davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Chilly Policeman Saves
Bank Safe From Bandits

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Patrolman Mar
tin Flynn had been plodding through
snow drifts for hours notifying house
holders to help dig the city out, and
because of this the Southwest Trust
and Savings Bank, with $4,000 handy
in an open vault, was not robbed to-
day.
Flynn, chilled to the bone, entered
the bank TO get warm. He had scarcely
seated himself when a youthful bandit,
with pistol in each hand, entered
with the command, Hands up!" Flynn
opened fire, and was himself shot in
the leg. The robbcr escaped with two
companions in a limousine.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Aged Sisters End Lives
To Avoid Separation

SOMERVl1LE, Mass, Jan. 9.-The
Misses Belle and Lucy S. Simmons,
sisters of advanced age. who wore
found axphyxiated to-day in a room
Of their small apartment, ended their
Ives by agreement, according to a
note which the police investigation dis
closed
The note, written BY Miss Lucy. said
lhat as her sister was i'll, with no
prospect Of recovery, they had "de-
cldeu 20 go together" They formerly
lived in Pomfret. Conn. where Their
lather was engaged In husinns.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Methodist Calls Charges
OF Drunkenness Vicious

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Any report which
scehs to picture our army at home or
abroad as drunken is viciously false"
DR.. S. B. Hingelcy, corresponding sec
retary OF the Board of Confcrence of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. de-
clarcd to-day after visits to nine train
ing camps containing Approximately
100000 men,
lie said that reports to him from
abroad indicated similar cond;t;ons
among the men lover there" In general
Re added, he found moral conditions
IN the training camps better than they
are in civil life.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Blacklist Dutch Sh;ps

iMuLDEN. Holland, Jan. e.-Ger-
many has put the Ymulden steam 6sh-
ing Meet on the blacklist. All supplies
OF coal for the feet are prohibited bv
the Germans. OS
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10

men on duty in these towns in France
are in less danger morally than they
COuntrV''
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10


Advertising Of the which backs sdvert'ins
from the soas..nd hanging bell the goats 1t invites
describing experiencs-pleasant unpleassntwith
advertisers whether they be msnufAstarers Wholesale heus
retail public 1t will print
these leters which to show most typcaly how
advertisers deeds with the words of his adverdns
Only signed letters giving the writer's address, will be read
the printed withheld, preferred
Address: The Advior The Tribune. New York.
HE speco Corporation makers of the speeo Spark Plug Energzer
teephoned upon to
that of last this
asy and unwarnte At the specific request therefore, of
tives from the printing letter
Department Bureau of Standards that
your sas s our pas s't st 'ss II '" s ss 9.s s:
cd a: s''ss' e ":ss s
@ Is :s; s & s s s s " @ sss c ;, @1s s: s 3
On hand the laboratory shown under
% nd9n @ the the enc ssarkins & the
$ :ssa j. s:s. 1s: ssss; Z:
ss:%Ss sss: nj II. ,.S :s s. :'sss
"S " % % % tho " % Corps we are sending them of
tests s % # s ssS H s:
rss ps e m s to ps p =9 pep ss "s Ts
the US Bureau 'e did dds not know oS h was the
%nep sy as s1e nof
*: sss:s r r'st m ae@ m %
trying regular seriously
s s5ss ss:s 5
s % @ Sns' % 5p that Tssa s % the @ sss
article for dollar that 10 provided the article
f % Rs the sard veSh eoa
with the of business along the right
s,as $$$ 5 p.s nSsS9 "a Ss@sss @ ss1Ss!
y Foaun sw & stentn m the alafnr % s ' % Dr. nab ebarsf
cases @5 E sssss
,",a s1s S sas
" ''f ss"
1hs s%'g hs say S@ about a %t' joins % Now read what Dr.
'G r. III 1f::sss'G' '. r :s:s:s
7s:s &: @ st j. ssf;,s
@ Sn:s hs s :. Fs ss.s 5; S:sa tss sss ~
t use it sss astsps an" 1 the a of my nam. in connection
Of :s:s s T e. :s ts: j s} ss.s
aaeds ts t '7 s tells s!ae s @ @ s % s sss Cd s"
%: M s'"s Hn dan
"ss ss sss fsEa KY @ 'sssa ana
lsS < ;Sa+
a5 g" ss ss's mt 5s;p deceive the sick
Is s 5 +: s:: :' ss @ :s's %
% aye He s % mrsnns @ p sns s s Food a %
ss!,$s: d, :s:: sy:4 2 %s @
and it this false
reputable
whose precisely that public
physical well The
the
the words employed by DR. Bouan
appropriates honorable
oil a for pneumonia.
1,r, s H. s::s s5 az i sss
X Of Ss ass # ax @ shss net pss @ ss & t
s Ne; +; a; n $
this objectionable
No wthth thrift
He always able the
he
yielding the might of his
o
the
tive and the battle Ie the conflict Who
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10

