Few Horses At The Show In Sparse County Display
A small crowd attended the annual April horse show on Monday afternoon at the Fair Grounds. Trotters included J. Malcolm Forbes and Mainleaf with 2 08% times, Peter Montgomery and R. C. Todd. Saddle horses featured Pat Herman McDonalds Choice Marshall McDonald Star Emerald. Ralls King Emerald drew attention on the streets.
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J. Malcolm Forbes
Mainleaf
Peter Montgomery
R. C. Todd
Pat Herman
McDonald’s
Marshall McDonald
Star Emerald
Ralls
King Emerald
Golden King
Parcel Post Party Ad Appears in Notice
An advertisement for the Parcel Post party appears in the public notices section. The notice outlines campaign messaging and call to action for voters.
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Parcel Post Party
Correction: William Mason at home after illness
In last week’s issue we misidentified a visitor to Lexington. It should have been William Mason, not William Howell. Mr. Mason is now at home and considerably improved.
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William Howell
Lexington
William Mason
Thomas named Clark County Road Inspector for year
Mr. R. P. Thomas of this city has been named by State Commissioner R. C. Terrell as Road Inspector of Clark county for the present year and will assume duties at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Thomas
R. C. Terrell
Clark County
Beans at J. B. White's Priced 25 Cents per 3 Pounds
Three pounds of hand picked Navy beans priced at 25 cents offered by J. B. White's. Local shoppers can stock up on dried beans with a bargain price for daily cooking needs.
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J. B. White
Road Officials Transferred For Dixie Highway Work
Mr. R E Toms government engineer in charge of roads in Montgomery and Bath counties is moved to Laurel County to supervise the Dixie Highway project through that county and four neighboring counties. Robert Young is named State Examiner and will oversee roads from London headquarters with prior road work experience.
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R. E. Toms
Montgomery
Bath
R. C. Terrell
Frankfort
Laurel
Robert Young
Terrell
London
Young
Health inspectors praise county for low trachoma cases
Dr. P. E. Blackerby and Dr. John McMullen conducted school inspections last week. They found no cases in city schools and only one very mild county case likely to be cured soon. The experts called the county among the freest from trachoma they have inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Blackerby
John McMullen
U.S
For Sale Three Dwellings at Federal Heights
Three story brick business house on corner lots at Main and Bank streets offered for sale. Property includes three dwellings in Federal Heights and may sell one or all. For information call Ring 107 or 701 or 484.
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Federal Heights
Bank
Auto Truck and Touring Car Collision at Maysville and High Streets
A Saturday evening crash at the Maysville and High streets intersection damaged the auto truck owned by R. I. Settles and a touring car driven by Bernard Greenwade. Albert Botts drove the Settles car. No injuries occurred.
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R. I. Settles
Bernard Greenwade
Maysville and
High Streets
Mr. Settles
Albert Botts
Sunday School Conference Planned in Montgomery County
The first annual Sunday School Conference of the Christian Church in Montgomery County will be held at the Christian church in this city on Thursday April 20 beginning at 9 30 a m and continuing throughout the day. The program includes devotional services addresses reports open discussion and sessions led by Roy K Roadruck Cynthia Maus and others with a focus on teen age teaching methods and parent teacher involvement. Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus and Roy K Roadruck are visiting Mt Sterling as part of a Teen Age Conference tour.
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The
Christian Church
Montgomery County
Conference of Sunday Workers of the Christian Church
B. W. Trimble
J. T. Coons
Antioch
F. M. Fortune
Carmargo
Mary Ricketts
Corinth
Donald Quisenberry
Mr. Sterling
W. H. Stressman
Somerset
Leora Jeffreys
Spencer
Breckinridge Horton
Roy K. Roadruck
Cynthia Maus
Clyde Darsie
Cynthia Pearl Maus
Mt. Sterling
Breeders urged to select Montgomery County horses or jacks
Read the paper’s horse ads before breeding mares. Season fees range from 10 to 200 dollars. Advertisements highlight Montgomery County owned sires as good choices for discerning breeders.
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Montgomery County
Jack
L. and N. to run first Cincinnati excursion
The L. and N. R. R. announces its first excursion to Cincinnati next Sunday April 23. Train departs Winchester at 7 28 morning. Round trip fare is 1 50. The Reds face St. Louis. For details contact agent A. G. Locknane in Winchester Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Winchester
Reds
St. Louis
A. G. Locknane
Willis Takes Post as Assistant Medical Director
Dr. W. T. Willis departed this morning for Louisville to assume duties as Assistant Medical Director of the Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company, a position to which he was recently appointed. He is regarded as a capable physician and estimable gentleman who will benefit the growing company.
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W. T. Willis
Louisville
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company
Willis
Cattle Market Sees High Prices Amid Slow Trade
About 2 000 cattle appeared on the market with prices sky high and a slow trade. Light steers sold by the head at around ten cents per pound, some cattle hitting $8.25 a head. Cows and bulls ranged widely in price, while mules drew steady, high bids with several notable sales including 1,100 lb steers at $40 per head and springer cows at $48.50.
