The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-24
weighing within sig pounds Of each


Ornamental iron signs TO be posted
along the Jackson and Boone High
ways and Midland Trail. which cover
the same route through Franklin couu-
~. have been purchased by the Frank
fort Chamber OF Commerce. They will
bear the legend, Jackson Highway.
Midland Trall.Boone Highway. -
miles to Frankfort"
For the purpose OF stimulating In.
terest In road construction. the Louis
willie Automobile Club members have
outlined plans for Presidential
Preparation Run" to Lincoln Farm on
Thursday of this week The run will
be made 60 Hodgenville over the
Dixie Highway, and the return trip
by way Of the Jackson Highway.
That the tobacco crop this year will
be a large one seems assured by the
Official Government report which shows
the condition OF the Kentucky crop at
50 per cent and forecasts that 1885,
10000 pounds will be produced this
year The final estimates for 1915
show total Of $3.50, 100000 pounds in
the state.
Congressman Scott Ferris. Of Okla.
noma. has accepted an invitation TO be
one 81 the speakers at the opening "
the Democratic state campaign at Win
chester. September O. Vice President
Marshall and Rep. Thos. Helm, Of Ala
bama. will be the other speakers
Twenty thousand visitors are expected
In Winchester on that day.
Judge John r Butler. who convened
the Letcher Circuit Court in Whites
burg has been busy pushing prosecu.
lions against the alleged violators 81
local option laws and the first two days
fines toialing from $4,000 TO $4,000 and
Jail sentences from twenty TO forty
days for each oifense were assessed
against whisky and beer trafhcers.
About thirty OF the wealthy sawmill
prominent farmers Of Florida are com.
ing to Kentucky this week and their
first stop win be at Franklin They
are interested In Herefords, Short.
horns, Red Polls, Angus and Jersey
cattle. and all OF the pure.bred types
OF hogs. One object Of the trip is to
study various types Of silos.
II Is said the c. 4 O. Railroad Com.
pany may extend its lines from Lex.
ington to Ellzabethtown TO permit the
people OF Washington. Nelson. Hardin
and other counties TO have a shorter
route TO the Blue Grass region and to
give the people OF the Blue Grass
shorter connection with Western Ken.
lucky. which would come by reaching
the Illinois Central at Elizabethtown.
Travel now Is by way OF Louisville
An angered hornet caused an acct.
dent near Bowling Green in which one
man was injured seriously and an au.
tomobile was demolished. Meyer VILE.
OF Shreveport. La. Herbert Loeb and
II. W. Blanchard were on their way to
New York In an automobile. Four
miles west Of Bowling Green q hornet
stung Loeb, who was driving. In the
eye. He lost control OF the car, which
hit . telephone pole.
Richard J. Colbert. Lexington. re-
ceiver for the Kentucky Rural Credit
Assoc iation. In a letter calling upon
he s,oclbo,dar. 20 n.v In ,,,, nj
.,,hsor,,,,o,. s,.,o, ~, ,ha 60.
q IN s,ch snano,a1 .,-.I,.
mt :, corro, no .on,,nnad a. . -
concern and for that reason its assets
will be reduced to cash and distributed.
under the direction OF the Court. 10 the
persons entitled thereto"
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conieuerate soiuier, a MEMBER OF
'en' i'ooei' T. Lee stan' ana hoted
,uu'a'or uieu ~ nis nome IN BOVINE
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aunt Jane Vi neh,ucAy, ne IL sur
.l'eu ny ner anu TWO chiIdreh' fof
% years ne was president OF osden
'oi'ese IN ho"'ihg 'reeh'
In the opinion OF Attorney General
logan, given Road Commissioner Rod
nan Wiley, the labor OF convicts In
'ublic work, for which the State and
ounty pay 81 the day is confined 10
hose actually engaged In road con,
and does not include camp