of
highly Objectionable is
vertng the %
the goats Now the hanging a bell
be mark of distinction The thing which
the bad
ction?
should not Just the classification
of'this objectionable statement that the
being to the sheep but unfortunately
tlon or your column, such not the
Sfeep unable feed themselves
goa He IS always able to find
e
HIM A sheep similar would
his when he longs his
got his goat" The
tive and the battle He
a lis
Taken is
comparative anao believe exist therefore,
catng it with ow-do"n advertisements demand of
justice and proprey that hang the bell the sheep
OF your saders who has ever seen Tggenbeg AngloNuban
W
simple efute the sophy DR. Wleys arguments
within its and only baa softly
of abiding that ethical
advertisement which keeps within field
and only
the Of
the and lives the the unhr complaining
heard although the
1t for these that the
neither restraint itatns
OF the unh and the unwary and bis noisy
Wiley that the goats al
ntrud
that to butt IN ancient get
ones goat 1t because of this the
misleading advertiser has been dubbed
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
- Mag-Ts11e-z%
6 .'!:S:Ad!VsoaFE;3&6 / VI
Thursday, January 10, 1918

This department ngsged in separating the shesp of
Of the which backs advertising
from goats-.nd hanging bell the goats 1t invites
eers describing sxperiencep1easant unpeasantwith
advertisers whether they be Wholesale houses,
retail public service IL will print
these letters which to typically how
advertisers deeds square with the words of his .dversins
Only signed letters giving the writer's address, will bs read
But the will be printed withheld, preferred
Address: The Ad-visor The Tribune. New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10

a ARMING PNEuMoMA M NON DEATH RATE IS VARYING AGAINST
warning aanat The Most Deadly Disease Over ESQ deaths
n q DR. Charles
Pouan calls attention the alarming
in the city" The further
tcuay 0 S ow the
To
of
be built Medicine
nized especially valuable.
That is what Father Jo ms Medicine had say
in The Journal The World readw
}olduan has to about Father Johns advertising:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10

t1Ae ne@t ADVISOR oM appear Thursday January 17)
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
HELP THE OLD folks
4 Helping Hand Extended 70 May
Old People ~ Loaiss-

The infIrmifies Of age are many
Aon Old people have a bad hack
The kidneys are often weak
or worn out with years o. work
Baekacbs means days Of nnisefy
Urinary troubles. nights q unrezL
Doan's kidney Pills have helped 70
make life easier for many. They are
doing - fo- Old and young. Louis
people are Earning thfs. Read the To-
loving local endorsruenf-
Mrs J. " YafeE. Loek rs- al--
7 have been greatly izn4fIted
Dams kidney PILE n fhe last f-ss
years and : eonslLer they. have been
tse means y keeping ne IN sjieh flte
health n ms ODD age A. times. ~
<idneTs have become yak. causing a
oistressius ache skfo1Eh the sniail u
my back haye had dizzy sfeIEs and
hessassiaehes. too I have aIEays tales
Dams flidzey Pills for ID = con-
plants and never once haze they IA
- % relieye ne in saG-t Jim
Ser, AZ an dealers Poster sisFba-n
Co Mgr Bsf4io. X y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
cADMUs.


