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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1914
Page
4
The Sentinel-Democrat argues against relying on local business men with limited means to fund street repairs. It notes owners face assessments and renters pay higher rents, recalls past support for Maysville pike and Paris pike, and suggests a citywide bond issue or alternative as a fairer method.
Georgetown News reports anti Beckham factions alternately favor Stanley and McCreary as their strongest opponent. The group wavers on strategy and does not unify behind one plan, risking failed centralization of opposition.
Harlan Kentucky April 17 Congressman A O Stanley spoke to a large crowd in the Courthouse but reception was muted. Democrats in the county favor former Gov Beckham and expect a strong welcome when he visits. Few support Gov McCreary in the area.
Two pairs of spectacles were found on local streets last week. Owners may recover by visiting this office and paying for this advertisement.
Mr. Oscar Chandler and Miss Maud Cartmill of Mr. Sterling wed in Winchester after obtaining licenses from County Clerk Skinner. The ceremony at Elder Harding's home was witnessed by Mr. Joel Hilly and Miss Laura Cartmill.
The Purple and Old Gold Society debated criminals should be forced to work and the Black and Old Gold Society withdrew from a planned debate. Dr Leonard W Snyder spoke on Self Confidence in chapel. Baseball practice at the Fair Grounds ended 6 1. Mt Sterling and Winchester schools set upcoming games. The Freshman play The Cabbage Hill School drew a large crowd and solid praise.
Vanarsdell's markets present top quality beef and pork and feature the town's best line of coffees. Shoppers find reliable cuts and a strong coffee selection at this local supplier.
The Arnett case was moved to Ma goffin county and continued to September term. Special Judge C C Marshall presided but key witnesses were absent, delaying trial. Minor offenses yielded fines and a few felonies were heard. Fitzpatrick sought to reclaim property via trustee, with County Court ruling in his favor and an appeal to the Circuit Court.
Metal roofing for sale by Henry Judy offering quality materials at savings. Phone 674 for details. 42-tf
Piano offered for sale in upright condition by W. R. Tipton. Readiness to sell at fair value. 2 2t
Mr. Ewing A. Flynn sold Saturday to Mr. Peter H. Greenwade a cottage on Lexington Avenue. Price private. The house will be occupied by Greenwade's son Farmer H. Greenwade who will gain possession this week.
An advertisement touts Meritol White Liniment as a pain killer and healer, promising strong satisfaction. It lists prices of 25c 50c and 1.00 and identifies Mt Sterling Drug Co as exclusive agents at 41 31.
A Kentucky county elementary superintendent appeals Christian Bible School superintendents in Montgomery County to launch or reorganize a Wide-Awake Cradle Roll as a key recruiting tool. She cites Mary Ricketts and the State Elementary Department urging immediate action and asks for updates on local progress.
Dr. John M. Prewitt of Covington was named pension examiner last week on the recommendation of Congressman A. B. Rouse. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Prewitt and has many friends in this section who celebrate his new position.
Advertisement notes bru kant slip shoes for small children and a 5 passenger Reo in good condition offered by M. R. Hairtine. Also lists pure maple syrup and old fashioned buckwheat at nearby location.
Wm White of Righmowl Kentucky has booked the race mare Mary Maupin 2 1134. Joe Sharp and Henry Stephens of Sharpsburg, noted Central Kentucky breeders, after inspecting Peter Montgomery and his offspring, booked eight mares to him. Advertisement.
Noted spotted Shetland pony described as extra nice is available. Apply to C. C. Chenault at 41-21 Pe Phone 36 for details and purchase arrangements.
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