Bell County Fiscal Court backed road bond plan and advisory panel
The Bell county Fiscal Court in Pineville adopted a resolution urging voter approval of bonds equal to 5 percent of 1912 assessed valuation to fund road construction. It named an advisory committee of 28 members to organize an election, advise on contract letting, road locations, and related matters. The court praised the move as practical and economical, urging other courts to follow suit while noting Col Roosevelt’s Pennsylvania Illinois sweep as a political note.
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Bell County
Pineville
T. J. Asher
William Low
W. L. Moss
George H. Reese
T. Cairnes
Robert Vanderers
D. B. Logan
N. R. Patterson
E. N. Ingram
C. J. Johnson
J. S. Bingham
C. W. Metcalf
E. S. Helburn
J. G. Fitzpatrick
J. D. Templin
J. F. Bosworth
William Walbrecht
Courier-Journal
Major Frederick D. Grant Dies in New York Hotel
Major Frederick D. Grant son of Civil War general and commander of the department of the east died at the Hotel Buckingham in New York City last week. Death attributed to heart failure. death described as sudden. Spring styles in E. and W. and Arrow Shirts. Punch and Graves.
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Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Buckingham
New York City
Kentucky’s Taft Delegation Dominates Louisville Meeting
Kentucky Republicans packed the Taft side at Louisville last week. Delegates for Taft numbered 23 to 3 for Roosevelt. State-at-large and alternates named by party, with W. O. Bradley and J. Breathitt among signatories. Roosevelt supporters, led by Judge E. C. O'Rear, were ruled out of order and plan to challenge in Chicago amid fraud claims. For sale: a soda fountain by H. M. Ringo.
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Louisville
Taft
Roosevelt
W. O. Bradley
Jefferson County
William D. Cochran
Mason County
James Breathitt
Christian County
J. E. Woods
Boyle County
L. L. Bristow
Scott County
J. ©. Speight
McCracken
W. J. Seitz
Butler County
Stafford Campbell
Fayette County
C. T. Proctor
Grayson County
William Marshall Bullitt
A. J. Oliver
Allen County
T. K. Robb
Franklin County
E. C. O’rear
O’rear
Richmond Fire Destroys Major Lumber Yard and Other Property
A large blaze in Richmond last week leveled Blanton & Congleton’s lumber yard causing around 30000 in losses and damaged the L and A depot with freight and nine box cars full of freight. Flat Rock Hotel was destroyed and the Madison tobacco warehouse suffered about 1500 in damage along with W H Douglas Coal Co office and several other buildings. The article notes spring styles in Ladies Shoes and Oxfords at Punch and Graves.
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Richmond
Blanton & Congleton
Flat Rock
Madison Tobacco Warehouse
W. H. Douglas Coal Company
Bourbon Chief Stock Farm Sells Forrest King Stallion
J H Gillaspie owner purchases the saddle stallion Forrest King from J B Lindsay of Bath county. Forrest King is praised as a well bred horse and a proven sire for future stock.
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J. H. Gillaspie
Bourbon Chief Stock Farm
J. B. Lindsay
Bath County
Forrest King
Notice of Entrance Access Alteration on Locust Street
While Locust street is being bricked entrance may he had to my shop from Bank street. 41-2 H. W. Senieur.
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Locust Street
Bank Street
H. W. Senieur
Let it be Turley Montgomeys Choice for Representative
The people of Montgomery county consider urging former Democratic Committeeman Samuel Turley a farmer to run on the Democratic ticket for Representative to succeed W L Craig. Montgomery's time to furnish the candidate is noted and Turley is reportedly well known and strongly endorsed by local citizens.
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Montgomery County
Samuel Turley
W. L. Craig
Montgomery
Turley
Lurley
Frenchburg Agitator
Special Prices on Frames at Chandler Studio
Overstocks on picture moulding prompt a thirty day sale at Chandler Studio. Frames offered at reduced prices to clear stock.
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Chandler Studio
Winchester Baseball Team Seeks Home Games Here
The Winchester management of the Blue Grass league proposes to play half their games in Mt. Sterling if suitable grounds are provided. Winchester would receive all gate receipts and pay expenses while Mt. Sterling would get grandstand and other receipts. Fans hope someone will take up the proposal.
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Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Mr. Sterling
Bring us your country produce
S. E. Kelly & Co. invites farmers to bring country produce for sale and promises fair treatment. located at 121f.
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S. E. Kelly & Co
Eggs for sale by Mrs DeHaven Rhode Island Reds
Pure bred Rhode Island hens offer setting of 15 eggs for 50 cents and chicks at 8 cents each. Contact Mrs W A DeHaven by phone at 734 40-5t.
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Rhode Island
W. A. DeHaven
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Advocate Publishing Company
Ncorporated
W. Hedden, JR
LY Sener
Col. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Illinois
National Banks
Kentucky
National Bank
Wt. Sterling National
C. B. Patterson
Arrow
Punch & Graves
W. T. Lyons
Louella Mansfield
Clark County
Vanarsdell’s
Sutton-Fastin Co
Gmbalmers Ambulance Service
Yight
Chicago
J. Y. Rogers
J. S. Samuels
Rogers Co
Youman
Kennedy’s Pharmacy
Kirschbaum
A. B. Kirschbaum & CO
Kirchbaum
Manhattan
Knox
Walsh Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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