Winchester Superintendent Shipp joins National Committee
Prof. R M Shipp superintendent of Winchester City Schools is named to the National Education Association Committee of Co operation for Kentucky. He joins 11 other state representatives to recruit members for the association and to attend conventions in Chicago and Denver to promote education. Shipp accepted the post after notification from Irwin Shepard secretary dated December 19 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M-Shipp
Winchester
Betn
Ken- Beaks
Sonal Educational Association
Persident L
D. Harvey
Menomonim
Wisconsin
Shipp
Chicago
Denver
Bic
Winone
Minn
J. Shipp
Woretecce
Xuyer State Directg
Irwin Shepard
National Education Association
Brerer
Kentucky
Jon
J.G. Crabbe
Frank Birst
J. A. @eenager
Petucah
Billenry Rhoads
Cois
Owensboro
A Cherry
Western’ State Beeral School
Bowling Green
H. Pile
Bee Vols
Hardinsburg
W. A. Berbelonses
Louisville
Stein
s_ Newport
Ventht Congressional Distriet
Wr. Cassidy
City Ols
Lexington
R. Broork
State Normal
Reno
Richmond
Sbeonard
Bebbeis
Cynthianath
R. & Shipp
Aechester
Taylor
Somerset
Br. Shipp
Dangerous operation tale from a dangerous draft remedy
A fragment reports a dangerous operation to remove the appendix by a waspeon. It describes Dh. Kige's New Life Pills as a remedy that works quietly and claims they cure constipation headache biliousness and malaria, noting a grim ordeal for the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dh. Kige
Poe
Phillip- Deeg
Hart Seeks Burns Johnson Challenge After Training
Lexington Ky December 28 Ferzin Hart said after daily practice at the aviary that if he defeats Shreck next Thursday night he will challenge Johnson to a Western town fight to a finish and whip him. He claimed Burns Johnson is not a real heavyweight and that the negro Johnson is superior in ability. The statement came amid ongoing Burns Johnson talk and refutations of English opponents.
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Lexington
Shreck
Johnson
Burns-Johnson
Burns
Fryyver
England
Court Day Draws Large Crowd and Busy Sales
A big town turnout for county court day saw brisk bidding at two public sales. McCord Tracy McCormick sold farming implements and J. E. Rutledge ran a Broadway livery stable sale. Judges Benton and Hays spoke at the courthouse as the main attraction.
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McCord, Tracy & McCormick
J. E. Rutledge
Broadway
Benton
Hays
Court House
Payments on 947 Weanlings for Futurity
Secretary Horace Wilson of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association reports December payments on 947 foals in the 19th Kentucky Futurity for foals of 1908. Entry reached 1,021 mares, over 90 percent, the largest Futurity percentage yet. Entries hail from 37 States territories and Europe. nominators total 381, with 40 naming more than 4 colts.
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Lexington
Horace Wilson
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Old Kentucky Association
Europe
Court refuses bail to Carmack's slayers
Special to The News Nashville Tenn December 28 Bail was refused Col Cooper Robin Cooper and John Sharp today charged with the murder of Senator Carmack.
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Nashville
Tenn
Col Cooper
Robin Cooper
John Sharp
Senator Carmack
Cured Cold Sore with Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Leo Zelinski of 68 Gibson Street Buffalo New York says he cured the most annoying cold sore with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and every trace of the sore was gone. Sold under guarantee at Phillips drug store for 25 cents.
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Leo FP. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo, N. Y
Phillips Drug Store
MEN OF LEARMAS MEET AT AAAS IN BALTIMORE TODAY
Scientists from many fields open the annual session of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins University. The event includes Darwin centenary celebrations with speakers like Professor Edward B. Poulton of England. The program features public instruction, receptions, dinners, and gatherings alongside scientific papers.
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Association For Advancement of Science
Baltimore
Men of Light
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Johns Hopkins University
Association
Charles Darwin
Edward B. Poulton
England
Army Dogs and Their Tracking Whistles of War
In World War I era Animal World notes German army dogs are highly trained to howl at a corpse and, if unattended, seize a small article like a cap to lead rescuers to the body. If the trainer is wounded, the dog gives him the cap as a guiding clue, completing the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal World
London
Winchester
Amerca
Kentucky Educators Speak at Southern Educational Association
The nineteenth annual Southern Educational Association session opens in Atlanta with Kentucky educators among speakers. Florence Offutt Stout will present Physiological and Physiological Points in Physical Education. Rubie N. Roark outlines Kentucky school houses and grounds improvements. J P W Brouse discusses The Individuality of the High School. Cassidy speaks on Use of School Buildings and Grounds from Regular Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Educational Association
Atlanta
Lexington
Kentucky
Florence Offutt Stout
State University
Rubie N. Roark
Richmond
J. P. W. Brouse
Somerset Schools
Cassidy
Something Doing at the Auditorium This Week
There will be nightly events at the Auditorium this week. Tonight a gold ring will be given away. Wednesday features two broom ball games between Maysville and Winchester. Friday December 31 hosts a leap year dance with the rink open until 12 15.