Mrs Nancy Nesser has returned 70
her Lone IN VI Va. after spending
a few weeks with her daughters al
Cz1mus and chriaimas
Grandma shortridee - visiting Al
v. u. 5hOrsTidge's this week.
BsscOrn Shortrldee had the inl.s,.jr-
tune Of getting his right arm broken
while cranklng his car 70 take some
folks % Ashland last THURSDAY.
Little Buner Fusate came near being
killed 1sIne in sszaiand FRIDAY 81 "a
automobile running over him.
AIlen Clay and wife attended the fair
~ Ashland las, week.
Nrn- Eoehrer. mine boss Of Roe sid
Ing. vs.. Va cane down hunting men 10
vofk IN the mines
Latfie Lscii- Roberts had the lad
lnek % GET her arm burned Saturday
night
Nrs. Eugene Smith. q whiies Creek
". Va Eas visiting Mrs Nancy Hair
mon, SODnia Fugat< and 8frs. Pauline
FaBnin iazt week
WIN Riley. Who has h@sen sick -
long - arr prose - saF. IS rapidly
improving
6 =. sioftridse i norking for AlrH.
Marina EOt&rfs
- Z. Moore % LOuizz. has ptirch-
zs-d a nice ~ u timber from T. II.
Chadwick and il having Il cut. and
iia1lsd % WIN geIehers saNrn.il On
FoOr HoDs@ Branehl
Tsif Les4ssge AZ Green y4lIey - fire
Come 70 our meeting every sunday
nlghf
eir Sarnul Carter % Margins Greek
Nil = = citizen u Cats FORK IN tie
near future
Nr, WHl- TaYloT and O;h-rs tzs~s.i
- oar creek with = fine sr0Ts u cat
Tie Thursday 81 Last seek
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
OUR saved FOOD
FED The ALLIES
Food Administration Writes Presi-
dent america Conserved l4l,
100000 Bushels Wheat.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.
Neat and "a, Shipments Increases By
ss4.soooCo Pounds

I Conservation measures applied By
he American peopse eliabiesl the Unit
q States to ship 70 the Allied peoples
and 70 or OH forces Overseas Ill
1Dc1 bushels Of wheat and 4lGjO-
% pounds o. neat during the past
rear. valued in all al 81 sD0.OOO.Ossl
This was accomplished IN the face Of =
serious ford shortage in this country.
Jespe4kins the Observation-Disclosures and
DarriOtlsIn with Whfeh the American
3e0pIe have Ess1 the food crisis abroad
Food Administrator Hoover. in let
Ter 10 President Wilson, explains how
tie situation uas met The voluntary
Conservation program foszered By the
Food Administrator enabled the piIinZ
Up Of the millions Of bushels Of wheat
Turing IeI7-Is and the shipment Of
neat during IsI7-IS.
The total value II al food ship
menrs 10 Allied Destinations amounted
TO SI.s00.gl0Op0. all this food being
bought through or IN collaboration
With the FoS1 Administration TheSe
figures are all ha<ess On oGcIaI reports
and represent fs.od exports for the
harvest year thzf cIOse5 June -. 1914
The shipments. Of meztz and fars
0ndudinz meat products. dairy prod
arts. vegetable oils. etc-) 70 Allied d.
tinztions Eere as follows:
FISCAL year 1871 -z16sJOoOO0I Ia
Fiscal year I2i7-1S- --5.OI1. 10000 IA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Increase ---..---- S9201010 b1<hezs
OF Ihese CEREALS or shEpoen-s Of
tn prir-=s brsasas-EEx n TIE seal rear
IsI7-IS 20 Allied 6e<1fnariocs were-
vhezr I3I-0ss9os0 bzsheZs ard q re
Issss9Gss1 h-zkelS. = total q I44s.00--
90 bzsAsZ5-
he experts 70 AIlIed 6e<tfnzrE11s
turiaz rhs EsczI rear 1851 Eers-
What Is5l10aal1 bzSsess a,a ne
,s1sle bzsAzEs- total q IL. SD 80
brsazRS- II a5tirEoa sSu= I0es11s0
h1saes< 4 1911 Mat are usE Il part
10 AI-Ee-1 ,sessEzzs5s-s 81 n ra1-e
thezzls. TEe tq-ai Sz-azasE-S to And
es.zE1rie< frgz8 en- Hz kzrTe<r *
ukezr WI be thereSore- zhoz- IA sHls-
80 bEShelS. q 4 toad q I5GessNls8
blShszs q prize b-eazzzE=x In z6-
t5-5g7 % It's ne have sAzPPed $40
11gtalts1 hz<Aezs - nez-rzls 6euezlss-
ez1 E7oo ~ 416 re have received
so@e tz7a-rs fruz Seker qzzrrerS
TZ< scr1zSliSHz@r of o- perpss
IN rkEs rzzr-sr s-zz3< 81 s-sa z,5-s
clearly Il ne lear Il Eza rh1r ~ hz1
svzEEass II n Ezzl year 1857
fruZ nj ezrrY-gtsr ard As Spins
CEer Ger narEaI S1G<zV-511 sn.szr
z,.AssssG.sQ azsAeds q uhs1r uhsch ne
were 4A5e 70 e1Fss-r tint FeEr Wizka,-r
rrz1eAz- % oE bl=e to1r.- NJ
EsaNEsr sid -'Tk5z Es<z rear h5Eezsr.
zEi-- % III zHrzz tzzzrs Q. rhe 1917
west cTuQ. We hid zxzElzEIe fr1- NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
New Dog Law Very seTsTs

