East End News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. Willie Hedges of Paris Ky visits East Broadway host. Lee Todd attends D W Van Arsdale funeral in Harrodsburg. J W Crews moves to North Park. Mildred Pace improving from tonsillitis. Robert Todd moves to Mad-Wea county farm with grandfather B Todd. C V McDonald relocates to 312 Jackson. Lucille Benny returns from Waco with Clarence Todd starting poultry business. Jesse Wheeler and Dr Houston visit Mrs J W Wheeler. Roy E Smith moves to Lexington Ave. J W Pace ships two carloads of cattle to Cincinnati. Minnie Adams returns to Lexington after visiting Buckner St. William Garer Jr. ill with tongue glands. Mattie Oliver to sell household goods then moves to Bloomington IL. J W Reid guests of J B Reid. Luther S Hamilton ships one carload cattle to Cincinnati. Jeff Jones builds cottage on South Kentucky. Henry Owen returns to Indianapolis after visiting Tulip. Rev M M Roundtree to Owen's Chapel Sunday. Swift & Co ships six carloads cattle to Cincinnati. other parties ship six carloads. Reese & Robb ship two carloads to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hedges
Paris
H. O. Thomas
East Broadway
Lee Todd
D. W. van Arsdale
Harrodsburg
J. W. Crews
Jackson Street
North Park
Mildred Pace
Robert Todd
Mad- Wea County
B. Todd
C. V. McDonald
Mooresville
Lucille Benny
Waco
Zee Todd
Clarence Todd
Jesse Wheeler
Dr. Houston
Alexandria
J. W. Wheeler
Roy E. Smith
Lexington Avenue
J. W. Pace
Cincinnati
Minnie Adams
B. T. Morton
Buckmer Street
Lexington
William Garer, Jr
Mattie Oliver
First Avenue
Bloomington
Lil
Tom Oliver
J. W. Reid
Bourdain County
J. B. Reid
Luther S. Hamilton
W. C. Taylor and Son
Jeff Jones
South Kentucky Street
Henry Owen
Tulip
Indianapolis
Ind
M. M. Roundtree
West Bend
Owen
Messrs. Swift & Co
Winterizing Farm Implements for Long Life
Farmers should store every tool securely for winter. Tools left exposed suffer faster wear and rust, reducing usefulness in one or two seasons. Housed, dry plows cultivators harrows binders and mowers last longer and perform reliably when needed, per Bath County World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath County
Wanted Turkeys Buy Thanksgiving Prices From Agent
WANTED TURKEYS. I will be in the market for your Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys. .com November 6th to 7th. My office will be at W. C. Taylor & Co s yards on Broadway. Home and No. 53 East Tenn No. 74 before selling get my prices. E. RENAXER, AGT. 11-3-6t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Taylor& Co’s
Oekyards
Broadway
East Tenn
E. Renaxer, Agt
Winchester Roller Mills Declares Flour Leadership
The oldest and best institution in this county touts Winchester Roller Mills as top quality. It endorses home flour trade with Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour claimed to have no equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths County
Winchester Rollers
Kerr Perfection
Markets Report From Cincinnati Stockyards Nov 6 Calves Weak
Livestock receipts at Cincinnati Union Stockyards show cattle steady to mixed with steer prices 4.35 to 5.75, cows 1.25 to 4.00, calves opened steady then weak with prices 6.75 to 8.50, lambs 5.65 to 5.70 extra, hogs active and higher with packers and cutters up to 6.30 for extra heavies. Sheep steady with e xtra 3.65 to 3.75 and common to fair 1.25 to 2.85. Coarse grain and market movements reflected in varied bid and sale figures across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western
Chicago Markets Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Chicago markets clocked cattle receipts near 3 500 with steadier to firmer tone. Hogs arrivals about 30 000 and generally 5 to 10 cents lower, varied by class. Sheep receipts around 12 000 with a strong market, natives and westerns quoted near sturdy levels.
