County High School Notes Highlight Local Activities
Willard McGuire reports on the county high school scene with a lecture by Prof. Ren Barnard on Manual Training, the Boys' Corn Club organized by Miss Nell Whaley, and officers elected for the club. Y M C A constitution adopted, a new club formed under Prof Goodwin, and Grace Childers winning a Bryant & Stratton scholarship. A Thursday ball game at Riddle's Park ends 13 to 2 in favor of the Veterans. syrup and buckwheat offered at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. A. Barnard
Richmond
Mutchler
Lexington
Montgomery County Boys’ Corn Club
Nell Whaley
Breck Horton
Ashley Blevins
Milton McClure
B .W. Trimble
Goodwin
Lonnie Barnard
Ashby Blevins
Ma“son Kash
Henry Barnes
Grace Childers
Sentinel- Democrat
Bryant & Stratton
Business College
Louisville
Correspondence from Howard's Mill Community Notes
Mrs. Stevenson reports grass growth easing feed shortages. A son Charley Robert born to Mrs Walter Anderson. Tuck Mansfield and wife welcome a son. Charley Buchman recovers from illness. Clemmie Anderson of Powell County completes spring school and plans to teach fall term. W W Stevenson sells oxen to Mike Wilson for 190 dollars. Locals express interest in singing and music practice Fridays, preferring it to dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anderson
Charley Robert
Charley Buchman
Clemmie Anderson
Powell County
W. W. Stevenson
Mike Wilson
Ray Moss Presses Fine Saddle Stockin County Ad
Attention stockmen notices advertising Mr. Ray Moss who owns a premier horse in the state. His winnings have enhanced the county's reputation as a home for fine saddle stock.
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Ray Moss
Three break carts for sale at bargain prices
W. E. Bean offers three break carts and a single cart priced at 60 dollars, now 20 dollars. Best home killed beef and pork advertised at Vanarsdell's as a fresh meat listing.
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W. E. Bean
Best Home
Vanarsdell’s
Kentucky Legislature Enacts Broad Tax and Public Welfare Measures
The Kentucky General Assembly adjourns after passing numerous bills across banking, health, education, taxation, and public works. Key actions include extending circuits, creating pension and illiteracy commissions, regulating schools and taxation, and advancing road and county governments.
Public Auction for 80 Acre Montgomery County Land Block
On April 13 1914 at 1 p m at the Montgomery Court House door a public sale will offer 80 acres of land along Hinkston Creek described as starting near the Calk and Anderson line and running through a series of railroad and road corners to the original conveyance to Carrie A Guinn The sale is on credit 6 and 12 months with a Replevin Bond and bond payable to the Master Commissioner Bidders must comply a few will remain on the land until full payment is made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Court
Court House
Jude
Hinkston Creek
I F. Calk
John F. Anderson
Cen
Anderson
Lulbegrud
Lulbegrud Pike
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
Overland Costs You Less Say Henry Judy Agent
An automobile dealer claims the Overland costs 30 percent less than competing cars and invites customers to compare prices with Henry Judy, local agent, promising savings.
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Henry Judy
Montgomery Circuit Court Sale Notice In Equity
By judgment and order of sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at January Term Igfd4 the undersigned will conduct a sale in equity. Plaintiffs Robert Marshall et al versus defendant Norice or Sale in Equity. Public notice of the sale action and terms will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norice
Montgomery Circuit Court
Sale of Behring Piano in Montgomery Circuit Court
The Montgomery Circuit Court orders public auction at Mt Sterling Court House door on the first day, sale of a Behring Piano No 37226 with bench and scarf on credit for six days. Bond runs to the plaintiff and bidders must comply with terms. some land remains to satisfy purchase money.
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J. H. Durham
Charles H. Knight
House of Reform
Treasury
S. B
M. O. Scott
Clinton
Cumberland
Monroe
Russell
Wayne
Adair
Barren
Metcalfe
Hite Huffaker
J. R. Zimmerman
Kentucky
H. G. Overstreet
W. W. Booles
Institute For
Blind
W .W. Booles
Fourteenth District
Capitol Square Police
C. D. Arnett
J. T. Tunis
N. Cobern
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Cootoct Saka
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Willard McGuire
Black and Old Gold” Literary Society
Chapel Friday
Howard's Mill
Tuck Mansfield
M. D. Stevenson
Call Vanarsdell
Brunner
Richmond Avenue
J. Q. Stephens
Ww. Cravens
Legislature
Frankfort
Kentucky General Assembly
Spencer County
J. F. Bosworth
Bell County
Well
Harlan Counties
Boards of Health
C. F. Montgomery
Casey County
Twenty
Walker C. Hall
Covington
W. A. Frost
Graves County
R. Antle
Charles Knight
S. L. Robertson
G. G. Speer
Seventeenth District
R. Glenn
Office of Commissioner of Pensions
National Forest Reserve
S. R. Glenn
United States
T. Tunis
Third District
Twenty-fifth
W. B. Moody
S. L. Marshall
Fifth District
C. H. Knight
John B. Duffy
Christian County
Louis Tieman
Campbell County
Frank C. Greene
Carroll County
W. L. Hampton
Fulton County
Walton
Fayette County
John Co. Duffy
Chris
Montgomery County
E. D. Stone
Crittenden County
E. L. Brown
Daviess County
Penn
D. Eg
W. M. Webb
Johnson County
H. J. Meyers
Kenton County
J. G. Coke
Logan County
L. M. Smith
Mercer County
J. W. Douglas
Owen County
J . W. Douglas
State Board of Embalming
G. H. Cary
McLean County
John McDyer
Boyd County
Office of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Board of Examiners
Adam Spahn
Jefferson County
T. J. Jones
Calloway County
State Board of Education
W Bailey
Magoffin County
T. R. Jones
Elwood Hamilton
Franklin County
State University
John A. Judy
Capitol Commission
H. B
J. J. Huff
Harlan County
Public Works
O. B
J. Sleyers
Department of Agriculture
Montgomery Circuit
D. B. Guinn
Rte
Robert Marshall
Lyric Piano Company
Mary Hamilton
W. T. Fitzpatricks
C. P!ffs
W. T. Fitzpatrick, &c
W. T. Fitzpatrick