What farmers ought to know abouf
the new dog law. which went into e.
feet some time ago Compliance with
The provisions Of this law win great
y aid the sheep Industry
The dogs must Be licensed ~ Ian
.ary !. 1913
deputies can furnish Ecense-
That license VIII cost sI.0s for each
dog: tEo dollars for each additional
dog. two dollars for each bitch snd
four dollars for each additional bitch.
That each dog must Ee.s 7coIIlrf
Ehich the owner must furnish
That the dog must stay On Ms ON
z-oEsessions without his ozner accom-
pznies him
That any dog unlicensed or wearing
no Tag can b killed By anybody any
tirns without Liability
That arg lIeenzed dog wearing a
tag ezught roaming around ezn b
InpOunded and sod or killed br any
snez1ff or deputy sheriff after ten
days advertising
That any person can XIII any dog
ezught worrying or EOundfng any i've
stock OF any human being. Heenee or
-
That any dog Eat enters any fJesd
without its owner shall Be con.sder-
"a . private nuisance and can Be XIII
81 BY owner or tz=-t Of sueh fed.
II killed in the field. without liability.
That every dog shall Be confined
AZ hCne between the hours Of sunset
and sunrise
That any licensed do< czu<ht ont
= r-TrrEre -
considered an unlicensed dog anl rzn
Be killed By anyone finding sueh do<.
That OEners Of dogs that damaes
livestock By killing or WOundfnE =
liable 70 the county for such Aan1ars.
the county in turn being liable 70 the
1Ener Of the property 20 damaged q
Killed
That the owner Of the lad 1. re-
spo1sih.e for TIE dogs On that 1and
That Il i fine not exeeedfnx sloo
and three months in IAN 70 refuse -
comply With this hW
That The tax eomnnIssfoner. tha sher-
III and the clerk have heavy duffes
lzt don them By this szw ana that fkey
must - 70 fts en1orceRent
That the kE II mzed 20 protert r,od
doEz- and Hvefsock and people and 70
condemn had doEz and pay fE IL
damage they do
nat The greatest enemy q 1892 i
dogs and one OF the greatest frisnds
o. nan 4 Eheep- We M1st ehooss b.
tween dogs and sheep-betEeen food
an deiothfng snd h0Elfng packs q
hungry cuH
Motto q the sheep nea- 10 Hks
TIE World safe for Deuocrzcy ~ -t
-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
MANY SOLDIERS WERE
CARRIED BY RAILROADS