Drought Damage Lifts Wheat Prices On Local Exchange
Chicago November 6 official confirmation of drought damage to new sown wheat raises prices on the local exchange. Final quotations show a rise from yesterday's close while coin and provisions close weak, oats remaining firm. The News by carrier 45c a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Complete List of the Sheep Claims at October Court
The October term of the Fiscal Court certified a complete list of sheep claims to the Auditor of public accounts for payment after January. Amounts shown include W M Rachel 15.50, Snowden 5.00, Mary E Haggard 26.40, W O Gay 10.00, T M Hampton 24.00, Alvin Portwood 15.00, Bote CAA 55.00, Sila Bowman 16.00, N H Witherspoon 0.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of Public Accounts
W.M. Rachel
Snowden
Mary E. Haggard
Gay
Eas
AIREC
Lies Mines
T. M. Hampton
Alvin
Portwood
N. H. Witherspoon
Reliance Co. to Resume Operations After Repairs
Reliance Manufacturing Company will renew operations Monday after a two week shutdown for repairs. The plant will restart with a workforce of twenty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance Co.s
Reliance Manufacturing Company
Stop Spitting on Sidewalks in Our City
A letter denounces sidewalk spitting as a nuisance since concrete paths were laid. The writer notes tobacco juice stains, annoys women, and claims it spreads dust and disease, urging residents to quit and earn the ladies' thanks.
Motorman Crashed Between Two Cars in Lexington
D H Rowlett a motorman for Lexington Railway Company died at 2 15 PM after being crushed between two streetcars while switching at the power house on London Avenue He was taken to St Joseph Hospital with no eye witnesses present The accident occurred as he assisted fellow motorman Al Haggard without any coupling in progress and officials are puzzled by the cause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
D. H. Rowlett
Lexington Railway Company
London Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Rowlett
al Haggard
Power House
Liberia to honor Booker T Washington with order of
Rev. Ernest Lyon United States Minister to Liberia reports to the State Department that Liberia will confer the Order of African Redemption on Dr. Booker T. Washington in recognition of his efforts in securing American sympathy against encroachment. The American Baptist of Louisville is noted as the oldest Negro journal in America, with The New York Ave next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lyon
United States
Liberia
State Department
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Order of African Redemption
The
American Baptist of Louisville
America
New York Ave
Colored teachers meet at Becknerville Saturday
A second meeting of colored teachers is planned for Becknerville this Saturday following a prior gathering at Howard's Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becknerville
Howard’s Creek
Montgomery Man Fined for Cruelty to Hired Horse
George Reed of Montgomery county was fined $30 in Judge Evans' court Friday for cruel treatment to a horse he hired from Clyde Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reed
Montgomery County
Evans
Clyde Gaines
Expensive Luxuries Castles in the Air Quote
A short aphorism attributed to Lytton about the high cost of maintaining lavish ambitions.
Railroads Prospero u s Washington Report by Lane
Interstate commerce commissioner Franklin K. Lane says railroad industry, including railroads, industries, and finance, is improving rapidly. He notes total operating revenue per mile for 1908 exceeds all years except 1907, with 884 dollars per mile per month across 226000 miles, down 61 from 1907 but up from earlier years. Lane predicts continued normalcy and prosperity as railroads order new cars and rails amid a local car shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
United States
Ohio returns show Taft leads in early county tally
Cincinnati dispatch reports Taft with 461 88 to Bryan 399 412 in 73 of 88 Ohio counties. Harmon leads Harris for governor by 20 303 with 410 878 to 431 181. Full 3 872 precinct totals project Taft 487 368 and Bryan 428 450. Harmon 462 770 Harris 447 881 in 3 820 precincts. Separate note: Union Telephone and Telegraph Co. of Rock Island goes to receiver over bond and interest defaults. Chicago bank sues. officers from Harrisburg Pa. identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Bryan
Harris
Harmon
Telephone Company
Rock Island
Ill
Union Telephone and Telegraph Company
Moline
Davenport
American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Harrisburg
Aldrich Seeks Tariff Revision Feasibility at Senate
Washington reports Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island said tariff revision would be desirable if possible but may not be disposed of this session. He added he would be glad to see it pass. Also: Stallings named to manage New York American League club. Stallings would control the team. Citizens’ and Farmers’ State Bank in Arkansas City suspends business. president William A. Wilson lives in Kansas City. Judge Saunders enjoins Texas & Pacific from violating Louisiana law on removing suits to federal court. Barbara Gessel, 8, dies in Marietta from clothes catching fire. second such death in same square this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aldrich
Rhode Island
White House
Senate
Stallings Herd
Highlanders
New York
Frank J. Farrell
New York American League Baseball Club
George T. Stalings
Stalings
Newark
Stallings
Arkansas City
Kan
Citizens’ and Farmers’ State Bank
William A. Wilson
Kansas City
A. C. Thompson
Hattiesburg
Miss
New Orleans
Saunders
The
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Louisiana
Marietta, O
Barbara Gessel
William Gessel
Classified Ad Rates Include Minimums and Subparagraphs
Classified notice fragment shows pricing: one half cent per word per insertion, 5 cents per calendar month, minimums at 20 words, 25 cents for any item, plus a reference to a 4 bed entry. No full context provided.
