Bryan Station on Board for Richmond Performance
A special Lexington to Richmond train will carry the cast to a Bryan Station play in Richmond next Saturday evening. Pryan Station, written by Foxhall Dangerfield of Fayette, tells of siege exploits with a pivotal water-visit scene. The cast features well known Lexington society members with reduced round trip rates for travelers.
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Pryan Station
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Winchester
Cubs Divide World Series Receipts After Detroit Games
The world champion Cubs met with President Charles W. Murphy and split the receipts from the five games against Detroit. The winning team shared $27,669. Manager Chance discussed with Cal Ewing and Henry Berry of the Pacific Coast League a proposed series between the Cubs and Coast League teams, including a $10,000 guarantee.
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Chicago
Cubs
Charles W. Murphy
Detroit
Chicagoans
Chane
Cal’’ Ewing
Henry Berry
Lexington Democrats Nominate a Local Ticket
Lexington voters learn the ticket from a mass Democratic convention held Saturday October 19 Alderman nominees Mat Walton R B Wadidy E D Veach and Richard Vanderver Councilmen Cassimi Buchignani Henry Vogt John G Cramer Joseph M Baugbn H W Renick Jas H Burk Education board nominees William M Dunn J D Purcell Frank G Ott John M Kelly George Land and C J Myers
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Lexington
Democrats
Mat Walton
R. B. Wadidy
E. D. Veach
Richard Vanderver
Cassimi
Buchignani
Henry Vogt
John G. Cramer
Joseph M. Baugbn
H. W. Renick
Jas. H. Burk
Board of Education
Wm. M. Dunn
J. D. Purcell
Frank G. Ott
John M. Kelly
George Land and
C. J. Myers
Shadeland Fustalear Sold for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
Lexington February 19. Shadeland Fustalear a twelve year old stallion belonging to Frank Cares was sold to Ernest L Featherstone for 10000 dollars and a three year old filly Janie Hudson brought 2500 dollars. The stallion will be used at stud.
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Lexington
Get
Frank Cares
Ernest L. Featherstone
Janie Hudson
Walden and Peyton wed quietly in Louisville train ceremony
Friends of Hugh Peyton and Ellen Walden were surprised to learn they married yesterday on a morning train to Louisville. They returned Sunday night. The bride, a popular stenographer for G Lee Wainscott, and the groom, described as a lively gentleman, begin married life with many wishes for happiness.
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Hugh Peyton
Ellen Walden
Louisville
G. Lee Wainscott
Pepwar
Colored Republican Club Meeting at Skating Rink
The Colored Republican Club invites all voters to a meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at the skating rink to discuss important business. Date listed as October 19, 1921.
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Colored Republican Club
Two Kinds of Men in a Wise City Poem Fragment
A compact line fragment credits the “wise man” who can be rich without offense and a patient citizen who can endure poverty without grumbling. Attributed to Manchester Trion, the fragment frames virtue in restraint and contentment. The source emphasizes public virtue over wealth.
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Manchester Trion
Cattle Market Steady at Cincinnati Auction
Cincinnati stockyards report quiet demand with cattle steady and varied quotes from 2.50 to 5.50 for cows and bulls, calves and heifers. Hogs hold steady to firm with packers and butchers at 5.65 to 5.75, and sheep show steady to firm figures around 3.00 to 3.75, lambs 4.75 to 5.40. Chicago totals list cattle receipts near 800, hogs about 11,000, and sheep around 1,500 with mixed regional pricing.
Wheat dips again in Chicago market report
Chicago market brief notes a renewed slide in grain prices with Monday receipts estimated at 69 cars of wheat, 116 cars of corn, 172 cars of oats, and 3P AAA hogs, reflecting continued pressure on prices.
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Chicago
Winchester Roller Mills Flour Ad Declares County’s Best
An old Winchester Mills advertisement touts the county’s oldest mill as the best source for home flour. It endorses Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour as superior, urging readers to choose these products. The date 10-12-11 appears.
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Winchester Roller Mills
Kerr
Tailored Suits and Overcoats Offered by Kohlhass
George N. Kohlhass advertises ready to wear and tailored suits and overcoats priced from eighteen dollars. The notice is dated October 12, 1931.
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George N. Kohlhass
River floods ruin cattle and jail break reported
The Billville citizen claims the river has run and drowned cattle, and the sheriff arrived after an uncle broke jail with a broken leg. Lightning killed two mules ten minutes before the levy.
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Billville
Christian Manhood as Growth Toward Christlike Maturity
The Sunday sermon at Washington Street Presbyterian on Christian manhood frames growth as a conversion-born renewal, continual advancement, and cultivation under divinely led agencies, aiming for the fullness of Christ. It outlines core traits: largeness, dignity, courage, sincerity, and ongoing maturation toward Christlikeness.
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C. E. Crafton
Washington Street Presbyterian Church
Crafton
Christ
Zion
Silver Keepsake Request Echoes In Engagement Notes
The prospective bride seeks a token and the habit of giving a small remembrance is common. A sterling silver trinket is suggested as a thoughtful, affordable gift. Patrons are buying small silver engagement mementos, though the exact reason remains unclear.
Signs of Progress in Markets and Railroads
New York October 19 reports show an undertone of strength in financial markets yet restraint before further commitments. Foreign holdings moved 20 to 25 million dollars while New York banks increased loans by 25 million, aiding price recovery. Farm prosperity, plentiful crops, and better rail earnings indicate improving business prospects. idle freight cars decline and demand is expected to grow. In Havana elections, Spanish support boosts Conservative turnout as 23,000 of 36,000 Spaniards registered amid reported intimidation by Liberal rivals.
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Havana
Santa Cara
Liberal Bravos
Cuba
Bryan Not Amprehensive About Taft South Tour
St Joseph Missouri October 19 William J Bryan in a brief stop on his way to St Louis commented on Tafts southern tour. He said the trip through the south will have no effect on voters there and that he does not feel the least apprehension about the southern vote.
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Bryan
St. Joseph
William J. Bryan
St Joseph
St. Louis
Taft
South
Mr. Bryan
Mind and Madness Quote Headlines in Nashville Americar
A compact item notes the saying Anybody in Mind and the aphorism Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad attributed to Nashv ille Americar, reflecting a dated editorial quip about public sentiment and folly.
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Nashville
Train Schedule From Winchester
Passenger trains depart Winchester with multiple lines including C and O East and West routes. Times listed show daily and Sunday departures ranging from morning 8:42 to evening 9:25 with various through connections and reverse directions. Stations include Felic sndbackdentee and L and N lines serving Northbound and Southbound trips.
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L. & E. Junction
Mt. Compton Junction
Mountain Central
Campton
Beattyville Junction
L. & A. Railway
Beattyville
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