Diptheria
Raging in Adair County - 1910 |
A. Hovious Shoots and Mortally
Wounds Charles Taylor |
The Shooting Death of John Henry
Sneed, 1922 |
Columbia Recalls Tragedy of 1841 - 1902 |
A
Soldier Dies - 1908 [Junius Caldwell] |
James
Curt Wheat Passes Away - 1910 |
George
Morris Promoted While Serving Overseas |
Lt.
George Morris Downs Nazi Plane |
Charles
S. Winfrey Dies in
Dallas Hospital {Obituary] |
Obituary of John A. Coffey |
Articles from the Adair County News -
March 27, 1901 -
July 29, 1903 -
August 5, 1903 |
Spanish-American War Soldier,
Arthur Roberts Dies - 1901 |
Old Time Witch and Ghost Stories
- 1909 |
The Old Mourning Chair - 1909 |
A Series of several articles
regarding B. B. Cravens |
R. G. Turner returns from the
dead! - 1898 |
Old Soldier Passes On
[Robert T. Bennett] - 1898 |
A Marriage Cut Short -
Mr. O. A. Taylor and Miss Mollie P. Williams - 1905 |
A Grave Marker for a Highly
Respectable Citizen - 1906 |
Old Pete Passes On - 1899 |
A Noted Speech
by
Gen. Frank Wolford - 1899 |
Melvin Traylor Goes to Texas - 1898 |
A Glimpse of Gradyville - A
Thrifty Town - 1899 |
George Hayter lives 18 years without
knowing his parents - 1870 |
Lynnie Sanders - Richard
Moss Marriage - 1906 |
Columbia, Kentucky in the
1800's (from the Kentucky Explorer with permission) |
Maggie Smith Murdered
- 1930 |
To My Old Friends, from
George Acree - 1910 |
Wife of J. K. Miller Shot Dead
- 1903 |
The Killing of Capt. John R. Curry
- 1864 |
Sam Eubanks Invents a Churn Dash
- 1903 |
Montpelier Newsletter -
October 5, 1926 |
Montpelier Newsletter -
March 24, 1925 |
Will J. Lampton writes a poem in
response to receiving an invitation to the Great Kentucky
Homecoming of 1906. |
A Duel in Columbia is
Remembered - 1901 |
The
Bank of Cane Valley 1907-1910 |
A Letter from
Eld. Zachariah Taylor "Z.T."
Williams, Pastor of the Columbia - 1906 |
An Update to this
story!
One-Time Columbia Resident,
James Holt, Arrested for Murder - 1906 |
A Career in Telegraphy |
City Clock Keeps New Time |
Related Cundiff - Banks
Articles |
Pelly-Zearbaugh-Hill
Families, a series of related articles |
Professor Ballard's
Mysterious Nickel - 1906 |
One-Time Columbia Resident,
James Holt, Arrested for Murder - 1906 |
A Series of Articles on
C. M. Murrell & wife, Irene Dohoney 1900 - 1908 |
Fitzpatrick
Brothers Hanged in Adair Co. - 1884 |
4 News Articles from January -
April, 1908 |
4 1900 - 1907 Articles
for your Perusal & Entertainment |
Death
by Misadventure in Gradyville - 1900 |
To
The Editor - 1905 |
Cane
Valley, Then and Now - 1855 & 1908 |
Fight
at Green River Bridge - 1863 |
Adair
of Interest, General Articles - 1850 |
W. M.
Tarter death notice - 1910 |
Nancy
Bridgewater Obituary - 1904 |
Captain
James W. Prowell comes home to visit - 1900 |
Alexander
Hindman farm in the family for over 100 years |
Nancy
J. Bryant (Mrs. Jasper Bryant) Dies 1900 |
Ollie
Turpin Passes Away 1900 |
Mollie
Thomas Cross 1900 - 1908 |
J.
B. Thomas Dies - 1907 |
John
V. Goode Comes Home to Die - 1903 |
Adair
Co. Commercial Club Formed - 1901 |
Azure
Damron Kills Irvine Bottoms |
The
Peculiar Will of William E. Frazer |
The
Old Homestead of Gov. J. R. Hindman |
Mr.