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Henry Sullivan
Chas. Linville
Carlisle
Geo. Halsey
Dan Welch
Mike Wilson
Fayette County
Mike O’connell
Sam Laythram
A. J. Hughes
Cynthiana
W. P. Treadway
F. B. Judy
A. J. Stiughés
Tlenry Judy
Wonderful production of The Birth of a Nation at The Table Theatre
The Birth of a Nation is shown tonight at The Table Theatre with small crowds Monday. Viewers praise the film as realistic with superb music and commend Messers Judy and Gay for presenting a production worthy of multiple admissions.
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Table Theatre
Judy & Gay
Easter Dance by Saltans Club at Ringo's Hall
The Saltans Dancing Club will hold an Easter Dance at Ringo's Hall Thursday night with Reynolds' orchestra of Lexington providing music. A most enjoyable evening is anticipated by the young people and several out-of-town guests are expected to attend.
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Saltans Dancing Club
Ringo’s Hall
Reynolds’ Orchestra
Lexington
Teachers Attend Kentucky Education Association Meeting
The Kentucky Educational Association annual meeting will convene in Louisville Wednesday evening. Local high school teachers head to Louisville to tour city schools and elementary teachers depart tomorrow afternoon, with the School Board dismissing classes for two days to allow attendance. Notables include Superintendent W O Hopper Principal W C Jetton and multiple teachers from city and county schools.
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The
Kentucky Educational Association
Louisville
Boards of Education
W. O. Hopper
W. C. Jetton
Bertha Bae
Y W M S Meets At Christian Church Mission Group
The Young Woman's Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting in the church annex with a large crowd. Mrs. Henry R. Prewitt led, Scripture read, Lord's Prayer said, and members shared readings from FortY Years of Service Emiline's Mite Box and The King's Highway. An Easter offering was taken and a social hour followed hosted by Mrs. Ben G. Land and Mrs. Steve R. Adamson.
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Young Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Henry R. Prewitt
J. C. McNeil
William Slowell
Emiline
James MM. Iutsell
Thomas Kennedy
Porto Rico
John M. Barnes
King’s Highway
Ben G. Land
Steve R. Adamson
Local News Notes on Mrs Hart and Mr Cecil
Miss Ella E. Hart of Winchester visits the store of J W Keller with a full line of goods. Hart makes all braids and guarantees her work in every particular. Notice: I will not be responsible for debts made against me by my wife Sadie Cecil. Signed J O Cecil.
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Ella E. Hart
Winchester
J. W. Keller
Miss Hart
Sadie Cecil
J. O. Cecil
State Board Reconsiders Montgomery County Assessment
The State Board of Equalization at Frankfort reversed earlier plans and notified Judge Chenault that Montgomery County must show on May 17 why its land and property assessment should not rise by fifteen percent. The writer urges a representative delegation to oppose the increase and argues many offices should be abolished to reduce taxes.
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State Board of Equalization
Frankfort
Daily Press
Montgomery County
Chenault
Track Training Under Mt Sterling Fair Ground Plan
The Montgomery County Fair Association closes a deal with Mt Sterling public school to use the track this season for training horses. Mr Bean and brother Charles Bean will train a stable in the large barn. The track is in excellent shape with no winter damage. Other stables include Magowan, Little, VanEvera, Morris, W E Bean and Hensley.
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Montgomery County Fair Association
P. L. Hensley
Pergram murder trial set for next Monday in circuit court
The circuit court term has been slow with many matters compromised or continued by agreement. The grand jury adjourned to reconvene Thursday as did the circuit court. Civil cases will be called for trial, and the Pergram murder trial, moved here on change of venue from Bath county, is set for next Monday with both sides expected to announce ready.
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Circuit Court
Pergram
Bath County
Dahlia bulbs for safe good sound roots sale
An advert lists dahlia bulbs in all colors at 10 cents each with a contact on High Street Mrs. West. It also promotes 3 boxes Mother's Oats for 25 cents at J. B. White's and Fortress coffee one pound can for 30 cents at Vanarsdell's, with other phrases in an old-time retail notice.
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Fortress
Vanarsdell’s
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Fair Grounds
Laurel County
Tabe Theatre
Lessees
Triangle Pictures Corporation
Jane Grey
Tully Marshall
Katy
Sam Bernard
William Fox
Maude Gilbert
Gladys Hanson
Pearl White
Creighton Hale
Holbrook Blinn
Metro Picture Service
Emmy Wehlen
the Paramount
T. M. Cooper
Thornton Snelling
Cliff R. Prewitt
M. C. McClintock & Co
the Advocate For Printing
State Board
Mrs. West High Street
W. R. Thompson
J. B. White's
K. 0. Clarke
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