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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
4
The Winchester News Co broadcasts its 1400 weekly circulation and claims to reach more homes in Winchester Clark County than any other publication whether daily or weekly. It highlights rural route delivery and broad city and county reach.
The piece hails Governor Patterson of Tennessee for winning re election while condemning night riders and urging citizen action. It links his crime response to his electoral success and warns of indifference enabling violence, urging Kentucky and other states to rise against marauders.
The Florist defends its telegraphic news sourcing from the American Press Association as unbiased and nonpartisan. It recounts election night efforts to reach accurate results for the Tenth District Langley vote and notes participation by Democratic and Republican papers without coloring the news.
E Renaker from C B Gillman Co cold storage at Lexington led thirty expert poultry pickers to Lexington Friday to harvest poultry for storage and distribution.
About 110000 pounds of tobacco were sold at three South Broadway warehouses in Lexington with prices from 11 to 23 dollars per hundred. Whitelaw Reid is named as successor to Thomas Platt as U S Senator from New York. Forest fires threaten a steamer on the Knob near Louisville. Snow falls in Chicago. The Indiana governor race prompts questions about actions by Kentucky governor Willson and Indiana governor Marshall regarding ex Governor Taylor and former Secretary of State Finley.
Mrs Astor, head of the 409 social set, has died. The longtime figure in New York high society was recognized for her influence and charitable work within New York society circles.
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