Final Summons: Death of Montomery County Noted Leader
William F. Hibler died suddenly at his farm on the Levee Pike. Born March 17 1856 in Bourbon County he moved to this city in 1883 and w as a merchant then farmer. Funeral at his residence with Revs Clark and Trimble. burial in Paris Kentucky. Survived by his mother Mary E Hibler wife and two children Emilee and Charles A Hibler and brothers Henry Harvey and Bishop all of Bourbon County.
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William F. Hibler
Montgomery County
Levee Pike
Hibler
Bourbon County
H. D. Clark
B. W. Trimble
Paris
Mary E. Hibler
Henry
Harvey
Bishop Hibler
Emilee Hibler Reid
Charles A. Hibler
Walsh Bros Offers Brown Kaki Pants for Men and Boys
Walsh Bros advertises brown kaki pants for men and boys with variety of sizes and fits. Local shoppers are invited to visit the store for value pricing and durable styles suitable for work and school use.
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Walsh Bros
Fair stock sale at courthouse draws buyers
Nine shares of Montgomery County Fair stock sold at the courthouse door on Saturday with prices from 9.00 to 17.50 per share. J. Roger Gatewood offered a 109 acre farm for sale that reached 93 per acre before he withdrew it. Fresh oysters delivered daily at Vanarsdell's.
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Montgomery County
J. Roger Gatewood
Democratic Convention In Kentucky Set For May 29
Kentucky plans to choose twenty six delegates to the National Democratic convention in Baltimore at a Louisville vote on May 29. The state convention will pick four delegates at large and precede an eleven district convention that will name 1 224 delegates. County mass conventions are set for May 27 and precinct conventions on May 25 in larger counties.
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Kentucky
Baltimore
Louisville
State Democratic Executive Committee
For Sale Antique Oak Sideboard Large and Handsome
For sale. Very large handsome antique oak sideboard. Apply at this office. 39-If.
Walker Reid Weds Nell Davis in Springfield Missouri
Mr Walker P Reid of this county married Miss Nell Davis last Saturday at the bride's home in Springfield Missouri. They plan a brief bridal trip to French Lick Springs then reside at the groom's county home. Miss Davis was formerly a city visitor and is remembered as a charming young lady. Reid is the son of the late J Davis Reid, a prominent farmer. The Apvocate offers best wishes for their future.
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Walker P. Reid
Nell Davis
Springfield
French Lick Springs
Miss Davis
Mr. Reid
J. Davis Reid
Eggs For Sale From White Plymouth Rock Hens
Pure blood White Plymouth Rock eggs offered at $1.00 per setting of 15. Seller listed as Mrs. E. L. Fassett on Rural Route No. 2. Includes contact location for interested buyers.
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Plymouth Rock
E. L. Fassett
Cumberland Telephone links with Cumberland system for better long distance
The Old Kentucky Telephone and the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co. connect to give local patrons improved long distance service and fewer trips to the National Hotel booth. B F Buckner and F R Lord with A J Miller led the deal, praised Buckner for his efforts. Buckwheat flour and pure maple syrup advertised at Vanarsdell's.
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Old Kentucky Telephone & Telegraph Co
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
Cumberland
National Hotel
B. F. Buckner
F. R. Lord
The
A. J. Miller
Winchester
Mr. Buckner
Cumberland Co
Vanarsdell’s
Eggs for Hatching Pure Rhode Island Reds
Advertisement for eggs to hatch pure Rhode Island Reds. Includes contact Mrs. Joe Trimble with phone 657 and address 39 41.
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Rhode Island
Joe Trimble
Fire Destroys Johnson Heights Home
Last Thursday afternoon a fire at Clell Foley’s Johnson Heights residence nearly leveled the house. Estimated loss nears $2,000 with about $1,600 insured. Walsh Bros. advertise trunks.
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Clell Foley
Johnson Heights
Mockabee Montjoy Joins Walsh Bros As Newest Aide
Mr Mockabee Montjoy accepted a position with Walsh Bros and began his duties Monday. Former Guthrie Clothing Co. employee brings wide experience in the clothing trade and is well liked. He invites friends to call and see him. Just see your boy in our wash suits at Walsh Bros.
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Mockabee Montjoy
Walsh Bros
Montjoy
Guthrie Clothing Co
Tomato Plants For Sale By Window At Pool Room
J. Clay Cooper offers large tomato plants for sale in the pool room window at two bits per dozen.
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J. Clay Cooper
Kentuckian Nominated in Illinois Campaign
Frank T. O'Hair a Democrat from Paris Illinois and former Kentuckian has been nominated in Illinois 18th district to oppose Joseph Cannon. He is nephew of Judge G B Swango and is described as a promising young man who may challenge the veteran Republican incumbent. Best pork beef and lamb at Vanarsdell's.
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Frank T. O’hair
Paris
Ill
Illinois
Joseph Cannon
O’hair
G. B. Swango
Farmers’ Tobacco Warehouse Co Sells Buildings to Greenwade
The Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse Co sold the on site buildings to Mr. S. P. Greenwade for 265 dollars. Greenwade will remove the buildings by May 10 and start construction of a modern loose leaf warehouse immediately.
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Farmers’ Tobacco Warehouse Co
S. P. Greenwade
Robbery in Ashland Victim Bob I. Loses Suitcase and Cash
Bob I. Coleman, on a business trip in Ashland, was burglarized at his boarding house. The thief took his suitcase clothing watch and money after gaining entry with a missing front door key. The article notes his prior bicycle escapade and mentions Walsh Bros and Aetna Fire Insurance.
