Subscription Notice Issued for Mt Sierli Post Office
A postal notice directs that cash accompany the order for subscription, restricting second class mail status and requiring payment to insert the subscription. The notice fixes a yearly rate of one dollar and warns against nonreporters.
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Montgomery Democrats to Honor Sherman Goodpaster for State Treasurer
The Montgomery county Democrats plan a testimonial for Sherman Goodpaster, a Bath-born candidate seeking the State Treasurer nomination. As State Inspector and Examiner he is praised for fearless, capable work, and local voters are urged to give him a unanimous supportive vote.
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Montgomery County
Sherman Goodpaster
Bath
Prayerful praise for Advocate's political edition praise
The Sentinel-Democrat lauds the Advocate Publishing Company and Baptist church ladies for a twelve page Political and Commercial Edition added to the regular Advocate on Wednesday. It is printed on book paper with half tone photos of local citizens and buildings and feature well written articles. After expenses, profits benefit the new Baptist church Building Fund.
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Advocate Publishing Company
The
New Baptist Church
Sentinel-Democrat
Regret Over Baptist Edition Shortage Marks Subscriber Rush
The newspaper regrets failing to meet demand for extra copies of the Baptist special edition issued last week. The unusually high demand exhausted supply within hours after appearance. The paper thanks readers for their commendations and support.
Mt. Sterling Advocate highlights local features and people
The Mt. Sterling Advocate this week showcases a beautiful paper with numerous Mt. Sterling writeups and features. The Winchester Democrat offers congratulations, while Stanley’s ads urge support for the County Unit Law, seen by some as a bid for consistent support from the easily fooled.
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Mt. Sterling
Winchester Democrat
Stanley
County Unit Law
Stanley Losing Strength in Kentucky Democratic Race
A Lexington Herald analysis notes Stanley’s popularity cresting and fading as McDermott and Bosworth supporters hedge their bets. Backers favor liberal liquor positions, appealing to a minority of Democrats not representative of the Kentucky party. The piece ends with a proverb about self-worth.
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Stanley
McDermott
Bosworth
Democrats of
Kentucky
Lexington Herald
Rhea Tops Field for Third District in Kentucky
The Central City Argus notes that in the Third District and Kentucky as a whole, Thomas B. Rhea is praised for honesty courage and executive skill. It predicts Louisville Times will learn August 7 that his bid is solid and the Democrats will show up strong.
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Kentucky
Thomas
Rhea
Lousville
Central City Argus
Vulgar Remarks About Respectable Women
A critic denounces vulgar remarks about respectable women as evidence of a weak perverted and irresponsible mind. The statement condemns such talk as harmful and degrading to women and reflects on character and civility.
Make Your Town A Place Of Beauty And Pride
A call to residents to repair paint repair and landscape their properties. Improve sidewalks fences and gardens to inspire neighbors and attract visitors by showcasing thrift and beauty, with aim of raising property values townwide.
Mc Dermott Attacks Stanley Over County Unit Adoption
In a recent speech Mr. Mc Dermott claims Stanley opposed the county unit in 1911 and has adopted the unit's child as his own. He warns Stanley may roll over in his sleep and crush the adopted child, signaling concern for the vulnerable party.
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McDermott
Stanley
Mule buyers seek army grade stock in Lexington
To buy every mule suitable for army use, 15.1 to 16 hands high, 5 to 10 years old, 1000 to 1200 pounds. Require sound, well gaited, rugged animals. Address Gentry Thompson and Fletcher Mann at 50-81 Lexington, Kentucky.
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Gentry Thompson
Fletcher Mann
Lexington
Best friend sticks by you through faults and all
Friendship bonds endure when a close companion accepts flaws and stays loyal. The quote highlights steadfast support amid imperfections and tests of trust.
For Rent One Furnished Room Near Sycamore High
A furnished room is available for rent with applications directed to Mrs. H. C. Jacobs at the corner of Sycamore and High streets.ermanent lodging option advertised in a local listing.
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H. C. Jacobs
Sycamore and
High Streets
V. O. Gilbert Promises Efficient School System Plan
A political appeal urging voters to back V. O. Gilbert to run schools on a businesslike model that pays teachers promptly, boosts per capita and attendance, and delivers a dollar of value for each dollar spent.
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V. O. Gilbert
Louisville crowds react to A. O. Stanley speeches
The Louisville Times notes large turnouts at Stanley events while the Louisville Post doubts the stories and warns that such rhetoric may boost his chance at the Democratic nomination.
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Louisville Times
A. O. Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
Louisville Post
Stock Ewes and Bucks for sale in Lexington
Big bone black faced stock ewes from Virginia and West Virginia. For sale Southdown and Shropshire bucks. Write or phone as you wish J. F. Cook Union Stock Yards Lexington Ky Office Phone 47 Residence 2845 Y Night 5512 3 4.
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Virginia
West Virginia
J. F. Cook
Union Stock Yards
Lexington
Photograph prices slash on cabinets and postcards
Parker Photo Car advertises reduced prices for 12 photo cabinets at 1.40 each, Swell 20th century at 1.98 a dozen, and postal cards at 0.90 a dozen, with 25 Ping Pong sets at 0.35 each, noting these short‑term bargains.
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Parker
Home town booster shown by bright smile and greeting
A cheerful greeting from a town booster signals a positive local spirit. His friendly “How d’ll do” embodies community pride and encourages others to engage with hometown initiatives and goodwill.
For Rent Nice four room flat with bath
Four room flat with bath for rent. Centrally located and available soon. Apply to 43-tf G H Strother.
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G. H. Strother
Fools Spark Controversy Over War Responsibility
A reader asks who bears blame for a so called fool war, noting the term fools and framing the dispute as a blame game with no clear responsible party identified. The piece highlights public frustration and calls for accountability amid heated rhetoric.
Appointed Administrator for Estate of Mary F. Tanner
Upon motion of the heirs at law W H Martin was named administrator of Mary F Tanner estate and qualified by oath and bond with G B Martin as surety.
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Mary F. Tanner
W. H. Martin
G. B. Martin
Unclear moral riddle about a street hat and brick kicker
A fragment presents a paradoxical instruction to kick a hat on the street and again if a brick is hidden beneath. It suggests a self harming lesson where the kicker is hurt most of all.
Republicans Hold Courthouse Meeting Endorsing Primary slate
A Saturday courthouse gathering organized Republicans to boost turnout for the primary. Endorsed Ed P. Morrow for Governor Perkins for Auditor Walker for Lieutenant Governor J P Lewis for Secretary of State Jeff Prater for Commissioner of Agriculture and H Green Garrett for Railroad Commissioner.
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Ed. P. Morrow
Perkins
Walker
J. P. Lewis
Jeff Prater
H. Green Garrett
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