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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05
FARM AND STOCK

J. II. Avitt. Lodiburg, G. r. French.
of Mystic. Isaac McCubbins and
Hawkin Smith, Garfield, Jonas Ly-
merchant. Lodiburg, Evans Carman,
Stephensport, were at the county seat
Monday on business.
Mrs Frank Jolly, Hardinsburg No.
9, is the champion turkey raiser so
for this season She old % turkies on
the Thanksgiving market for $132.
4
Rev. Chas Golf has moved to Har-
dinsburg off his farm near Tarfork.
Vic Robertson says this is the dull
est season he has had for years in the
mule trade.
w. X. Moorman & Son, of Glen
Dean, had head of fine Shorthorns
to die Sunday night County Agent
Harth pronounces it blackleg. He and
the State veterinary are on the ground
and will vacinate the entire herd.
c. Vic Robertson. Arthur Beard,
Alvin and J. ~ Skillman, Geo. Jolly
and nos beard, 11drulnSDurS attend
ed the Loose Leaf Sale here Tuesday.
Judge s b. Payne, has resigned his
office as County Judge. His successor
has not yet been named. Judge Payne
and Mrs. Payne will spend the winter
in Florida, with their daughter, Mrs.
A. T. Drane, who is going with them
on account OF her health.
There was good crowd of farmers
in town Tuesday attending the tobac-
co ale
+. w. Frey sold one basket of Red
tobacco on the Loose Leaf floor
Tuesday for $3.50 This was the next
highest priced basket on the floor His
crop averaged S1925
Freeman & Brown headed the list
of high prices, They topped the mar
ket at $3s. Their average wos $15.6O.
The next sales day Friday. Jan. Z,
and Tuesday. Jan. IL. Hardinsburg
sale, Saturday, Jan. Is,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

A man recently presented a four
year-old marriage license to the clerk
of Media, Penn, and asked to have it
changed, for the first intended had
Tilted him and after four years cogi-
tation. he had decided to take a
chance with another.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

teo4-November %, Franklin
Pierce born at HiIIsboro.
N. n.
te2e-33-Member Of New Hamp.
shire legislature.
1833-37-Member Of congress.
1837-42-united States senator.
1847-48-6rioadier general In the
Mexican war.
1852-June, nominated by the
Democrats.
1953-March 4, inauourated
fourteenth president, aged
slxty.four.
1854-The Missouri compromise
repealed.
1e56-Pieree defeated for 70.
nomination.
186s-oetober 8, died, aged elk.
ty-four.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

Mrs. Frank Jolly, Hardinsburg No
2. is the champion turkey raiser sc
for this season She old % turkies OF
the Thanksgiving market for $l32.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

Rev. Chas. Golf has moved to Har
dinsburg off his farm near Tarfork.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

lric Caruso, the famous tenor singer, 81 900 day
nth something to be well even without Caruso's m
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

Vic Robertson says this is the dull
est season he has had for years in the
mule trade
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

ridge News amanacs will be ready for you this week
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

sales offer good opportunity for early Chris
,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

the time when your Christmas savings saves the day
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-05

Broken any of your New Years resolutions yet?
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09

Miss Diane Paradis spent the week
end in Southbridge
Mr.. and Mr, Morgan Delaney mo-
tored to Worcester Monday
Mrs. Rose Lueier and Mrs. Eugene
Duroeher were in Worcester Nednes.
day ON business.
carrill Council. No. "a. x. of c.
conferred the first degree on twelve
candidates last evening
Mrs John Lueier, who was at ST.
Nincent's Hospital l8si Week, returned
TO her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence (. Pierce
we're in Hartford visiting THEN son,
Carl " Pierce. "Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs Napoleon Desaulniers
OF North Grosvenordale were recent
guests of relatives in this city
Mrs. Frank Provost and son Viii
fred returned Thursday from week =
stay with relatives in Worcester.
MIR. and Mrs Mitchell Beauregard
aud Mr. and Mrs Henry Beauregard
notored TO Willimantic last Sunday
Mrs. a. c Bosworth. Mrs. L. w.
Sherman and Miss N Ernestine Sher-
man were In Worcester Wednesday.
Mrs Alfred Bonneville and daugh-
tiers, Miss Claire and Miss Bella, spent
Monday and Tuesday with friends iH
Worcester
Edward W Hayward Of Glendale,
Cal. was the guest of Mrs l.. $. Hay
ward Wednesday Mn Hayward has
held position for "a years with Bill
{ Caldwell. habefdashers, New York,
making regular trips through the east,
bat has now severed his connections
with that firm to take position in
California to be nearer his family
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
BEGIN WORK ON
BUSINESS BLOCK