Railroads carried 5-sE7.4s soldEer.
IN the Untses SITE between Nav L
1917. and JIlT !. 1918 ineiutfaE ezca
rrsoyesn.srt q q soIeier from ore - n.
20 anofh@r- W toIanuary tae move
rrent numbered .2iz ~. and Eroz-
January % Jpiy ! 5.iss5s1-
More ttizn hair or z-s9zgas. % thsse
trnrefs we're ezrri~d o. SPECIAL trna1s
i.sSslee9 on regular trains and ! rs 80
uerE drafted men carried 70 ia. -
camps, The average distznee run b
each sD~rszl train Eas s77 rlIie-. and
the average number % troops carried
~ each train vas sss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
FoR SALE > on EASY LEANS

~ Fisfl<'rstiie farm IN LaErence Co
~ four miles from EsbsyIIie Mar
Chefosee Cap. about ~ scres all IN
der fierce. rposilT rich hlil Lzns sara =
D. soT totacpd. corn AMI aissat. atg-t
cEle hAh ngE b. i5ue Erass. - acres
Creek hotrarEl IN clover IS zeres ia Al
ilsita eieser- Large lam. t-Earrs To-
a-aecs barn. 2-fsrt&nr hg1ses Terms
t-s'se casa hafsnee % suit p1rchzse-
Or NIL eEcEangs for boundary o w.
zifpoak and TarsisF timber Henri X
fAsker. lie r Central. Ashland. Ky. n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
OLD MASONIC ACADEMY
STUDENTS CALLED ron.

Ian very znxi0zs to get = III q AZ
persons now HEInE- Who we're stn1eufs
II TIE Nzs0aSc Aezdsny in L1usa.
Ehen Dr. c. W WrOeel uzs ~ the
bad Of Il 1 shzn BE obliged % an
E.O VII SD ne = list q those tkey
kn0E 70 be living and thelr pos.1fncs
zddressez
There KS ben some talk q Eyzn<
IN arrange rezzsol
G. p GALLUP.
cztlstrsbUE KY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
AUGUSTUS snyder
The LOUISA GARAGE Co

NoE = rrrPzred 70 Do al Lfnds !.
rsEatr work 81 z1-0oohslss- E-ra Par
zR- Mo hz< hzd PEARS exps-Ssaue =.
80 q rhe Ar-e<< EzzE=s n PMS
o-Tzs "a he< e1z-Ze q Tie repair -
Sarrn.en- ard III % yo1r Ec-k II FRS
eaass @zD- Charges rzzsszahse
Vile H. Eea-her = had = q S..s
s-zz= - have y91r Cars 0E=Asl Id
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
ron SALE TIMBER FOR
LESS THAN HALF PRlcE

Tnsrsssn th,uz1lC IRE hzn-ree
nrrus = 60 tra<s- r11E1y As11EE1.e g
$50. ufrra- lizg lsa1 ye8sE E1-e 49,
e nean rn-vantlzn1 sr q seaek @ -
Tru ran ~ ln-.3 ans tAz.s@r 1T -
- nrrr. AZ Ga Ea,AlcG re-ss Es.Azs
~lsk i1.sres1 Tfs nn1 NJ ern,F
- SIS - So rer ARE af1z- ~ :.
- 81 sHqpl arres WI u ,..z--'z =
n1nny. enE9 - 1lE- 1ne .-14 -
-. - nn-.a an1 t2.->e- 11r s.llpt -
49, rn-r casA aa,AzCe - - .<rsrc
80 areeresa have s11A-sr --Hs1s
n assesses uiEse IA l oAn rr.ae 49,
r,..a ,ana r1r s,sar l.rcuse srSF-s ~
~ -. k-.crr What yo1 NAns 49, ~.
- hnre 1rr trate. Al - ,-l-'..I - -.
- rr.r x11l ts1s qsr arze- SeAt
oRf.aNno, FLORIDA 1T 49,
.-,H q larlsoavlIle. ForteA -.
-. - ~ siatA To<a tAst ~ 49,
-. nsrt - ,avea ro.a tor ny l''AeeA
- fVe raIlts can helQ IVA
Y0ure trUly,
rRFn u LYNCH
orAn1o. flofttA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
ASKS PERMISSION
TO IsSrE Stock

