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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
2
Entry indicates the item was registered as second class matter on November 28, 1908 at Winchester Kentucky post office under the 1879 act. The price line shows three dollars and fifty cents and twenty five as a subsequent internal notation.
Rates outline display per inch pricing for one time three times within a week and monthly options. It includes discounts for continuous insertions, calendar month runs, and rules for notices, minimum charges, and word count exclusions.
John D. Wakefield, a Kentucky Press Association writer, cites Theodore Roosevelt Henry Watterson William Jennings Bryan and Arthur Pue Gorman as national figures who grew with closer familiarity. He recalls Roosevelts blunt refusals and Bryans massive Indiana Ohio tour with forty speeches in one day and active letter writing on the way.
Claus will be delivered promptly to those who prepare. He prefers ship shape homes and outbuildings. Those needing repairs should order lumber now and get busy. We will assist by delivering at once, whether the order is small or large.
The article recalls Bryan’s praise of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland for shrewdness and parliamentary skill while noting Mr Watterson’s distinctive style and the high regard the world has for him. It emphasizes Bryan’s engaging oratory and the enduring impact of his remarks.
An advertising note by C. H. Bowen Jewelers and Opticians announces aid available before 10 30 Saturday night with free tickets given for each dollar paid in purchases. The promotion targets customers seeking jewelry and optical goods.
During the past week seven real estate deeds were filed including Grant Witt to Susan R. Pickrell for a French avenue lot at 903.75, Winchester Cemetery Co. to FE M. Jones for a lot at 40, J M Stevenson to Cattie Bly for a Lincoln Park lot at 1705.80, Jesse Owens to M A Brandenburg for a South Park lot at 150, Vic Bloomfield to Sarah E. Crane for four lots in Bloomfield addition at 1, and T C Robinson to J W Porter for a Burns avenue lot at 1500. Also local ad lines appear in the notice.
Ad copy from Parisian Sage claims it is the sole real hair grower and dandruff germ destroyer. Phillips Drug Co guarantees effectiveness with money back if dandruff, falling hair, or itchy scalp remain. Endorsed by Mrs William Hogland of Sault Ste Marie in 1910.
We have moved our tailor shop from Lexington Avenue to Main Street over Keys' clothing store. We are prepared to do cleaning pressing and repairing of all kinds. Hill's Pressing Parlor. 30 31.
Earp's Studio advertises a January only sale offering a dozen sepia photos at greatly reduced prices. The notice stresses immediate visit to the studio to take advantage of the limited time offer.
Washington reports the Panama Canal will be protected with the most modern and complete guns batteries and mine system. Plans prepared by the national board of defense and Gen Marshall have been reviewed by army engineers who are ready to begin work once Congress approves. No foreign protests reported, only domestic opposition.
The Woodworth Co. at 1161 Broadway, New York City offers a free experimental package of Senpine for asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh. The remedy is claimed to cure stubborn cases regardless of duration or climate and is described as a scientific compound from a Vienna University professor. Royse & Poune offer coal at reasonable prices.
The story notes Saturday closes 1910 with citywide obs and bells tolling to mark the old year’s end and the new year’s start. It highlights that Sunday brings the first day of the year, month, and week.
The Clark County Medical Society held its annual dinner at the Fraternity building with I. H. Browne named president and E. R. Bush vice president. Ernest Cole became secretary and treasurer. Drs. Snowden Shir ley Clark Henry Grant Bush Rankin and others attended. Next meeting at the courthouse on Friday Jan 13 at 7 30 p m when Drs. Snowden and Venable will read papers.
Tobacco growers in Lexington and Fleming counties adopted resolutions on pooling 1911 and cutting out 1912 crops with delegates chosen for the January 5 Lexington meeting. Fayette county held a session electing delegates to vote for pooling 1911 and cutting 1912, while Fleming county endorsed pooling 1911 and cutting out 1912 plus pooling remaining unsold 1919 with board approval.
A bold step by Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo N Y to publish the full list of ingredients in his medicines including Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and other remedies He asserts these have known composition with no alcohol narcotics mineral agents or injurious substances and cites Indian use of plants like Squaw Weed to support efficacy Sold by all dealers in medicines.
In Cincinnati December 30, the circuit court of appeals hears the prosecution’s challenge to Kentucky tobacco trust cases. Rev John S Steers and others appeal sentences by Judge Cochran after convictions for intimidating and influencing W T Osborne in shipping four hogsheads from Dry Ridge to Cincinnati warehouses in 1907. Indicted defendants include Perry Simpson A C Webb Jersey Hugh Conrad Fred Conrad Lee Conrad John Callendar John Caldwell Isaac Newton Conrad Marion Bennett. Lawyers for defendants claim trial errors. government attorneys present.
A saying points to the chief fault of many individuals the unnecessary giving of advice. It asserts that the habit stems from habit rather than helpful concern.
Washington December 31. Attorneys for several defendants named in the bath tub trust case sought leniency as they argued before Justice officials. Led by Rush Taggart of New York, with Wm L Carpenter and Leo Buzzell of Detroit, they met W S Kenyon to discuss the policy of Attorney General Wickersham to stand for no more fines and potential jail sentences if convicted.
The lawyers left without comment after a department briefing said there was no reason to expect the attorney general would accept a guilty plea with fines rather than imprisonment. Jail terms will be pressed, and defendants must appear in the U S circuit court at Detroit on January 4 to post $4000 bail each. Their counsel indicated there will be no need to file 50 removal suits to assemble the 50 defendants that day.
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