May Seek Re election In Circuit Court Race
Report says Circuit Judge Will A Young of the Twenty first district, appointed to fill his brother Allie W Youngs term, will seek re election. W Bridges White and B S Wilson were considered likely successors. The Rowandistrict matters could rise in complexity. The State Board of Equalization hints at a twelve percent land tax raise in Montgomery county.
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Will A. Young
Twenty-first Judicial District
Allie W. Young
Kentucky
Ceed
Will Young
W. Bridges White
Mt. Sterling
Commonwealth
B. S. Wilson
Morehead
White
Young
Rowan
Louisville Times
State Board of Equalization
Montgomery County
Gov Mc Creary Signs Every Bill From Session
Governor Mc Creary has signed every bill passed in the recent session, demonstrating a high degree of agreeableness often seen in habitual candidates.
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Gov. McCreary
Post Road Improvement Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals are invited by Montgomery and Bath counties in Kentucky for Post Road resurfacing and grading projects between Mt. Sterling and Sharpsburg. Montgomery county plans 7 miles of waterbound macadam resurfacing, Bath county 3.5 miles of grading draining and surfacing. Bid deposits of 200 dollars required. plans available via Earl W. Senff office.
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Montgomery and Bath County
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Montgomery and Bath Counties
Sharpsburg
Montgomery County
Bath County
Earl W. Senff
Montgomery CO
Montgomery Man Weds Olympia Woman at Parsonage
Mr. Walter Pierce of Montgomery West Virginia and Miss May Swartz of Olympia Kentucky were married at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday afternoon with Rev. T W Watts officiating. Attendants were Mr. Jessie Ingram and Miss Ethel Swartz.
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Walter Pierce
Montgomery
W. Va
May Swartz
Olympia, Ky
Methodist
T. W .Watts
Jessie Ingram
Ethel Swartz
Subscribing Laws for Newspapers and Delinquent Readers
The court decisions outline that subscribers who do not give notice are deemed to renew. Publishers may continue sending until dues are paid. If papers are not collected at the post office the subscriber is responsible. Moving without informing the publisher creates liability. Refusing or leaving uncalled for papers is prima facie evidence of fraud. Prepaid subscribers must notify if stopping. otherwise arrears remain.
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United States Court
Wanted Young Lady to Train as Nurse at Robbins' Hospital
An advertisement seeks a young woman to learn nursing at Robbins' Hospital in Salt Lick Kentucky. Room board and pay are offered at six dollars per month starting with the position.
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Robbins’ Hospital
Salt Lick
Residence Robbery on High Street Reported
Burglars entered the home of Mr. R. E. Punch on High Street Thursday night and took a valuable watch and other items. A guest girl had diamonds valued over $1,200 in the bureau drawer but they were left behind. Police believe amateurs committed the crime and seek to recover the watch and identify the culprits.
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R. E. Punch
High Street
Dissolution of United States Express Company Remains News
Uncle Sam runs the parcel post. The United States Express Company voted unanimously to liquidate and dissolve quickly. The late Thomas A. Platt, longtime U S Senator, opposed parcel post advocates and helped shape the rise of a new order.
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Uncle Sam
Parcel Post
United States Express Company
Thomas A. Platt
United States Senate
Prudence and Love Foretell Foolish Hearts
A reflective line notes that prudence fades at love’s birth and even a philosopher can become a fool in matters of affection. The sentiment blends romance with skepticism about rational restraint in love.
County Teachers Express Gratitude for Support and Instruction
A series of resolutions thank the County Superintendent for expanding teaching knowledge and bringing in speakers, Prof. ORear for dedication, Prof. Hopper and colleagues for welcoming demonstrations, Prof. Goodwin and staff for kindness and help, local ministers and educators for agricultural and domestic training, school literary societies for programs, and the janitor for upkeep and horse care.
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O’rear
W. O. Hopper
Hirshman
Watts and
Trimble
John G. Winn
W. C. Hamilton
R. L. Coleman
T. J. Bigstaff
Beckham speech at Elizabethtown answers Stanley attack
The Harrodsburg Leader praises Gov. Beckham for a candid Elizabethtown address that counters Stanley's charges. It argues Stanley must justify his accusations and change his campaign tactics or face defeat, while expressing no personal grudge but concern over his methods.
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Gov. Beckham
Elizabethtown
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
Notice of Estate Settlement Sittings in Mt Sterling
Master Commissioner John A. Judy announces sittings to settle the estate of J. M. Bigstaff in Mt. Sterling Kentucky from April 1 to April 11 1914. Creditors must present duly proven claims against the estate.
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John A. Judy
Notice of Commissioner Sittings in Mt Sterling Kentucky
Special Commissioner Grubbs announces sittings at his office Mt Sterling from April 1 to April 11 1914 to settle claims against the estate of John Grigsby all claimants must present properly proven claims to the special commissioner in charge of the Eastern Kentucky State Hospital matter.
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Mt. Sterling
J. M. Bigstaff
John Grigsby
Co. D. Grubbs
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Advocate Publishing
Kentucky Press Association
J. . Hedden, JR
B. Senff
Eorrors
New York
Chicago
Bath CO. Fiscal Court
Vanarsdell’s
Burpee’s
Arden
Land & Priest
M. J. Goodwin
Ralston Health
At. Brunner
McDonald Bros
Al-Iry
Harrodsburg
Montgomery Circuit Court
D. J. Burchett
Adm
Mary E. Bigstaff
Heiskell’s
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Spring Garden St
Phila
Eastern
Ky., State Hospital
Pitt
Johnn Grigsby, &c
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
J. D
Sutton-Eastin Co
Gmbalmers Ambulance Service
Wight
Burpee
Atlee Burpee & CO
Philadelphia
Burpee Buildings
Mt.Sterling
the Rogers Co. Incorporated
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