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  125 Most recent stories in topic Jim: History
  1. 50 Years Ago in Columbia: Hutchison & Sons
    Posted: 2024-07-08, Story ID: 131942

  2. The Adair Train Robbery of 1892
    Posted: 2024-06-05, Story ID: 131674

  3. Reed & Coffey, Undertakers, 1898
    Posted: 2024-05-12, Story ID: 131454

  4. A letter from C.S. Harris, 1917
    Posted: 2024-04-28, Story ID: 131322

  5. The Stanford Road Bridge across Russell's Creek, 1903
    Posted: 2024-04-07, Story ID: 131102

  6. Thumbnail Word-Sketch: C.S. Harris, 1861-1935
    Posted: 2024-03-23, Story ID: 130955

  7. Thanksgiving activities 1938
    Posted: 2023-11-22, Story ID: 129632

  8. Haulin' the mail (1858 style)
    Posted: 2023-10-29, Story ID: 129337

  9. Some (mostly) front page advertising, mid-October, 1928
    Posted: 2023-10-15, Story ID: 129151

  10. Massie and Montgomery sign $10 bill in local collection
    Posted: 2023-09-27, Story ID: 128932

  11. Columbia and Adair Co.: buzzing and booming, September 1902
    Posted: 2023-09-23, Story ID: 128880

  12. Rays of sunshine in the shadows of the Great Depression
    Posted: 2023-09-16, Story ID: 128797

  13. 100 Years Ago: Goings-on in early September 1923
    Posted: 2023-09-10, Story ID: 128712

  14. News, deals, and help wanted, mid-August 1973
    Posted: 2023-08-20, Story ID: 128481

  15. Nu-Art Studio, August 1943
    Posted: 2023-08-12, Story ID: 128407

  16. A History of Mr. F.H. Durham and the Durham Grocery Co.
    Posted: 2023-07-23, Story ID: 128173

  17. An Addendum: Typhoid fever, 1931-1932
    Posted: 2023-07-13, Story ID: 128065

  18. Columbia and the long road to water works, 1929 - 1933
    Posted: 2023-07-13, Story ID: 128064

  19. Progress in Columbia, June 1933: Water Works, New Adair Hotel
    Posted: 2023-06-18, Story ID: 127761

  20. Short takes from the Adair County News, June 12, 1923
    Posted: 2023-06-11, Story ID: 127681

  21. Lest we forget
    Posted: 2023-02-20, Story ID: 126196

  22. A record worthy of remembrance
    Posted: 2023-01-16, Story ID: 125698

  23. Columbia's Building Boom, 1903
    Posted: 2022-12-31, Story ID: 125485

  24. The Columbia Kroger Store, 1936 - 1959
    Posted: 2022-12-16, Story ID: 125308

  25. IGA Super Market on the Columbia Square
    Posted: 2022-12-11, Story ID: 125204

  26. Early December 1942
    Posted: 2022-12-07, Story ID: 125153

  27. Letter: A few notes on Willis Furniture
    Posted: 2022-12-01, Story ID: 125062

  28. The Mary Jane Blakeman lot (Patteson Building)
    Posted: 2022-11-26, Story ID: 124991

  29. New of Columbia from late November, 1932
    Posted: 2022-11-24, Story ID: 124980

  30. Adair County odds and ends, mid-October, 1932
    Posted: 2022-10-12, Story ID: 124370

  31. Some more information about The Columbia Bakery
    Posted: 2022-09-14, Story ID: 123961

  32. September 2 is the birthday of Adair Co. Hero Col. Frank Wolford
    Posted: 2022-09-02, Story ID: 123831

  33. 85 years ago: Grocery stores galore!
    Posted: 2022-06-26, Story ID: 122998