R. C. Eubank |
A
Remarkable Snake |
Aunt
Sallie Judd - 1900 |
Barker
Brother Returns Home After 46 Years - 1909 |
Poplar
Hill Postmaster killed - 1904 |
Christmas
Colic - a humorous poem - 1908 |
First
Kentucky Soldier's Rally - December 31, 1909 |
Terrapin lives to a ripe old age |
Native
of Adair County Murdered in Louisville |
New Pool Hall Ordinance |
10
Veterans of the Mexican-American War in Adair County |
Zachariah
Taylor Williams |
The
Sad Story of Capt. John T. McLain of the First Kentucky Cavalry |
Col.
Frank Lane Wolford Birthplace |
Lapsley
Family News |
Death
of a Slave - 1906 |
Adair
County Poor-house, 1900-1910 |
The
Murder of Deputy Jailer Marvin Conover, 1904 |
The
Trial and Incarceration of Hezekiah Harmon, 1910. |
Obituaries
of Francis C. Shearer (father); William Trabue Shearer (son);
and Mary A. Trabue |
The
Murder of Elzy McClister, 1903 |
Monte W. Brockman,
master criminal, 1903 |
Death of Mrs. Lucien Moore
(nee Ursela Edrington), 1908 |
Letter from Mr. Lucien Moore,
late of Adair County, Kentucky, 1918 |
The Second Race
[of Milltown Bridge] |
Joe Franklin - 1907 thru 1910 |
The Killing of James Dooley,
1906 |
Columbia
[January, 1910] |
A letter, written by William Walls
Cook while serving in World War I - 1918 |
Columbia Expands -
1906 |
Golden Wedding |
A Warning |
Fred Rainwater,
track & field star at "the Lindsey-Wilson" 1907-1910 |
An Awful Tragedy |
Light Comes to
Columbia, 1905 |
Of Grave Concern
(three articles about Adair Co. graves & graveyards -
1903. 1909 & 1918) |
J. C. & Josephine Browning
Divorce - 1901 |
Luther Sneed Arrested for
Selling Alcohol - 1906 |
13 Year old Girl Refuses to Sing
Sherman's Tune - 1902 |
The
Turkey Hunt - 1910 |
Horse & Husband Missing...
Reward for the Horse - 1901 |
Sensation at Breeding |
Oldest Citizen of Adair County Dies - 1900 |
Quickest Proceeding Ever! |
A
Small Misunderstanding for Etta Reynolds |
Col. Frank Wolford Bequeaths Epaulets to Mrs. Bond |
Commencement At The
Lindsay-Wilson College 1907 |
The Killing of George O. Curry, 1901
|
Gradyville Flood - June 7,
1907, A Commemoration |
Adair Native
Killed in Central City - 1903 |
The Columbia Graduating Class of 1951
|
George Loy Speaks Out |
Various News Articles from 1949
|
Unidentified Man Shot and
Killed... Who is the Mystery Man? |
U. S. Harmon Family 1917 - 1949 |
Brothers Meet After 60 Years -
1946 |
Local Banker's Clothes Stolen
- 1948 |
Aged Mule Dies - 1947 |
English War Bride Arrives
in Adair - 1946
|
Janice Holt Giles New Novel on
Sale April 1st - 1950
|
23 Graduate from Breeding High
School - 1950
|
Blair - Smythe Nuptuals - 1937
|
Mrs. Finis Phelps and children,
narrowly escaped a serious accident
|
Miss Julia Eubank has purchased the
Millinery business of Mrs. L.W. Atkins in the Butler Building
|
Miss Ruth
Moss Injured In Leap From Car Friday |
Elsey
Bennett Held On
Two Counts of Disturbing Worship Counts
|
Twins Born In Adair County
Celebrate 74th Birthday - 1937
|
Casey County Legislator's
Trial For Shooting at Fair Delayed |
Straight From Gradyville: The
Community Newsletters of Mr. William M. Wilmore,
1918
|
Editor Barksdale Hamlett and the
Sinking of the Tuscania
|
Montpelier newsletters,
1918 - A Collection
|
Death of "Ted."