wsshiugtOa Aug zs.-IoF.n u EEars j
IN q F'rszroilsigrs called AZ The cap
itAl Issues C9nnrniftse here to-day ard
asked int permission b. gwen an E-as-
tern Kentucky oil and gas company.
70 Issue 500 - of stock. with the m
derstanfinE thar this amount D eoub-
led after the Ear- Ills requAs, 1zs
taken under advis-naent-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Ls~ren-e County
coostN JSdas-BiII5s Ri6@R
Co AttorneJ-D- L Thomp<on- +
co1rty Clerk-n P Adam+R-
Circuit ciersS-W- J. Rotsrt-R
SherIH-W- n TzyIorLD.
SUpt Schools-J- H Eker+D-
Jsiler-S- n SturFen-R-
Assess0r-W0rk WIuizn.s-R
Surveyed E WaIzee-D.
coroner-M " Hicsrmzn-R-
Justice q Ire Peace. composing IN.
county fiscal co1rt-R. ? DiEmonS
Cd. G. 3 Chapman CRl. George "
WeIInzn Cd. w z Fuzfrt CRD. g. v
Pack Rl- Henry Bishop Rl. Jaz
frzsher I'D
City OF Losisa-
Mayor-AuzasfGs SnydeT-D.
Police J16ss-H B He1Ieft-D
CITY Cier<-R L Efnson-D-
TreasUrsr-J. & EinztIsr-D-
As<es8or- Jams NOrzouT
MarshaII-c- C. Sz=z-D
cou1-slnsa-Dr 7. d Burgess R.
W Z Queen ID. H T. EEazs Rl.
John n Moore cd. o. C. Atkins (R)
G. r Lewis Ol-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
BLANKS FOR sucae zrvr1s

r. Big Salsr NeEx osrTrs - 2
SSr'c< 4 s1D7as e hEznkz r-qaEas fo-
----ehzE-s ard clsz1zs-z 10 have II
for sc. ~ fer 7s-- 80 for Sls4- rss-
pz211 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
NOTICE FROM DOCTOR

NOTICE FROM DOCTOR
c q WsITERa
Those Eho ore n are reaue<-ed -
ssE1ls Nth Hrs Walters q t. H H
SparES hF AEglsz - Bezzl n 1hs
AMY i an compeI1e-d 70 have an A.
cents card ~ ~ c7-e Nay
lzre alrszEr sssrI45 z1s hare sEp-es-
81 NJ sr7-sssEa-5s1 So- rh@zr kEz1zez
Fer znv srco1ntz M sz1riz6 - Az
~ Il ozbsr s-zrs EII - tzkea n
make the cSl1arz5o1
c B WALTERS D
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
sA@o0OBA

Increase .s.....-- S446D0O00 La
Or sIaaEhtsrzbls sninals 1t ths -
ginning o. the last GscsI year we're nSt
zpprsciabIy larger tan TIE year b.
fore and particularly In Aou: they
were P-sbebly IsaE Ihe Increase in
shipzsnts Is due 70 c0zs<rvatiOa end
the eIrrz weight q aninals add By
on farmers
he fun elect q these Efforts beezn
70 bar their best results in The last
half q The fiscal year. when tie e1-
ports 70 The Allies Eere 2IS3IO0a.O
pounds. as azzEnss I-9e650000O pOzzds
n rhe sane period Of the year before
THIS c0upzre< with an average Of
sll1s000O ponds q toesI exports for
The sane hsIf years IN The threeEear
pr@Ear period
Il cereals ard cereal prOd5cfs ~
cEeed 70 terms a cereal bushels Cur
sslIp1zents % Allie. desrt1zti01s have
h<S1-
FISCAL year 1a1s-17--z5eas0OoOb1.hess
Fiscal year IsIT-Is- 50 sS,3oeo bGzhsIs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
GIENVOOD aOCKfARM
J. B. ShOrtIidgs Prop.
sLEnwoor ~.