  34. Coffey & Stotts, 1931
    Posted: 2022-06-06, Story ID: 122749

  35. Goff Motel, 1942 - 1953
    Posted: 2022-03-13, Story ID: 121639

  36. Rev. Wyatt G. Montgomery Goes to Egypt, 1922
    Posted: 2022-02-27, Story ID: 121429

  37. Ms. Sara Rey Marcum attends a ball, 1909
    Posted: 2022-01-30, Story ID: 120997

  38. Odd Fauna of Adair County
    Posted: 2022-01-24, Story ID: 120896

  39. Short takes from the Adair Co. News, page 1, mid-January 1922
    Posted: 2022-01-15, Story ID: 120737

  40. Selected Christmas ads, 1956
    Posted: 2021-12-19, Story ID: 120313

  41. Christmas around the Square, 1931
    Posted: 2021-12-09, Story ID: 120150

  42. An Adair Co. Author: Mary Allen Grissom (1883-1963)
    Posted: 2021-10-31, Story ID: 119491

  43. Around The Shire, mid-October 1931
    Posted: 2021-10-17, Story ID: 119261

  44. Memphis to Big Creek, 1936: Mr. W.L. Grady's wild ride home
    Posted: 2021-09-19, Story ID: 118773

  45. Four miles to Columbia: a long ago journey recalled
    Posted: 2021-09-12, Story ID: 118624

  46. August 1961: Sports briefs, and a question of time
    Posted: 2021-08-15, Story ID: 118115

  47. Bits and pieces from across the county, early August 1931
    Posted: 2021-08-08, Story ID: 118006

  48. Late June - early July, 1936: Events around The Shire
    Posted: 2021-06-27, Story ID: 117391

  49. Spicy news bits from June 1931
    Posted: 2021-06-20, Story ID: 117286

  50. 1931: Talkies arrive; and the Royal Columbians Orchestra
    Posted: 2021-06-06, Story ID: 117095

  51. Ads from a bygone era offer insight into turn-of-century lifestyle
    Posted: 2021-05-16, Story ID: 116792

  52. Foree Hood and the brief saga of Sal-Lac
    Posted: 2021-04-18, Story ID: 116335

  53. Sam Judd, Adair Co. folk artist extraordinaire
    Posted: 2021-03-21, Story ID: 115904

  54. Whittlers of by-gone eras, and the museum that wasn't
    Posted: 2021-03-10, Story ID: 115735

  55. Christmas in Adair County, 1930
    Posted: 2020-12-25, Story ID: 114473

  56. Black Cake recipes from the early 1900s
    Posted: 2020-12-01, Story ID: 114057

  57. Changes on the Square: The Hutchison Building, 1931
    Posted: 2020-11-24, Story ID: 113947

  58. The Grocery Store on the Corner, 1914-1942
    Posted: 2020-11-15, Story ID: 113789

  59. Pfc. Harold Leonard Burton: Freedom is Never Free
    Posted: 2020-11-08, Story ID: 113639

  60. Early November 1940: Odds and ends from around Columbia
    Posted: 2020-11-01, Story ID: 113526

  61. Some changes on the Square, 1945
    Posted: 2020-10-16, Story ID: 113262

  62. Early October 1900: Milliners, hotels, a tinner, and...
    Posted: 2020-10-03, Story ID: 113037

  63. Late Sept. 1920: A Detective, Duvetyne, and Sundry Other News
    Posted: 2020-09-27, Story ID: 112927

  64. Miss Winston Arrives on Arbor Vitae
    Posted: 2020-09-25, Story ID: 112914

  65. 100 Years Ago: Lost and found
    Posted: 2020-09-13, Story ID: 112707

  66. Melvin White's sidelong look at the cholera outbreak of 1873
    Posted: 2020-08-21, Story ID: 112338

  67. Jeffries Hardware, c. 1890 - 1920
    Posted: 2020-07-26, Story ID: 111889

  68. JIM: The story behind an old picture
    Posted: 2020-07-11, Story ID: 111641

  69. Letter: Larry Smith Rialto photo
    Posted: 2020-05-22, Story ID: 110806

  70. A trip to Bowling Green, 1930
    Posted: 2020-05-16, Story ID: 110697

  71. April/May 1920: Services & Goods; The great debate; and more
    Posted: 2020-04-19, Story ID: 110223

  72. Mid-April 1945: Of wars, and auctions, and death in far-off lands
    Posted: 2020-04-15, Story ID: 110152

  73. April 12th Easter
    Posted: 2020-04-12, Story ID: 110089

  74. April 1940: Around the county and around the Square
    Posted: 2020-04-08, Story ID: 110020

  75. 90 years ago: Entertainment, education, and the marvelous Maytag
    Posted: 2020-04-05, Story ID: 109958

  76. Mr. White scourges Sir Groundhog
    Posted: 2020-04-01, Story ID: 109886

  77. JIM: What were you doing half a century ago?
    Posted: 2020-03-28, Story ID: 109831

  78. 75 years ago: fallen heroes; local events; and a harp of gold
    Posted: 2020-03-26, Story ID: 109781

