Colonel Phil B Thompson Died At Harrodsburg At 87
Colonel Phil B Thompson a lifelong Harrodsburg resident died Saturday afternoon at his home at age 87. A famed criminal lawyer with more than sixty five years at the Kentucky bar he defended notable cases including the Commonwealth v Buford and James H Harrod. He served in two wars and traveled with his three sons to Bowling Green during the 1861 state government crisis.
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Phil B. Thompson
Harrodsburg
West
Colonel Thompson
Yoca
Commonwealth
Buford
el- Bett
Aiso
James H. Harrod
Robert Little
Davis
Col. Thompson
Clone McKee
Buena Vista
Clay
Henry Clay
Davis M. Thompson
Philip Thompson
John B Thompson
Bowling Green
Johnson
Livestock Market Report from Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Receipts and shipments at Cincinnati Union Stockyards show cattle steady to strong with varied prices for steers cows and heifers, calves and hogs mixed. hogs quiet to prime heavy steady with some load-level pricing. sheep firm with ranges from common to good and choice.
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Alice Phillips in Jessamine County
Mrs. Alice Phillips wife of County Judge H Phillips of Jessamine County died Saturday after a prolonged pulmonary illness. She was a prominent church musician and mother to daughter Lenon Madison Phillips and three stepsiblings. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm in the city with relatives attending.
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Alice Phillips
H. Phillips
Jessamine County
South
Phillips
Jessmine County
Southern Methodist Church
Lenon Madison Phillips
W. ©. Denman
George Phillips
Flem Philips
St. Louis
T. L. Phillips
H. H. Phillips
James Phillips
Civy
Chicago Market Cattle and Hogs Steady with Mixed Declines
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts about 7,500 with steady to slightly lower prices. Beves Texans Westerners and feeders priced within established ranges, hog receipts near 40,000 with mostly 10c lower, and sheep receipts around 20,000 with market steady and varied native Western yearlings and lambs quoted.
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Chicago
Western
Wheat market stays firm in Chicago trade
Chicago market sees wheat firm due to decreased receipts despite favorable fall weather. Local prices closed nearly unchanged from the prior close. Corn and oats also eased, while provisions held steady.
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Chicago
Winchester Roller Mills Offer Local Flour Options
Winchester Roller Mills proclaims itself as the county’s oldest and best flour institution. It urges using home flour Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour, noting they come without canal complications. November 17, 1944.
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He County
Winchester Relile Mills
Kerr Perfection
Educator speaks on school betterment at Christian church
Prof. E. C. McDougle of the Eastern Kentucky Normal School addressed a large audience at the Christian church Sunday night. He spoke on educational work and the improvement of schools to support the cause.
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E. C. McDougle
Eastern Kentucky Normal School
Christian Church
Howard & Humphries Advertises Spot Cash Prices
Local ad touts spot cash sales for groceries fruits and vegetables. Emphasizes immediate payment and higher prices for customers. Dated 11-28 31, the note is concise and businesslike.
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al. Howard & Humphries
Night Gowns for Dogs Announced in Paris
In Paris a new pet fashion item is introduced nightly wear for dogs. The garments are made from soft flannel with mauve satin lining, designed to provide comfort and style for canine companions.
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Paris
Executive Committee Notes Factory Plans and Banquet
The executive committee of the commercial club met to hear factory reports. A stone factory to be located here will specialize in monuments. A harness appliances factory with patents was referred to the factories committee. A banquet for Clark county members of the Society of Equity was planned for December 8. A smoker and officer elections are set for December 17.
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Commercal Club
Clark County
Society of Equity
Burley Society of Equity
Many Democrats Endorse Matlack for Winchester Mayor
In Winchester a group of Democrats urges D T Matlack a young progressive business man to run for mayor. They argue the town with an annual income around 75000 dollars deserves a high class administration and council of young business leaders to drive growth beyond past progress. Signed by Several Democrats dated November 30 1911.
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Winchester
D. T. Matlack
Fox declines run for county judge seat
Deputy Circuit Clerk C. B. Fox, urged by friends to enter the county judge race, announces he will not run. He thanks supporters and says he does not care to pursue the office.
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C. B. Fox
Fox
Hall buys partner's share in Hall and Ecton business
Mr. H. H. Hall purchased the interest of his partner, Mr. W. W. Ecton, in the furniture and undertaking business of Hall and Ecton. Hall will operate the business as Henry H. Hall. Mr. Ecton will stay on as clerk for a time but has not decided his future line of work.
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H. H. Hall
W. W. Ecton
Hall & Ecton
Hall
Henry H. Hall
Eeton
Morphon Poisoning Ends In Hot Springs Hotel Crisis
In Hot Springs Arkansas on November 30 Paul A McDonald a solicitor for a local newspaper was assigned to room 23 at a hotel. He was found unconscious after heavy breathing spread through the room and later died. McDonald aged 35 and from Atlanta Georgia swallowed 30 grains of morphine in the incident.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Paul A. McDonald
McDonald
Atlanta
Parliamentary veto history of British rulers noted
Rulers only in name claim no British sovereign has vetoed a parliamentary bill in the last 197 years, emphasizing the constitutional limits on royal authority and the enduring role of Parliament in lawmaking.
Forms of Duty in Buildings and Men
Quote by Ruskin on two kinds of goodness in both buildings and people. First, performing practical duty well, second, doing so in a graceful and pleasing manner, which is itself a form of duty.
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Ruskin
Paid in Full at Lexington Opera House Tonight
The Eugene Walter play Paid in Full opens at the Lexington Opera House tonight in a production praised as among the year’s striking successes. Dramatic writers acclaim it as the greatest American play in fifteen years and a pioneer in dramatic writing, with bold handling of American life. Manager Scott brings this high order production to Lexington.
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Lexington Opera House
Eugene Walter
Scott
Mrs McLean Removed After Mental Decline To Ashland Home
Mrs J F McLean, who was reported to be insane last week, was taken to her mother’s home in Ashland on Sunday night in a notably improved condition.
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Angel of Death
J. L. Hadley
John D
Rire Couch
Pnresmoniz
L. & FE Pasverre
Brvkc
Winchester Cemetery
J. F. McLean
Ashland
Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs T L Nunan
A son was born on Saturday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Nunan. The family announces the new arrival with a brief, formal notice.
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T. L. Nunan
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Matlack
Judge Evans
Winchester News
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Archbishop of Canterbury
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Lexington
P. S. Care News
W. J. Rucker
Ruckerville
S.W. Templeman
Brown- Proctoria Shop
Smoot & Kind
Washington
Vine
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John H. Standiford
Lexingtons ’ Avenue
Burns Street
Glenmore Comes
J. F. Golden
East Tenn
Oliver Tynewriter
College Street
Burns Avenue
Beckner Street
W. P. Azbill
N. T. Taylor
Short Street
W. Z. Haggard
Benton Harbor
Mich
Robert Quisenbury
French Congo
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F. G. Cornell
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