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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
8
The Paramount presents multiple daily showings featuring The Goddess chapter two and Thanhouser Cycle of Hatred with Chaplin's By the Sea. August 5 shows After Dark five reel with Alec B Francis. Lexington screenings list Sunshine Molly, St Elmo, Governor's Lady and The Butterfly across August 6 through 10.
Scattered fields of wheat and rye remain to thresh as Rev H D Adams visits Pendleton family. Clover seed will be cut soon. The Advocate Building Edition earns high praise from local readers. Various residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and church revival upcoming at Somerset church next Sunday.
A severe storm Saturday night disrupted the ice cream supper in Springfield. The same weather damaged corn and tobacco crops, toppled trees, blew down silos, and knocked out telephone lines for the area. Visitors included George Foley and family from Sharpsburg. Rev. W. A. Hopkins plans a Panama Exposition trip to San Francisco.
The Bourbon News urges readers to vote for McChesney, declaring him in front and urging citizens to exercise their ballots and influence neighbors to vote. The piece also suggests garden chores as a mild aside.
Brick residence known as the Baptist parsonage on West High street, currently occupied by Rev. J. B. Wilson. House is in thorough repair and desirable property. Inquiries to W. A. Sutton or W. T. Tyler. 451f-
On Saturday August 14 at 2 00 pm I will sell the Sweeney Farm near Middletown Bourbon County consisting of about 56 acres with a five room dwelling a tobacco barn and good water and fencing The land includes about 6 acres tobacco 30 acres wheat and clover timothy and blue grass SOLD by Mrs W W Featherstone Donerail Ky for further details address Harris Speakes Paris Ky Terms to be announced at sale
The writer argues McChesney will secure the nomination in August and win in November. He dismisses bolting and urges voters to support Democrats who stay in the race. The piece frames bolting as a long running bluff used by saloons and endorses backing McChesney if he remains true to the party.
For sale a five year old spotted Shetland pony described as safe for children to ride or drive. Apply at this office to inquire further.
Opinion by Bourbon News argues that Stanley cannot exceed a third place and that his defense of election crooks in Indiana hurts him across Kentucky. Political commentary focuses on Stanley's standing and perceived integrity.
Henry Judy handles the Hurst home fire insurance matters as listed in the notice. Details of policy coverage and contact points are indicated for property owners seeking fire insurance services.
The Bourbon News endorses McChesney urging voters to back the candidate who has stood for a long held principle. It warns against being swayed by others and presents McChesney as the right choice.
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