IHREE PURE-BIooD sHoRTHoRs
IALyEEL MALES FOR SALE The
|AEg THy RE on ExHIBl
[Os AT -. oUNTY FAIR At
-oUIEA 10 ANYBODY WISHING
. BUY VIZ WILL Make The
|RICE RIGHT cosE AID sEE
DE STOCK REGISTRATION PA
LIS FURNISHED
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

a koAr,sr : KAN W. : rsars -
ssre<ssa n gssarg III ssse han n gls-
ln< hls ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

FOR SALE-Tae Ga Yz.z he
LOek Ave- For pzrtic1zzrz lEDsy -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
FIRE Insurance

Ian preparsd % vr1rs lzszrznos q
any insU1hls proDatE IN L0uta ana
q An god DWELLINGS AND harms
IN THE COUNTRY A.. . Emitted mn
br a stores n0t too far nun L01sa
I have ths assney for Ne fo1O.fn
Ie0DAnkes-
HENRY CLAY CO or XII
NORTH AMERICA OF NEW YORK
wEsTcHEsTER OF NEW YORK
VIII spDrscaar. any bszsas.. 20.
@y give ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

PASTURAGE FOR RENT.
Ore hundred and fifty acres Of grass
for rent Apply 70 Gartfn 4 DIxon.
Louisa. KY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Circuit J0dse--A " Ciseo-R
Commemorative Attorn=y-John u
Wzugh-D
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

State Sensto--Dr H 7. alo-Tis-R
Representatives. H Hsrri-R
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
OUR OFFICIALS
(Polfies Indicated b. D and r,

y 8 senstors-OHIe n Jsn@s and
J. & " Becl<ham-D.
ccnsressmsn--W- J. FieIds-D.
Geeernor-A D. stanley-D.
Lsent-coserncr--Jas- A. Blaek-D-
Audftor-Robt l. Greene-D.
A-fI- cenersi-chas- H NOrrfs-D
Ire1srrer-sherman Goodpas1er-D
See Of Stats-Jsmes LeEis-R-
s1Tt Public InstrvetioD-V- D. Gil
bert-D-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Fiscal year IaIs-I7-- 70 qo00oO b1sheIs
Fiscal year IsIT-Is- aeob1zheIs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-11
AGAINST AMENDMENTS.


In any such election the voter shall
draw line with a pen or pencil
through the proposition he does not
wish to vote for. leaving the proposi-
ton that he does wish to vote un~
scratched. II majority of the qualf.s
fed voters voting In said election vote
in favor thereof. Il shall, upon the
ascertatnment and certffication OF the
result OF such election by the commits
sioners of election to the hustfngs
court OF the city OF Richmond or the
Judge thereof In vacation. and upon
the entry upon the records OF the said
court OF the result, then and In that
case the said proposed amendments
shall become a part OF the charter OF
the city Of Richmond as OF the FIRST
day of January, nineteen hundred and
nineteen. and In either case 1t shall
be the duty OF the said hastings court
or the Judge thereof In vacation to
forthwith cause a cory Of the order
showing the result OF the said election
to be forwarded to the mayor Of the
city of Richmond. and another copy
to the city clerk; and all provisions
OF other acts or parts of acts pro.
viding or amending the charter OF
the city OF Richmond and all ordin-
ances or resolutions OF the council OF
the city of Richmond now in force. In
consistent with the said proposed
amendments are and shall be. az OF
the date aforesaid. repealed; and all
other provisions OF the present char
ter of the city of Richmond ana Of
the resolutions and ordinances passed
in pursuance thereof. not 20 inconsist-
emit. are hereby retained In force ana
effect.
Nothing in this act shall Be con-
strued to repeal. or to In any wise Inn
pair or affect the provisions Of the
consolidation ordinance between the
cities of Richmond and Manchester,
as finally approved or confirmed BY
order of the corporation court OF the
latter city OF April fifteenth, nineteen
hundred and ten.
ALF. Fl. MCDOWELL.
City Clerk.