ITIAS NOW GUARDING MINES IN STEARNS COUNTY
Sheriff eeeley discussed protection of coal mines with coal company reps and militia officers. Debated stationing at Williamsburg, with refusals to unarm guards and to swear in deputies, as armed groups from Empson’s followers gathered near the Tennessee line. Soldiers on night duty reported activity at a lumber plant with footsteps heard but no intrusion.
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Wil- Semeurs
Tee
Bert Empson
Tennessee Line
Democratic Judicial Primary Drives Local Voters to Polls
A chaotic OCR of a Democratic primary for Circuit Judge details active campaigns around Judge Hays and 4Seff Benton with numerous local backers. Election officers listed include J. A. Willis, Frank C. Hoskins, and Strother Ryder, among others, with multiple precincts such as Antown and Sedaville named in the slate of officials.
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Hays
4Seff- Benton
Sher
Sailers
American fleet enters Red Sea report
An American fleet vessel group reportedly passed the entrance to the Red Sea today. All on board are said to be safe. The ships are expected to reach their destination by January 3.
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Red Sea
Suez
Sesinl
Deer
Protracted Meeting Tour by Rev. George W Shepherd
Reverend George W Shepherd concluded a series of meetings in Ras and Ky last week and plans to travel to Wockson next Saturday to conduct another gathering. The event underscores his ongoing outreach schedule and church activity in the region.
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George W. Shepherd
Ras& Ky
Wockson
Thirteenth Annual Meeting of Kentucky Colored Teachers
The Kentucky Colored Teachers Association holds its thirteenth annual session at the Opera House in the city starting Tuesday at 2 PM for a three day meeting. About two hundred attendees are present with more expected Wednesday. Mayor J A Hughes to deliver the welcome address Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
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Kentucky Colored Teachers’ Association
Beacif
J. A. Hughes
Deaths and Funerals of Emma G. Gregory 68 in Richmond area
Mrs Emma G Gregory formerly of Richmond died at her son in law H H Hall s home after weeks of illness. She was 68 and survived by three children including Mrs Hall and two sons in North Dakota. Funeral rites Thursday at 10 am at Mr Hall s residence conducted by Rev J H Mac Neill of the Christian church. Burial in Richmond cemetery.
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Emma G. Gregory
Richmond
H. H. Hall
Gregory
North Dakota
J. H. MacNeill
The
Christian Church
Richmond Cemetery
Circuit Court Term Opens After Benton Campaign Pause
The circuit court term, usually starting the first Monday this month, is delayed due to Judge Benton’s re election canvass. The docket is large, and officials expect a busy term.
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Circuit Court
Benton
Benton to Speak at Clay City on Circuit Judge Candidacy
Judge J. M. Benton will address Clay City residents tonight in support of his bid for Circuit Judge. The event aims to bolster his campaign and outline his qualifications for the judicial post.
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Will
Clay City
J. M. Benton
Two Days Left to Hunt Quail as Law Dates Friday
Sportsmen have two days remaining to hunt quail before the law expires on Friday January 1. The brief notice warns hunters to complete licenses and comply with regulations before the deadline.
Winchester Roller Mills Flour Ad Declares Oldest Mill
The Winchester Roller Mills promotes its long history as the oldest mill in the county and urges use of its home flour Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour claiming no equal quality.
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Inno County
Winchester Rolle Mills
Est
Kerr
Star Sale Opens Wednesday Heads Clothing Prices
Men and boys clothing underwear socks and shoes offered at extreme prices at the Star sale opening Wednesday December 29 2011. The notice highlights bargains across apparel with emphasis on reduced prices for men boys and footwear.
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer praised as family helper and educator
Readers urged to obtain a recent copy to study its value for home life. The paper aims to fit family needs guiding fathers, mothers, and children toward prosperity, economy, and moral conduct with sermons by Chas. T. Russell and sections on management and practical living.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Chas. T. Russell
Slaughter Sale at Carriage Repository Offer
We have leased the old Church building and will convert part to offices. A ten day slaughter sale begins the 31st offering buggies harness robes and horse blankets and all stock from a first class carriage and harness store. Come early for best bargains.
Circuit Judge Candidate Seen In Twenty Fifth District Race
A Democratic party inquiry outlines a Circuit Judge candidate in the Twenty fifth Judicial District challenging Clark Powell Jessa mine and Madison counties with opposition in party action.
Mansfield's Flour Mills Ad Promises Quality
Advertisement for Mansfield's Best Patent flour from Mansfield's Flour Mills in Winchester Kentucky. Claims every sack is guaranteed and targets homemakers seeking reliable baking flour with confidence messaging.
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Mansfield
Mr. Lilly
Scholisville Lodge Names Officers for 349 I O O F
Scholisville Lodge No. 349 I O O F elected E. E. West as Noble Grand J. B. Pharis as Vice Grand J. B. Pendleton as Treasurer and E. C. Brandenburg as Secretary. Installations to be held Friday night with remaining officers named then.
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Scholisville Lodge
E. E. West
Noble
J. B. Pharis
J. B. Pendleton
E. C. Brandenburg
Ceremony Marks End of Grantham Mayor's Term
A solemn event ends the Grantham England mayor's tenure as the robe is removed the mayoral chain is taken away and the town clerk taps him on the head with a wooden hammer to signify the loss of office.
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Grantham
England
Navalonne J Smith Hays Runs For 25th Judicial District
Navonne J Smith Hays is a candidate for Circuit Judge in the Twenty fifth Judicial District comprising Clark Powell Sessa and Madison counties. The notice reflects action by the Democratic Party.
Residence for sale or rent on College street
For sale or rent a six room residence with halls on the west end of College street. The notice is dated 12 29 41 from The Winchester News and mentions carrier delivery at 10 cents per week.
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College Street
Winchester News
A. Simon
Main and
Washington Streets
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C. B. Fox
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Lander Skinner
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Mt. Sterling
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James M. Benton
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