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Maysville
Winchester
Swarts Shot Through Fence While Hunting in Kentucky
Sharpsburg Kentucky December 28 Jordon Swarts a young farmer from Olympia neighborhood crawled through a fence with a gun in his hand and discharged it injuring his left arm and hand. Doctors fear amputation to prevent blood poisoning in the county’s latest hunting accident.
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Sharpsburg
Jordon Swarts
Olympia
Divorce Granted to Sam Hisle from Kate Hisle
Sam Hisle was granted a divorce from Kate Hisle at the December term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hisle
Kate Hisle
Electric Bitters Promised for Stomach Liver Ailments
Hatfieldsky Electric Bitters advertised as blood purifying nerve tonic to energize the weak with a money back guarantee. Sold for 50 cents at Phillips Drug Store after a testimonial of relief from malaria and stomach troubles.
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W. C. Kiestler
Phillips Drug Store
Circuit Judge Candidate Listed for Twenty Fifth District
A candidate files for Circuit Judge in the Twenty fifth Judicial District covering Clark Powell Jessa mine and Madison counties. The entry notes the Democratic party as the submitting body and references formal action pending.
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Twenty-fifth Judicial District
Clark, Powell, Jessamine
Madison Counties
Clark
Powell, Jessanine
Madison
J Smith Hays Leads County Democratic Party Action
J Smith Hays composed of Clark Powell Jessa nine and Madison counties subject a the action of the Democratic party.
Lithographic Stone Quarry Near Nuremberg
Stones used by lithographers worldwide come from a small district near Nuremberg Germany. The area measures about four to five miles long and two to three wide and has been quarried for more than a century.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Campaign for Circuit Judge Warming Up in District
Judge Benton accuses rival Hays of planning a year ahead for the race and avoiding a joint debate due to self control concerns. He cites Clark county opposition tied to political figures, predicts strong majorities in the three big counties and Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Hays
Powell
Crossing at Highland Street Near Union Depot
A historical note recalls a bygone crossing at the north end of Highland street and the Union depot. The writer urges locals to fund uncovering this buried crossing rather than funding ancient city digs elsewhere.
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Highland Street
Union Depot
Jury unable to reach verdict in Har gis murder case at Irvine
In Breathitt County Kentucky Beach Hargis faced a life term for killing his father Judge Jim Hargis. The nine to three tally failed to produce a verdict, the jury was discharged, bail was to be considered by Judge Adams, and the defense was noted for spending heavily on attorneys.
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Irvine
Dee
Beach Hargis
Jim Hargis
Breathitt County
Adams
Witt
Luella Hargis
Floyd
John Day
Commonwealth
Kelly Kash
Winchester Roller Mills Promotes Its Flour Brands
The Winchester Roller Mills advertises itself as the county’s oldest and best institution and urges using Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour, claiming no equal among home flour brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Roller Mills
Kerr
German Proverb Good counsel is better than a hands
A concise Italian proverb appears here noting that sound advice surpasses reliance on physical effort. The saying emphasizes wisdom and prudent guidance over brute labor.
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Winchester Schools
Madesassumeer
Negro Johnson
Carmack
Col. Cooper
Robin
Srags
James M. Benton
J. Smith Hays
Mr. Hays
Ancient History
Hargis
Hodgkin & Hughes
St George
Waterman Building Car
Maple and Broadway
Purina
the Winn-Martin Coal & Supply CO. Incorporated
Scott
Eagle Casting Co., of
Incorporated
F. G. Cornell
Lander Skinner
Richmond Bag CO
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Benton
Williams
Harding & Jones Furniture Store
East Broadway
Moore
T. S. Bush
Elm Street
Williams Company
Maple Street
R. B. Woodford
Homebone
Washington
Vine
Smith Avenue
John H. Standiford
Lmo
Lucy Colman Browning
College Street
A. Simon
Main and
Washington Streets
Skating
Bluegrass
Cape
Fingoland
Kimberley Diamond Fields
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