After having delayed their plan,
FOR months. work has finally beer
started az the direction Of Louis Wolf,
and Samuel Kaminsky for the cree
ton Of their new brick business block
that is To- stand az the corner of Mair
and Buck streets.
The building is to Be one story high
ii least tins IS the present plan, and j.
rs contain three store spaces. one OF
Which win be occupied hg IF kamiH
ssy THE structure will hc ~ by OF
feet
Beiue Of most modem frgproof de
siens. and features Of construction
being designed with an idea 10 The At
tractiye appearance of The structure
the building will make a valuable and
pleasant addition TO Putnam's bust
ness section and viii be welcomed
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
DISPLEASING DOOR
TO BE- ELIMINATED

aa#a FFrf - disagree Pc
Ho=p HFre eaH-7H eEa - foul
ueI.HT 5laH.# ffaH#a rHrE
HuHha.e H14t Grove sl.ee6. Is
assured ~ tHetHz
~ 10 He atHE II-zaas- ateua4.a
stsa tte Engineer George IS PENS
authorized = se
b. H.a.ea. u. aaaas aa=
fua,a p
GOOD aaaa - fHa= HeeHHs. eaHe.Hs5.s.
st6 tUa HeIsHa5rHYaH ana Wgo
have a.ea annoyed fsfza ieH4. tHe bE
Hrfsa lI#He ST. that He5.aes.tHi
+, tjH.-=tg at tH#e Complaint @a#
lodged -H Hs#lta Office, eete 81.
I8uual 960aT me WutlrE. and fH-
eouH. efeH e# taken following
rs recommends iHat=sHe nuisance
10 ab4tra
A peitoH vi received Is Hunfac
Brown 81 pefm 5uG 10 install Il
asai4Ha pump - fHea pfem az
la7 School street aud ~ make use af
n o4erhead pipe m lppIgine patrons
18th faet. thc rpe go evefhWE tHc
idcWaik auie when in use. iho peti-
ION was referred 70 The chief of the
..fe department aud the highway com
aittee. Is the recently adopted city
fdlnaaee pfovides They ~l nYes
.gata and report their recommends
ion
Building permits were issued 70
z.dwin O. Hopkins to erect "a garage
263 School street. and to Howard
Bradford Ia build poultry house
ms premises
Included m tie t9teh of monthly
Its approved aud ordered paid was
No for s438e2 70 John z. Sabin tef
.ur5.sneftz ~ s.aas. street, seots
r. fal sT23 10 tine Putnam Light y
aWef Company. end aaotheffef Sou
p#vmcut FOR the -four new iirr
harm BOXES Installed recently
The council adjourned until Jan :.
t522.at 10 eioekp. M wtcH the iinal
ieetnF of thf council v7H b Hei5.
nd an bur tWo#of Us present members
Ill aetlre from Office.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
PUTNAM PERSONALS

The i've -year-old son OF Henry Du-
bois Main street. Is ~ ssith pneumon
IA.
John } Whitehead, Jr, returned
Tuesday from a STAY of several days
tn Lakewood. y j and New York
Cify
Mr. and Mrs Jesse t. Rich are
moving INTO then neW home on Grove
street. which has been remodeled
throur bout
MIR and Mrs. Fred Anger and two
children Of Noonsocket visited with
Nh aud Mrs Durand of Providence
street Sunday
Mrs Herbert W Bowen of Wood
stock and Miss Nellie BloNbam. super
intrndeHt Of the Day komball Hos
pital left Tuesday TO- d shopping trir
in Boston
Mr.. Elizabeth Prentice. Church
strEet. returned FRIDAY evening from
ten day- spent in Clinton Mass. with
Airs Annie pickford. eldest daughter
q Tim late Thomas Richmond
Or Hugh B. Campbell, superinten-
dent Of the State Tuberculosis SAM.
tarum at Norwich. will conduct a
elmc=a the Day kimball Hospital
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. Is.
Daniel j Byrne and sister. Miss
Katherine Byrne. are ina Hartford TO
day Mr. Byrue attending the State
Bankers Association. being mem
bcr of the executive committee.
The John } Dimon place. Wood
stock avenue, has been purchased by
Frederic Hl Of Hartford. who With
his family. has taken possession. Mrs
Hin was formerly Miss Emma Barrett
Of this city
Raymond Brown. son of MIR and
Mrs Hcrber, Brown. Church street.
and who has been clerk in " j.
Rattlett's store. is tn view YORK await
jHr uIl operation NJ Browns IN
uae- tbs tbe service of bis country
oNcf-el- arg the cause of bus illness
charles X. Brow ming. School street.
Bias recovered from the effects Of the
accident which h, sustained several
weeks aea while automobilinE with
III wife. tud ha- returned 90 his work
at Ia, railroad yara SIS Browning
IS sin II lbe hospital ni gaining
.lowly
Miss Berniee Lloyd OF Claremont,
y H.. has been spending week with
the Misses poreas and Ruth Bartlett
They were an classmates al ST. Mar
garet's school in Waterbury, and at
tended the alumni banquet and also
the 81 Margaret's tea in Hartford
Friday night
The Ladies Aid OF the Baptist
church Viii hold Christmas sale and
chicken supper Tuesday afternoon
and evening. Dec IS Useful and
fancy articles, aprons and homemade
candy viii be for sale The supper
will be- served from 70 9 o'clock
The sale commences at g o'clock. 4
musical program will follow the sup
per
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09

