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Identifier: Boone_County_Recorder_Vol_40_1914 (find matches)
Title: Boone County Recorder
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Boone County Recorder
Subjects: Boone County, Kentucky newspapers
Publisher: Boone County Recorder
Contributing Library: Boone County Public Library
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dward Burris has rentedB. E. Ay lor larm on Wooiperthis year anu will move loshortly. the lor u Woodie Sullivan, ai Commissary,reports sixteen nice young lame?in his flock. They are tnree orfour weeks old. Fine weather last week formoving tobacco, and considerableof the weed was delivered to thebuyers in the county. Congressman A. B. .Rouse ishereby tendered the Recordersthanks for a copy of the latestCongressional Directory. The remains of Geneial SimeonBolivar liuekner were consignedto the grave in the cemetery atFrankfoit last Friday after-noon. Gen. Villa has defeated the> fed-eials in Xsortheru Mexico so oftenin the last six weeks that theirarmies in that territory are bad-ly demoralized. A Organized base, bull is keepinga stiff upper lip although thefrequent incursions the FederalLeague is making into its ranksare very annoying. Gov. McCroary wants the Statedebt paid but he is opposed toa bond issue or an increase in thetax levy. He fails to suggesthow the trick may be turneu
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Who Is to Blame ? ~ 5ome Raised, Some Lowered. Oyster supper for the benefit ofthe Hebron and Limaburg pike atOdd-Fellows Hall, Hebron, Fri-day, January 16th, 1914, from 3to 10 p. m. Admission, 25 cents.Come everybody. Mary E. Walton, wife of John H.Walton, Sayler Park, Ohio, diedTuesday, January lath, 1911, 3:40a. m. Funeral from residence 9 a.m. Thursday. Burial at Bullitts-burg at 9 a. m. Kindly omit flow-ers. i will ignore to ) If the legislaturepolitics and attend strictlybusin ess TTurihg its aesaion it mayaccomplish some good. The debtthe State is carrying is due large-ly to politics suspending busi-ness in past legislatures Ian~d7 declaringflfmust Be1 con-fined to the public road. Mr. FlorenceAdams had~ irolrt the rural car- Constancerier that he would allow him to Carlton_pass through his farm until the15th of this month, but since the-eourt -ignored hishas decided toand The stockholders of Woolperand Waterloo telephone line No.11 .will—meet at Woolper schoolhouse at 1 p. m

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