The passing of a faithful
canine. |
The Slacker - March 13, 1918 |
An unusual wedding; 6 couples were married
at the same time
|
Gaither Bryant visits Columbia
|
Noel Thomas Back From France - 1919
|
Tornado Destruction - 1933 |
In Memory of Larue P. Hurt
|
Glensfork Community
Newsletter - 1919 |
Death of Barksdale Hamlett
|
Letter from an Adair County
Doughboy in France, 1918 |
An Adair County Horse Jockey,
Impersonates An Officer, and Is Locked Up |
Sergeant S.P. Turner Back from
France |
Horse
Thief Caught |
Two Escape from the Adair
County Jail |
Jno. C. Eubank Promotes Snathe
Patent |
Paul Acree Kills John Gaskin
in Russell County |
Columbia High School, Class
of 1948 Articles transcribed from various editions of
the Adair County News |
Walker and Cheatham Announce
Opening of Meadow Hill Inn - 1947 |
The Circle R
Drive-In Opens Fifty Years Ago - 1956 |
Columbia High School, Class of
1947 Articles transcribed from various editions of
the Adair County News |
Columbia High School, Class of
1946 Articles transcribed from various editions of
the Adair County News |
Big City Ways Come To Columbia!
|
Columbia School Head Commits
Murder/Suicide - 1950 |
Nancy Traylor Falls To Death In New York |
Charley
Medaris, a Farmer of this County Found Dead in his Barn |
Patriotic News Articles
"Our Boys on the Front"
|
Lindsey Wilson
College News
|
News From Yesteryear
|
"Letters From the Past"
|
Rollin Stephens Charged With
Seduction
|
A Unique Advertisement from
the Adair County News |
Edgar Allen Diddle (1895-1970), the most
famous son of Gradyville |
Homecoming at Home of Mr. & Mrs.
Carlie Bryant |
Robert Conover Frazier Winner
of B.P.O. Elks Contest |
Melson Ridge Community Newsletter |
Ozark
Community Newsletter |
Five Cabbell Brothers Ages Total 424
Years
|
Sesqui-Centennial Celebration Planned -
September 9, 1942
|
1941 Advertisements in the News
|
New W.P.A. Library To Open Soon
|
Adair County Boy
Missing
|
Carbon
Monoxide Gas Kills Child
|
Buel H. Frankum Found Dead |
Dorothy Pearl Loy
Killed By Train |
William Henry
Cawhorn Fatally Injured |
George B. Yates
Killed in Crash |
Clifford Isaac
McQueary Meets Death While Squirrel Hunting |
Aunt Sallie Hunter
Struck and Killed by Automobile |
Herman G. Antle
Beaten to Death |
Alice Leftwich Slain in
Louisville |
Tom B. Duncan Kills
Wife and Hangs Self |
Former Sheriff, Cortez Sanders
Killed by Plane in Louisville |
Sam Lee Jones
Dies in Fall from Steel Tower |
John C. Butler
Dies of Gunshot Wounds |
Jack Butler Shot By
Sam Smith |
Hugh Alec Giles Commits
Suicide |
Walter Shirley Dragged to
Death by Mule |
Marion Smith
Dies Near Chicago |
Joe Bennett Killed
in Train Wreck |
Clifton Bryant and
Chester Bryant Die in House Fire |
"Snowball"
Vaughn Said To Have Been Shot By Wes Johnson In Self Defense |
Paul Taylor Held
Without Bond For Murder of Ben Taylor |
Ben
Jefferies Killed in Elevator Mishap |
Elza Hare Accidentally Killed at Trapshoot |
Ned West Patton Drowns
in Russell Creek |
Mrs. Frank
Bennett Murdered |
J. M. Janes' Family Have Homecoming |
Dec.
1908 - Selected Obits from the Adair County News |
A Double Hanging in Columbia - 1884 |