William + Rafferty, Wa IN Boston
NJ Uiutsday
Charles P Kennedy vas in Moosup
valley u l. on sunday
Miss Katherine Byrue Of the Peo.
pics Store a.iu Boston Tuesday
A P Lett OF Norwich wa. the
r.le-E Of H- mother aad sisters over
Sunday
D. Harry " Thompson and fam.
lis vef.- in MoudVille Mas. or
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Lschsuee of
Providence street were ia Worcester
THURSDAY
haae Champeau Of Seder's cloth.
iue and CLOAK store WAS lu Boston and
Worcester rucsday
M.ss Blanche Eaflamme and Mis-,
Irene Maeeau we're Hartford visitor
e1er Saturday and Sunday
Rosario Blain and friend. Albert
Gutoue- sottfaf Grosvenordalr, were
Putnam Visitor. ou Sunday
Henry WEIGH has purchased OF
.tmrte- UI 5lutur Paul tbe Horace
Il Pierce plaeo=e Walnut STREET
Lawyer Charles / Torrey va. in
Hartford "Wednesday attending i
State Board Il Education meeting
Mrs Fred } Wilcox Is at the Day
ktmhali Hospital has ng had am OPP
GRAFTON for eall Stone She Is resting
ves comfortably
Mr.. Carrie Il Gasgoisne aud son,
Ransom Al Gaseoiene, spent the
week end IN East Providence. with
Mr.. and Nfs teaua rhorburn
Dr. B. Kent aud Newton a Bal.
lard were delegates. with Rev J q.
Stoddard, a. sit IN council Wednesday
ou the ordination ~ Rev } NJ ilouek
the new pastor # the Baptist church
- panieeen
Mrs Josephine Greene aud } Hen
tIsr#aa ll9it entertained =the tisk tnE
krtaitz tuHl.ea Sinners eyer Sunday
rhey rae,a eon,et9e pamelsou ID
Jbr aflcfueon ui at thr Cane,eea
toraa eHHegh SUNDAY evening toWe
tfoW Ir5 81 Wulll-taf
The suauyside Club, composed of
YOUNG ladies ST tne Baptist Sunday
g6gol maezs vlgh Mr- Charles
Guile. Woodslo,s avenue. this tFr-
il4l evening 10 complete plans for
Christmas Tha Young people ar
ruaBs hrm cheer and comfort 20
many ot the 4lek lonely and shat-ins
q Oh, e.l 81 holiday time
\ large and delighted sudienee
greeted The Fisk University Jubilee
Singers ii the congregational church
Sunday evening The company was
composed If dse members who gave a
concert IF much merit and exquisite
harmony talk WAS given by one
~ thr singers bon behalf Of the uniyer-
sty Rev Warren T. Landers Of
Br5g aton Mass, the speaker that
morning. presided 4 silver offering
was t5k5H amounting 10 So which
wall De devoted to THE music building
fuua
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
Baptist Church Notes

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Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09

You get immediate action
two ways by applying Nicks
VapoRub TO the chest for bron-
chial congestions. Rub Nieks
well in and warm glow follows.
Not only are the ingredients alb
sorbed. but their healing vapors.
released by the body heat, are
taken with each breath right into
the inhamed passages
Thus, externally and inter
nally. YOU get the beneficial
effect OF Camphor, Menthol.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09

Charles seder va. in Boston Mon
day
Noel Dupre and Arthur DIVERT
made business trip 20 Boston Tues
day.
Miss Rachel Jordan. Main street.
who has tern quite III, is very much
improved
Miss Mae Preston OF the Putnam
Inc BIAS trer taking much needed
rest IA Boston
Mr.. John o. Fox had successful
operation on Monday at the Day KIM.
bail Hospital
Allie s. King ha. moved from Cen
ter street 30 the home Of his mother
on Grove street
Joseph D Flagg has gone to Balti.
more. Nd. where he expects TO re-
main this winter.
Miss Edith Geeson of Cambridge,
Mass, spent Sunday with her parents
at their home on Grove street.
Mr. and Mrs c. Kendall Coekell of
New London spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs p Bruce, Chapman street.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Moss, Grove
street. Aa,e As guest Mis- Harriet
Mealeott az New York and Cam
bridge
Mrs Bertha Labonte. who under
Wcnt an operation az the Day kimball
Hospital a few weeks ago. rs very
much improved.
MIR aud Mrs John Macdonald and
three children Of Hartford were over
Sunday guests Of Mayor-elect and
Mrs Archibald Macdonald.
Henry S Lyon. the new telephone
exchange manager. has removed from
Musted and taken the rent in F. G.
Kinney house en- Center street.
MIR aud Mrs John kinyon of Xii
lugly were In the city Saturday eve
ming and attended the ST Philips
Guild supper len Odd Fellows hall
Mrs. John H. Ceeson leaves next
Monday for weeks visit with her
neither, Mrs carrie l.. Walker, and
daughter. Miss Edith Geeson, of Cam
bridge Mas
W Johnson. now in Tampa, Fla.
IS remembering his friends -baca
home with booklets and papers de
scurtvt Of the beautiful metropolis
of South tloriaa.
a rummage sale Tor he Wellesley
College Endowment Fund VIII be- held
Saturday morning. Dec TO. az The
earase iH ieal Of pupre drug store,
Providence street
Mis-. Louise { Spence. held super
visor for the Red Gross IN Connect
cut. WAS here Wednesday. visiting the
district wlth Miss Cecilia 6. Lessard'
local Rel Cross nurse.
Putnam friends OF Mrs. Myrtle
Bruce pubriel OF Fast Hartford viii
be panied to learn Of her death which
followed an operation at the Hartford
Hospital. She leaves husband
mother and three small children.
Theodore p. wadsworth, Jr., ~hS
FOR some time has been employed by
the Elmer Auto 60. on Bridge street
recently Joined his parents IN Sar
I Diego. Cal. Teddy" has been Offered
an opportunity 10 join an orchestrs
playing iazz" in Mexico, and ma,
locate in the tamale country
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
NEIGHBoRs' NIGHT
WITH QulNNATIsSE1

Putnam Grange sent delegation
Of % members TO Thompson Tuesday
evening TO attend the Neighbors
Night meeting Of Quinnatisset Grange
in the town hall Supper and dane.
ing were enjoyed. The Putnam mum
bers on the program were as follows
Piano solo. Miss Ruth Arnold: violin
solo. James Elliott; reading. Mrs
Ethel Tourteilotte.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09

The Putnam Patriot L. On Sale
Friday Afternoons at the
Following Places;
Putnam News Co, Union 81.
Michael J Lynch News Store
United Cigar Store, Front st
Fred Corbin. Bugbe. Corner
Friday Evening II May BE Obtain
ed At
The Thompson Post Office.
Arsene Frappier's Barber Shop.
North Grosven8rtale.
Groavenordale Post Office
NJ. Kenney Mechanicsyille
Pomfret Post Office
The Patriot Office is open each
Thursday afternoon bat closes for
he day a. noon on Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich of North

Grosvenordale are moving into their
home on Grove street vacated by his
brother, Jesse Z Rich. who moves
into his own house near by
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09

Rev. ]. L. Roney. Rector
sunday third Sunday in Advent.
"a. M. Holy Communion
l45 a m., Church school
I0.41. Holy Communion aha 9ti
on.
5p Vespcrs and address
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-09
Vapors Us. Bronchitis
Old-fashioned remedies absorbed and
inhaled by effective new method.

Eucalyptus Thyme, Cedar Leaf
and Pine.
Vicks is a truly remarkable
remedy for concessions OF nose,
throat or chest Its worth IS
well appreciated Over Il NH
lion Jars are used yearly Tor all
kinds OF colds, for skn hurts
and itchings, for neuralgia pains.
Once tried. Vicks becomes a
standby in the family medicine
cabinet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-07
HIGH SCHOOL. NOTES

Second Shipment Ready--The sec
md shipment of pictures for the an
nual is ready to be sent. The pictures
are being sent to the engravers in
quarter lots. The first lot was sent
several weeks ago and the second
shipment will be sent within a few
days. AS yet no printing company
has been signed with as the staff wish
es to get bids on the work. Local
printers have made bids. as well as
several printing houses in the north
west. Miss Irva Dale. business man.
ager and editor-elect. announces that
the sale of the ANNALS is advancing
nicely but the advertisements are COM
ing in slowly Several business houses
have already contracted for ads but
others have refused. Advertisements
IN such n book would be paying to any
merchant as alumni as well as high
school students will have copies and
exchange copies will be sent to col
leges and other high schools over the
United States, says Miss Dale. Several
subscriptions for ANNALS have already
been sent in by alumni.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-07
NEWS Of THE COUNTY
/. OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Would Recover $274o.