Killed by Cars at Marion Ohio
Esekiel Hughes a 73 year old retired capitalist was struck by a cut of Big Four railroad cars in Marion Ohio and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion, O
Esekiel Hughes
Big Four Railroad
Embezzler Chameis Receives Two-Year Term
Atlantic City resident Robert Chameis Jr. was sentenced to two years for embezzling 20500 dollars from Marine Trust Company. The report also notes Roosevelt as successor to Senator Platt, a separate item in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chameis, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
Marine Trust Company
Roosevelt
Thomas C. Platt
Chester A. Johnson
Hamilton
Ont
Rosie Dumet
Plauen
Germany
Farmers’ State Bank
Arkansas City
Ark
Dubois
Miller
William Green
Lillian Green
Train Schedule From Winchester And Connections
Passenger trains depart Winchester for several lines with daily and Sunday variations. Eastbound signals show No. 6:30 p.m. No. 8:42 a.m. and 11:57 a.m. Westbound listings include No. 27 No. 21 No. 25 and No. 93 daily and Sunday runs. L and N lines run several daily and Sunday departures with 6:27 p.m. and 11:09 p.m. for north and 4:38 p.m. and 2:50 p.m. for southbound services. L and E lines offer additional east and west bound departures with afternoon and morning times.
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Sci
L. & N. South Boun
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Stokely & Rounsawall
Powder Dynamite
Red Cross
Price
Ferndell Pure Foods
Chase & Sanborn
Huyler’s
East End
Winchester Roller Mills
Cincinnati, CO
Cineiameti Union
Statement of Interstate Commerce
Bank
G. Z. Dyer
S. Main Street
W. C. Todd
C. J. Boswell
North Main Street
Highland’ Street
J. C. Lary
College Street
Hickman Street
Walter Nunnelly
Opera House
John Dunsmure Opera Co
the Barber of Seville
Mme
Monti Baldini
Soprano
John Dunsmure
Jacques Kingsbergen
Bruce Reynolds
Violinist
Banking & Trust Bidz
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Winchester
O. East
L. & N. North Bounp
E. East
C.e
E. West
Cathy C.cscsis
Lexington & Eastern R’y Co
L. & E. Junction
Mt. ‘Ling
Campton Junction
Mountain Central Ry
Campton
Beattyville Junction
Beattyville
O. & K. Railway
Cannel City
J. RB. Barr
Has. Scott
West Bound
Sun
MM. P.M
S &K. Fanstion
Caren J
LD Sveeee
Lay Cit Seeee
L. UN
Hester
Ar. Lexington
Jouette Joustt
Attorneys At Law
J. M. Ste Cison
Attorney At Law
S. Main St
Beckner
Pendleton, Bush & Bush
W. C. Worthington
N. Main St
Louisville
Eagle Casting Co
G. Cornell
Gen
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