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4 iN'hNA' ~ i'Ni Ah o"'ht INV
States in point Of internal revenue
collections.
In II single week 1000 steers sold
on the Mt. Sterling market for over
/ s135,OO0.
More than a dozen families were
driven from their homes. property was
damaged TO the extent of twenty thou
part of Nicholasville
The oldest brick house in Kentucky
stands near Crab Orchard and was
built In 1883. II was the home OF Col
, Vim. Whitley. Indian fighter and man
OF affairs in pioneer Kentucky.
One Of the negro strlkebreakers EN-
ployed on the l.. 4 y. tracks between
death by unknown persons and another
was badly wounded.
For the purpose OF listening to rea
sons why Federal farm bank should
be established In Louisville, the Fed
eral Farm Loan Board will conduct a
hearing In that city Saturday. Sep
TENDER %.
| WI ~ ~ oAuhhiht w W ihN h'StNA
was appointed a member OF the Ken.
lucky State Board of Election Com.
missioners, TO succeed y. l.. Holeman,
Of Dawson Springs, who resigned on
/ account OF Illness.
Overriding all superstitions, John
/ Sieber, widower, so years old. OF
Stovall, and Miss Della Thomerson. is
years old. OF Glasgow. were married In
pouring rain, while seated In a buggy
in front OF the home OF the county
Judge at Glasgow
An ordinance was passed in Mid.
dlesboro requiring a license fee OF $500
for soliciting orders or distributing
| order blanks for mail order liquor
houses, and providing a fine OF $40 for
each order solicited in violation OF
same.
DIR. Lauro Muller. Secretary OF For.
eign Affairs In the Brazilian Cabinet.
upon reaching Cincinnati said: Il
motored through the bluegrass OF Ken.
lucky. While the country is very
beautiful must confess that the
roads are very poor"
The Cooperative Tobacco Warehouse
COMPANY. OF Lexington. has purchased
a controlling interest IN the Farmers
Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse at Glas.
gov. The latter L. one of the largest
In the Black Patch district. having a
capacity OF SOC, 900 pounds.
A record which IL Is believed will
stand for many years has been estab.
lished In Hardin county in the matter
Of securing marriage licenses. No
white people residing in the county
have been granted a license since
July IS.
Guests NJ the Rudd House in Owens
boro, greatly inconvenienced. when the
bell boys and elevator boys went on
o strike and refused TO work or 10
permit any other persons to work. as
the result OF having been fed liver
and cabbage at their tables.
Acting Police Judge James p. Reedy
can OF the murder Of Louis Fellers, de
claring that the "unwritten law" of this
State entities q Kentuckian to acquit
tai Of killing q man who entered his
home with designs upon his wife.
Col John Chamberlain, OF the De
partment Of the East, finished inspec.
ton at Fl. Thomas, and returned TO
Governors Island. leaving the impress
sion at Kentucky's mobilization camp
that he was pleased with the condi
lions.
DIR. ]. " Mccormack, OF Bowling
Green, formerly secretary OF the Ken
lucky State Board OF Health. has
voiced theory that clothing from
sweat shops may have something 10
do with the spread OF infantile paraly
sis.
Richard Freeman. 65 years old
Paris, died as a result Of grief and the
shock received when he witnessed the
killing OF his youngest son by his elder
Drother' Inc iuherai TOOK place az
.ne same time dis sons examining
Trial was nelu.
thompson hooerts' OF CoVihg'oh
whose mead was almost severed by al
saw al lumber MIL, VIII receive
so'Voo from the kentucky Compensa
tion boaru. he was the hrst TO re
ceiVe Dement'S ai.er the law went into
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