TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 9, 1804, 23-year-old Richard Mentor Johnson of Georgetown became a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives. However, he did not meet the Kentucky… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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November 8, 1924
Forest Fires Spread To 6th County; However Now Under Control New Baking Company To Have Monopoly That Will Reach Coast-to-Coast
November 8, 1974
FTC Wants Food Makers To Back Up Nutritonal Claims Ali Coming Home to HUGE “Muhammad Ali Day” Festivities to Celebrate World Championship
November 8, 1999
Louisville Doctor’s Gambling Debts Hit $8 Million; Banks Loose Money; He Goes To Jail Kentucky Schools Take Lead Teaching Via Internet
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On November 8, 1789, folklore says that Elijah Craig distilled the 1st Bourbon Whiskey from corn in Bourbon County. Friday, November 8, 1805, John Adair… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 7, 1999
Rosemary Clooney, 71, Has New Album & Book Jefferson County School Ranks #1 For Fixing Y2K Issues
November 7, 1974
Democrats Control U.S. House/Senate and Have Most Governors; GOP in White House Wendall Ford Celebrates Senator Win; J. Carroll Gets Ready To Stay Governor
November 7, 1924
100s Flee As 5 Counties Hit Hard By Forest Fires; Estill Oil Fields Catch On Fire G.O.P. Takes Control of U.S. House
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 7, 1795, Benjamin J. Bradford established the Kentucky Journal in Frankfort, the Commonwealth’s 3rd newspaper. Kentucky in Retrospect by Lila Jones Kingston pg: 34.… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 6, 1999
Judge: Microsoft Is A Monolopy Joshua Johnson, 14, Youngest Heart Transplant Patent At UK