  79. Letter: More birth announcements
    Posted: 2020-02-07, Story ID: 108865

  80. Dr. Bolin's unusual record
    Posted: 2020-02-06, Story ID: 108834

  81. Memories of Amos Fox
    Posted: 2020-01-26, Story ID: 108646

  82. More on the Dillon pharmacists
    Posted: 2020-01-02, Story ID: 108229

  83. January 1920: A New Decade Dawns in Adair Co.
    Posted: 2019-12-29, Story ID: 108182

  84. Columbia's construction boom, 1922-1923
    Posted: 2019-12-21, Story ID: 108070

  85. Early occupants of the Fred Hill building, 1922-1926
    Posted: 2019-12-18, Story ID: 108016

  86. Some history of the Hill Building
    Posted: 2019-12-14, Story ID: 107958

  87. Automobile license plates 85 years ago
    Posted: 2019-12-10, Story ID: 107859

  88. Single-year snapshot of Adair County schools, 1944
    Posted: 2019-11-30, Story ID: 107665

  89. Eighty years ago: 2 Thanksgivings, and death of a grandson of The Shire
    Posted: 2019-11-24, Story ID: 107565

  90. History by JIM: about the Town Knocker
    Posted: 2019-11-24, Story ID: 107554

  91. A question for the ages
    Posted: 2019-11-19, Story ID: 107466

  92. November 1934 -- Homecoming, the President's visit, and news from the county
    Posted: 2019-11-17, Story ID: 107429

  93. November 1944: Adair County at War
    Posted: 2019-11-10, Story ID: 107313

  94. Rosenwald then and now - getting things done working together
    Posted: 2019-11-03, Story ID: 107165

  95. Hot properties in Adair County, October 1929
    Posted: 2019-10-13, Story ID: 106744

  96. History: The fight for local option in Adair County, 1934-37
    Posted: 2019-10-08, Story ID: 106639

  97. Big Windy, KY made news in the early 1900s
    Posted: 2019-10-06, Story ID: 106594

  98. Early Sept. 1959: Mr. Hoover crosses a bridge, and other items.
    Posted: 2019-09-08, Story ID: 106049

  99. Eighty Years Ago: around The Shire (and beyond)
    Posted: 2019-08-31, Story ID: 105899

  100. 90 years ago: Roads, Water, the Fair, and a real hotel man
    Posted: 2019-08-04, Story ID: 105439

  101. Meanwhile, back in the Shire: July, 1934
    Posted: 2019-07-21, Story ID: 105218

  102. Last Warning
    Posted: 2019-07-16, Story ID: 105113

  103. Dr. Lafayette Page of Adair County
    Posted: 2019-07-14, Story ID: 105087

  104. Ninety years ago: late June into early July 1929
    Posted: 2019-06-30, Story ID: 104839

  105. Telephone Trivia from 1936
    Posted: 2019-06-30, Story ID: 104831

  106. We've got a job to do: a grandson of The Shire goes to war
    Posted: 2019-05-27, Story ID: 104242

  107. Link: Mark Twain's Mentor
    Posted: 2019-04-10, Story ID: 103358

  108. JIM: Goings on in The Shire, early April 1939
    Posted: 2019-04-02, Story ID: 103206

  109. Adair County's other first radio station
    Posted: 2019-03-23, Story ID: 103036

  110. Early Broadcasting in Adair County, Kentucky
    Posted: 2019-02-17, Story ID: 102394

  111. A few notes about Columbia's old jail building
    Posted: 2019-02-06, Story ID: 102174

  112. A brief history of the Willock Building
    Posted: 2019-01-23, Story ID: 101893

  113. Mid-Jan 1919: Veterans returning home
    Posted: 2019-01-20, Story ID: 101843

  114. January 1943: Victory tax; society news; around the square; a maimed merchant
    Posted: 2019-01-13, Story ID: 101681

  115. Early January 1924: Odds & ends from 95 years ago
    Posted: 2019-01-06, Story ID: 101550

  116. 90 years ago: Christmas trees, clearance sales, and other topics
    Posted: 2018-12-30, Story ID: 101431

  117. 1918: the year Christmas stood still
    Posted: 2018-12-25, Story ID: 101351

  118. Christmas draws near, December 1933
    Posted: 2018-12-16, Story ID: 101212

  119. Reminisces of an October day: a visit out Bottom Road
    Posted: 2018-12-10, Story ID: 101106

  120. The days before the war, when I was a happy child
    Posted: 2018-12-02, Story ID: 100954

  121. 80 years ago: basketball, electricity, water tower, and an amazing contest
    Posted: 2018-11-25, Story ID: 100812

  122. Ninety years ago: a Columbia church building goes up in flames
    Posted: 2018-11-03, Story ID: 100430

  123. Renaissance in Columbia 1898-2011, Part II
    Posted: 2018-10-14, Story ID: 100072

  124. JIM - Renaissance in Columbia 1898-1911
    Posted: 2018-10-11, Story ID: 100038

  125. JIM: Education makes the headlines, early September 1928
    Posted: 2018-09-09, Story ID: 99446


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