horses and calves bringing brisk bids despite a small crowd prices included four year old mule 144, aged mare 126, fifteen yearling steers 22.50 each, five calves 23.25 each, cow and calf 36, sow and pigs 25, sow and eight pigs 382.25, other items 2.10 and 0.40 each.
A candle ignited drapings in the Christmas window of Haggard and Hensley’s store on Main Street yesterday afternoon. Quick action by owner Frank Hensley and several clerks prevented a major blaze. The loss was reported as small. James W. Bell of Burns Avenue traveled to Nicholas County on business and joined a rabbit hunt with Carlisle friends during the trip. Subscribe for The News.
Resilvering service advertised by A R Williams & Son of Troy Ohio now at Jones Lawrence Paper in Winchester Kentucky. Promises good work, 18 years experience, limited December 19 to 24, $1 deposit to guarantee service, Old Kentucky phone 295.
Mr Clarence LeBus leaves Sunday for California to spend Christmas with his wife who is visiting there and will be gone for about thirty days. He will be accompanied by his clerks and helper during the trip.
Mrs Walker Buckner and Mr and Mrs Buckner announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Clay Buckner to Charles Thomas Hinkle of Kansas City Missouri The couple plans a spring wedding Susan Buckner resides in Paris and is described as a popular attractive girl with many friends
J Smith Hays announces candidacy for Circuit Judge of the Twenty fifth Judicial District comprising Clark Powell Jessa mine and Madison counties under the Democratic party banner. The move positions Hays to compete for the judicial seat amid party considerations and regional enactments.
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