The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-03
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W. CHlluTtH nave ultu III Msuults
boro from infantile paralysis.
Lexington will probably be IN,
place for the opening of the Repub
lican state campaign.
A new $4,000 hospital will be bull
in Hazard, the money being raised b!
subscription.
Many bodily ills are traced TO faulty
teeth by learned men who lectured al
the National Dental Association. which
met in Louisville.
Kentucky will get approximately
100000 from the federal government
good roads fund during the fiscal year
ending July /, 1917
Wheat is bringing the highest price
ever known at threshing time. In
some sections s1.35 per bushel and
up is being offered, but many farmers
are holding it.
The air of expected early departure
for the border continues TO throb in
Kentucky's mobilization camp at Fl
Thomas. officers admit they no longer
fear a long stay at the fort.
1t is claimed that Louisville has a
good chance OF obtaining one of the
farm loan banks TO be established by
the federal government under the new
rural credits law.
Henry 5. Barker, President of the
University of Kentucky. has asked the
cheney survey of that institution. The
matter will be determined in Septem-
Der.
The model road between Carlisle
and Sharpsburg through Moorfield has
been completed. This is one of the
most travelled highways in the state
and has been under construction for
two years.
WAR on weeds" is now the slogan
of Trenton City, and city and civic
bodies are working for a clean and
healthy town. An ordinance, provid
ing fine for falling to clean up. be-
became effective August l.
Forrest Bocook, of Lexington, a
chauffeur with the Omnibus and Trans.
fer Company, will remain with the ON
nibus Co.. although he was notified
that he had fallen heir to $4,000 and
500 acres of Florida land. 225 of which
is in an orange grove.
The Kentucky Actuarial Bureau has
issued complete set of rules cover
ing the use of the coinsurance clause
under the new state law. Eleven
rules are promulgated, the most i'm.
portant one being when in doub;
consult the bureau"
Attorney General NJ NJ Logan will
be asked for construction of the
new insurance law passed by the last
before the Insurance Rat.
ing Board decides a number of ques.
tons which have been propounded by
fire insurance companies.
Robert Ormes, an officer at the Lou
isyille industrial school of reform. died
of wounds received when he was al
tackled by Monte Guess, Is, and beaten
over the head with a heavy iron ball
Ormes, asleep on cot. was attacked
I'm the presence Of eight other boys.
The Bank of Maysyille, National
i1dlAhlllE NFNoAlhAlOAl anu Al4f I nun
Trust and Savings Bank Company, oil
Maysville. have gone into voluntary
liquidation for the purpose of uniting
IN reorganized Bank of Mdysville
The capital Of the new bank is
100000
J. d. Young, of Danville, has a dime
made in the year 1915. This relic
came into his hands accidentally inI
change. possibly by some mistake OF
the former possessOr He prizes i'll
very highly and will add it to col
lection OF old coins that he already
had.
W. b. Dillman, rural mail carrier
en- Route 4, Hopkinsyille, has never
missed day from work in the four
teen and half years he has been inl
yeled 10000 miles. Four other Chris
tian County carriers have Travelled
more than 100000 miles each.
Seventy.fye prisoners from the re
were sent TO Bell County
recently to begin road construction
under state aid. Assistant Deputy
Warden Gus Rogers is in charge oil
the prisoners, with several guards
from the reformatory and the Eddy |
vile penitentiary.
Contracting cancer, it is believed
from the habit Of holding a toothpick
In his mouth, which produced blood
poison from the liberation on his lip
Hogan Hightchew, OF Ashland, foi
twelve years a member of the Ashland
police force, is dead at the age of SO
years.
The fret section Of the new Cum
berland & Manchester Railroad, from
TO Manchester, Clay
County, has been opened for freight
traffic. The initial shipment was a
train load OF slaves. Twelve miles OF
the new line are complete and in op
grafton.
At the Bluegrass fair, which viii
be held in Lexington August 7 TO II
the College OF Agriculture OF the Uni
sersity OF Kentucky will make an ed
ucatiOnal exhibit of farm, orchard and
garden products and also many other
representatives, each intend
ed to teach its lesson.
Three hundred miners at Fork Ridge
near MiddlebOro, went on strike. de
an increase OF ten cents Oh
zach car OF coal mined and 10 per
cent increase for the laborers The