December 12, 1924
Tobacco Prices Are Still Good In Local Markets 1,750,000 Lbs. of 1923 Redried Pool Leaf Sold
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Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Gabriel Slaughter, born in 1767. A farmer by trade, he migrated to Kentucky in 1799/1800 to become our 7th… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Isaac Shelby, the 1st Kentucky governor, born in 1750. The Frederick (Washington County, MD) native was the son of… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
December 11, 1999
With 8,834 Laffit Pincay Becomes Winningest Jockey KTA and TOBA Ask State To Ban Milkshaking While the Practice is Investigated
December 11, 1974
Betty Ford Lights National Christmas Tree In Blue Room UK Names Hagan As AD
December 11, 1924
Kentucky Revenue To Increase By Two Million Lafayette Hotel To Host the 25 Players on UK Football Team for Team Banquet Tonight
December 10, 1999
Yeltsin Issues Nuclear Warning To Clinton Patrick E. Madden, 66, Dies In Houston of Cancer
December 10, 1974
Public Employment Grows By Leaps and Bounds Christmas Lights Back After 1973 Energy Crisis
December 10, 1924
U.S. Corporations Will Help Write World Code Laws Horticulturists Of Kentucky Meet For 69th Annual Meeting
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December 10, 1861, Confederate General Felix Zollicoffer and his men pushed Union General Albin Shoepf’s forces out of Somerset. December 10, 1861, Mount Sterling native… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY