Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-02-17


Western Union, in which he held that
Western Union poles did not inter.
iere with the operation Of the road.
About $4,000 will be distributed to
the farmers Of Henderson, Union.
Webster and Hopkins Counties by the
stemmirg District Tobacco Assocla-
lion; money held by the association
since the last pool, about two years
ago.
Donald Billiter, 10, and sonnl Jus.
lice. engineer Of the pumping plant
for the Q. d c. railroad company at
Wi.lamstown were fatally inquired
when the ascetylene tank at 5. NJ. BIZ.
l'ters home, near WILLIAMSBURG, ex.
plodel al
The seventh moonshine still was
found In the Cracks Creek section Of
Bell County By Deputy United States
Marshal W II. Garrett, assisted by c.
J Thompson. The still was taken to
Middlesboro and placed in the base.
uent OF the new postonice.
William NJ. Vowel, former chief Of
police Of Lebanon, filed suit against
Tie estate og Ai.ss Flora Hood for
}-i,G66, for services rendered in look
ing after and caring for her property
.or a period Of more than twelve
years
Because OF the extra large load Of
tobacco on his wagon, Jerome
Thomas, OF Bloomfield. while attempt.
llc TO enter the warehouse. was
pinned between the top OF the door
and the wagon, and all OF the ribs on
tie right side were torn from his
spinal column
An appropriation OF $4,000 for a
new postofnce 10 jacksonville. which
is the largest town in Kentucky with.
ca, such a structure, has been intro.
dnced IN Congress by Representative
k.ncheloe Ten thousand has already
been appropriated for a site by the
treasury department
The fiscal court Of Fayette County
has opposed employing a farm agent
for this year az a salary Of $4,000
The principal reason assigned for Us
action is that Kentucky Experiment
Station Is located in Lexington and
that farmers can get all the inform
afiOn desired thera
Capt Gordon Nelson. Of Hopkins
vile, Asst. State Agent OF Farm Ex
tension and Director OF Boys Club, is
planning TO have camps OF instruction
for all members OF the BOYS Corn
Growing and Pig Raising Clubs In
Kentucky 10 be held during August
IN every section OF the State.
Noah L. Murray. Of Murray, has a.
tended the Baptist Sunday school
every sunday for ter years. When he
frst started TO Sunday school, the pas
tor save a book every three months
for regular attendance He has now
acquired quite a library for DO,
through the Sits OF the pastor, Il
Boyce Taylor
There were 1900 less mules and
horses In Kentucky on Jan. /. o
this year as compared with the repor
OF January !, 1915, according to th,
report OF the Department OF Agricul
| ture This Is due entirely TO eXpor,a
lions made TO Oh, warning countries
and u continued. win make great In
roads on the horses and mules OF N,
State.
Kentucky aud especially the Blue
grass section, will grow an enormou
amount OF hemp this season, chief!
/ because with the great preparedness
movement, comes the construction o
hsttleshlps, and as hemp Is enc Of IN
necessities lu the construction o
wa'erurht compartments. Uncle Sar
/ win likely be IN the market for a
much as can be raised.
J, NJ Gastineau, a market man O
Troy while returning from Lexington
With a load OF goods, had his WACO
upset by his horses which wer
trightened near the l.. & n. railroa
al Heouo. The matches among hi
goods -4rnitei and set fire TO IA
wagon and contents. and Mr. Ca
tineau would have burned 20 death bu
for the timely arrival OF help. II
had two ribs broken and Is otherwis
badly injured
The yield OF cora In some OF N
worst sections Of the state has bee
Increased ten fold under the drectio
OF the state Experiment Station, ,
Lexington, Their activities are NJ
confined to Lexington and Ceniri
Kentucky, but extends to all parts
the state. The biennial reportNhy ID
Joseph II. Kastle, Director. for 1881
has been issued and shows some r
markable experiments. One OF Il
great activities has been tlp pr
duction and distribution of anti.hC
cholera. A total OF $4,000 hogs ha,
been inoculated against hog oholel
In "a counties. The usefulness OF q
Experiment station has been dem0
ttrated In these and many other dire
lions.
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