Suit was flied today In the district
court by Lucy shafer and e. B. sha.-
fer against Jennie Qulnian SEEK
ing judgment for the sum OF $2740
declared TO have been paid on a con-
tract for the purchase of certain pro-
Iperty in Pendleton. The complaint
alleges that the plaintiff contracted
with the defendants to purchase tho
property for the sum of $6bUv and
that they had lived up to the contract
even though the defendant assured
them she could not exact technical
compliance of the terms. The plain
tiffs further aver that on the 18th.
OF January the defendant in violation
of her representation and protestation
Of friendship and kindly lenieney de-
signed to cheat and defraud" the
plaintiffs out Of their money and df-
vert it for her own use. The plain
tiffs further allege that they have
rendered payments due under the con-
tract which were refused and that they
have been forcibly ousted and elected
from the premises. Wherefore they
ask judgment to recover money which
they allege is due them. Peterson,
Bishop and Clark are attorneys for
the plaintiffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-07

but they are not discouraged. They
are looking for a man-whom they
believe they have in Sir James Craig
who must be. as unionist expressed
it, "an architect as well as builder
who can design. what is really Vi
ster's future. He must, the unionist
added. dream the fnll design before
the begins to build, :
The present government will be
taken over with Ulster as capital of a
small semi-dependent country. For
meriy the government emanated from
London and centered in Dublin.
Leaders regard as equally import-
ant the British and southern Irish re-
actions to the operation of the new re
gime. British sentiment toward the
future of the. whole of ireland will
rest largely on the way Ulster gets
along. Southern Ireland, particular
ly the nationalists, also are expected
to judge by the first government
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-07
EDITOR MUST
GIVE AN EXPLANATION
TO WASHINGTON HOUSE
Published Account of Omnibus
Appropriation Bill Which
Was Given in Confidence.

OLYMPIA. Wash. March 7.-O.
PJ-The house today voted to sum
mon the Editor of the state Post In
teiligeneer to explain why he had pub
lished an account of the Omnibus ap-
preparation bill. They declared tho
appropriations We're given to the paper
in confidence and were not to be re-
leased for publication until Monday
afternoon. ]. p. Davis, chairman OF
the appropriations committee, stated
the publication constituted a violation
Of confidence. He said later, however.
that he would ask the house to rescind
its vote.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-07
HOME RULE ON TRIAL
IN FIRST ASSEMBLY

BELFAST, March 7.-(Chas. Nc
Cam, u. r. Staff Correspondentl-
Ulster. believing the future history of
Ireland depends ON its successful OPP
GRAFTON of the home rule bill, is alive
to the warnings of its leaders that up
on the oaliber and work of its. first
parliament depends the operation it,
self
Bitterly disappointed, though hard
ly surprised. at Sir Edward Carson's
refusal to become first premier, the
unionist leaders are going ahead with
the material they have.
From the members of the first par
lament will be selected the cabinet,
which Sir James Craig has consented
to lead as premier if his selection is
unanimous. The first parliament. too.
will elect the senate.
Prospective members of the govern
ment now are devoting most of their
time 70 becoming acquainted with the
existing British government depart
ments which they must overtake and
operate. Leaders despair OF obtaining
q man who can take carson's place,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-07
RAILROAD LINE TO
CB|LRE THE BALKANS

ROME, March 7.--OHenry Wood,
United Press Staff Correspondent.)- -
The ''Adriatico" is the name that will
be given to the new line of railway
that is to connect. Belgrade with the
Adriatic seaport of Cattaro and which
is expected to work wonders in carry
ing modern civilization into certain
sections OF the Balkans.
Where the railroad was the princi-
pal factor in carrying modern pro-
gress into the western portion of the
United States half a century ago, the
lack of railways appears to have been
the determining factor in leaving por-
tions Of the Balkan peRrfula in a
state of primitiveness that is sur
prise TO Americans.
However, Jugo- -Slavia's new railway
project is intended more especially as
a Commercial shortcut to Europe,
rather than purely means of civiliza-
ton. The "Adriatieo" from Cattaro
Will connect up with Brindisi on the
italian side with huge ferry boats.