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R. L. Coleman
Bob I
Ashland
Coleman
Mt Sterling High School Defeats Owingsville 6 5
Mt Sterling High School baseball beat Owingsville 6 to 5 on Owingsville grounds Saturday afternoon. Tom Grubbs pitched a superb game with solid support. The Mt Sterling team is strong this year and fans anticipate a big crowd for the next match at Mt Sterling on the local grounds. Pure pork sausage at Vanarsdell's.
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Mt. Sterling High School
Owingsville
Tom Grubbs
High School
Eggs for Safe Buff Plymoth Rock Set of Fifteen
Mrs W H Canan of Mt Sterling Kentucky offers a set of fifteen Buff Plymouth Rock eggs for safe hatching or pairing at $1 per set. Contact R R No 2 or call 559 B. Listing dated 40 4.
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Buff Plymoth Rock
W. H. Canan
R. R. No
Mt. Sterling
Ben Scott Earns Try-Out With Winchester Team
Local star Ben Scott, of this city, is earning a try-out with the Winchester baseball team in the Blue Grass League. He shows skill at catcher or first base and is a strong batter, earning eager watching from local fans.
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Ben Scott
Winchester
Mr. Scott
For Sale Quick Walnut Four-Section Book Case
An old fashioned solid walnut four section book case described as a bargain sale. The seller notes it must be moved from the room.
Minstrel Show Invited to Ashland by Local Lodge
Ashland Lodge members request bring a recent W. O. W. Minstrel show to their city after viewing it here. Invitation expected to be accepted. For sale cheap splendid soda fountain in good repair. 39-36 H. M. Ringo.
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Ashland
H. M. Ringo
Shop Entrance Access During Locust Bricking Sparks Change
While Locust street is bricked, access to 41-21 H. W. Senieur’s shop opens from Bank street. The note indicates a temporary entrance arrangement affecting customers and deliveries.
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Locust Street
Bank Street
H. W. Senieur
More Streets More Streets Ordered Bricked by Council
The City Council at a special meeting unanimously ordered Bank street brick from the C. and O. depot to Main street and Locust from Bank to Sycamore. Bids will be invited and brick paving expected to occur this summer along these streets. The council also adopted a water and light franchise to be sold May 10.
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Bank Street
Main Street
Bank
Sycamore
Red Onion Sets 5c a Quart at Sp C Groce
A local ad notes red onions priced at five cents per quart at Sp C Groce. The listing emphasizes affordable produce and quick sale at the grocery.
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Red Onion
Sp. C. Groce
Automatic Shotgun in Splendid Shape
Classified notice states an automatic shotgun is in splendid shape and requests applicants to apply at this office. The listing references contact details with a 41-21 marker.
Coyle Suit Against L N R R Compromised
The case of Mrs. Virginia Coyle, widow of B H Coyle, versus the L and N Railroad for 25000 dollars has been settled. the settlement amount was not disclosed publicly.
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Virginia Coyle
B. H. Coyle
Wanted front room near courthouse query notice
Nicely furnished front room sought near the courthouse with inquiries at this office. Also offering highest price for butter and eggs at Vanarsdell's.
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Vanarsdell’s
Clean Up Days Declared By City Health Board
May 1 and 2 designated as Clean Up Days by the Board of Health. Residents told to place garbage at door for free collection. two sworn inspectors will accompany carts to ensure cooperation. Notice signed April 24, 1912 by Mayor W A Samuels and Health Officer Joan Grepons.
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Board of Health
W. A. Samuels
Joan Grepons
Graser and Humphrey Offer Dahlia Lists for Flower Fans
Have you received Graser and Humphrey's dahlia lists. If not and you are interested in flowers, consider getting one to explore varieties and care tips.
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Graser & Humphrey
Crack Foal Breaks Leg in Shipping to Lexington
Mr James R Magowan faced two misfortunes while shipping four top brood mares and foals to Lexington. A two days old filly by J Malcolm Forbes broke a foreleg when the train was jolted in Lexington yards. Lilworthy, dam of Axworthy and Lillian Wilkes, is a noted trotter. the loss could be severe if the filly does not survive. The foal from Esperita died soon after foaling.
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James R. Magowan
Lexington
J. Malcolm Forbes
Lilworthy
Axworthy
Lillian Wilkes
Sunol
Judge Sandford Carpenter Picked for Millersburg Fair Rings
At the Montgomery County Fair Board meeting on Monday night Millersburg Kentucky resident Sandford Carpenter was chosen as judge in the horse rings for the upcoming fair. Two associate judges for the championship rings will be named at the next meeting and catalog listing will include all judges. Carpenter is renowned as a competent stock judge and held in high regard. The board announces an excellent outlook for the fair this year.
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Montgomery County Fair Board
Sandford C. Carpenter
Millersburg
Carpenter
Fair Board
Plants for Sale by George C. Smith
First class tomato cabbage and all kinds of plants for sale at reasonable prices. George C. Smith offers a selection for gardeners and market buyers.
Miss Robin McConnell Dies of Typhoid at Versailles
Miss Robin McConnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McConnell of Versailles died at home last Friday from typhoid fever. She was a granddaughter of Mrs Hawes Lane and was just budding into womanhood, a sad occasion for the county.
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Robin McConnell
Robert McConnell
Versailles
Miss McConnell
Hawes Lane
Death of Ashland insurance man Charles Prichard
Charles Prichard of Ashland Kentucky died at his home Sunday night. A well known insurance man he had often visited Mt Sterling and was known by many people who will regret his death.
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Charles Prichard
Ashland, Ky
Prichard
Mt. Sterling
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W. F. Hibler
Walker Reid
Cumberland Telephone
Bob
Aetna Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
Advocate Pub. Co
Oxfords
Ralston
J. H. Brunner
National Bank
MT. Sterling National
C. B. Patterson
George C. Smith
Linvelrigg’s
Eclipse Shoes
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