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The Adair County News
Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky
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Local news from Stokes reports steamboats operating, a farm event postponed due to weather, personal visits and travels, dissolution of Stokes Bros. partnership, and agricultural trades including livestock and corn sales.
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The steamboats are running.
J. J. Stokes farm was put off on account of bad weather until Saturday, December 6.
Miss Rove Oats, of Rankin, has returned home after a pleasant visit to her sister. Mrs. J. J. Stokes.
Charley Lair, of Monticello, was here last week.
Frank Ballanger, dry goods drummer, was here Thursday.
W. N. Stokes was in Monticello Monday,
The firm of Stokes Bros., have dissolved-partnership.
A. L. Stokes is still in the live stock trade. He bought a bunch of hogs of Wm, Pierce at 4 per pound; one cow of B. S. Kinnett, $25; sold a bunch of hogs at $4.
W. N, Stokes sold 100 bu. of corn at his crib for 50c. a bushel.
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Stokes
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farm event postponed to december 6; stokes bros. partnership dissolved; livestock trades at $4 per pound for hogs and $25 for cow; 100 bushels corn sold at 50c per bushel.
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Steamboats are running. J. J. Stokes farm postponed due to bad weather until Saturday, December 6. Miss Rove Oats returned home from visit to sister Mrs. J. J. Stokes. Charley Lair of Monticello visited last week. Frank Ballanger was here Thursday. W. N. Stokes in Monticello Monday. Stokes Bros. dissolved partnership. A. L. Stokes bought hogs from Wm. Pierce at 4 per pound and cow from B. S. Kinnett for $25, sold hogs at $4. W. N. Stokes sold 100 bu. corn at 50c a bushel.