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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1916

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Mt Sterling Prepares to Open Tobacco Sales

The Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Company selects staff for the coming season and plans to open to sales around December 1 to 15. Key officers include Manager Hn R Crockett of Bath county Secretary Rex Hall of Montgomery County floorman Clarence Williams Mt Sterling Parke Donaldson of Bath. opening date to be announced.

Hn R. Crockett Bath County Rex Hall Montgomery County Clarence Williams Courtney Horton Mt. Ster Parke Donaldson Batha

Horse Wanted for Personal Use

Classified notice seeking a horse for personal use with application directed to Roger H. Hedden.

Roger H. Hedden

Montgomery County Sunday School Association Meets at Somerset

The Montgomery County Christian Sunday School Association gathered last Thursday at Som et church with six county schools represented. Visiting ministers included Walter E. Frazee and wife, R. H. Crossfield, J. W. Hardy, Chas. Darsie, Kenneth Bowen, C. C. Banta, and T. W. Levy. A helpful program and a dinner by Somerset ladies followed, with the convention planned to meet in Camargo next year.

Montgomery County Christian Sunday School Association Invention Somet Church Attedance Walter E. Frazee K. C. B. 8. Association R. H. Crossfield J. W. Hardy Transylvania College Bro Chas. Darsie Pennsylvania Kenneth Bowen C. C. Banta T. W. Levy Lexington Somerset Church Camargo

Boyd County Institute Selects Prof Hopper to Assist

Prof W C Hopper of Mt Sterling City Schools has been chosen to assist Prof R B Eubank of Lexington in conducting the Boyd County Teachers Institute at Catlettsburg the week of August 21. Hopper is regarded as a leading educator in the state.

W. C. Hopper Mt. Sterling City R. 8. Eubank Lexington Boyd County Teachers’ Institute Catlettsburg Hopper

Sudden death of Mrs Sallie E Hoge at 73

Mrs Sallie E Hoge aged 73 died after an apoplexy Monday morning. She was the widow of A H Hoge and had lived with her sister Mrs Ben F Herriott since Mr Hoge’s death. Survived by one brother and four sisters. Funeral at the Herriott residence Wednesday at 10 AM with burial in Machpelah cemetery. Reverend FE L Southgate to conduct services.

Sallie E. Hoge Hoge A. H. Hoge Kansas City Ben F. Herriott Debeased FE. L. Southgate Machpelah

Straw Sailor Hats Offered at Unbeatable Prices

Punch Graves & Co. advertises straw sailor hats valued at five dollars now offered for one dollar each in a bold clearance listing.

DIES IN BOURBON FATHER OF HON R G KERN PASSES

Caleb Leiton Kern aged 77 of Bourbon county died at home last Wednesday afternoon from pneumonia. He was a respected farmer and father of Hon. R. G. Kern. Survived by three daughters Mrs Paul Tutt of St Louis Mrs O P Clay and Miss Sallie Kern. Friends extend sympathy to his family.

Caleb ‘Leiton'Kern R. G. Kern Boubon County Kern Paul W. Tutt St. Louis O. P. Clay Sal

Kentucky Troops to the Border Amid Mobilization

The War Department orders National Guard units from Kentucky Ohio and Vermont to join border forces. About 125000 guards on the border will bring total forces on border or in Mexico to 175000. Secretary Baker says the move is to relieve mobilization camps and not tied to the Mexican situation. Units from Kentucky Ohio and Vermont mobilized at Fort Thomas Columbus and Conester move as transports and equipment allow.

National Guard Wilson War Department Mexico Baker Kentucky Ohio Vermont Signal Corps Fort Thomas Columbus Conester

Ladies' Slippers at Clearance Prices

Punch Graves & Co offers ladies' slippers sizes 2% to 4 in stock with values up to five dollars available for one dollar each. Limited quantities.

Punch, Graves & Co

Prof Gaines Leaves Mt Sterling For Georgetown Principal Post

Prof J P Gaines of Georgetown recently elected math and science teacher at Mt Sterling Public Graded Schools requested release and was granted. He has accepted the Georgetown High School principal position, leaving Mt Sterling with regret. The board will select his successor.

J. P. Gaines Georgetown Mt. Sterling Gaines Georgetown High School Sterling

Notice to Bidders for Holt Avenue Macadam Repair

Notice to Contractors invites bids for Holt avenue macadam repair. Specifications prepared by Prof. M. J. Goodwin and citizens endorse the project. For details contact or see S. Pinney.

Holt Avenue M. J. Goodwin

Stanley designates county attorney as Good Roads delegate

Gov. A. O. Stanley designates County Attorney E. W. Senff as delegate to the Southern Appalachian Good Roads Convention to be held September 5 6 7 at Lexington Kentucky.

A. O. Stanley E. W. Senff Lexington

County Fair Needs Help

At a mass meeting in the Court House a committee was appointed to sell stock or take subscriptions to pay the Montgomery County Fair Association debt. The group aims to raise funds as the association, organized seven years ago with capital stock of 7,877.50, shows $2,112.50 unsold stock and a plant valued at about 16,000 with a twelve year lease remaining. Contributions may be sent to the committee members.

Court House Montgomery County Fair Association E. W. Senff Co. K. Oldham R. D. Barnes J. 8.Prager B. W. Hall W. C. Hamilton the Fair Association Mr. Sterling

Vinegar for Sale At 40 Cents Per Gallon

Notice announces pure apple vinegar for sale by W. T. Tyler at 40 cents per gallon. The listing includes publication date June 21.

W. T. Tyler

Winchester opening to feature national and state speakers

The Winchester campaign opening on September 9 will feature Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and Congressman Thomas Heflin as principal speakers. Oklahoma's Scott Ferris is expected to address a statewide audience. Organizers promise an electrifying event with barbecue, bunco, and a celebratory atmosphere in Winchester and Clark County.

Thos. R. Marshall Thos. F. ‘Heflin Alabama Winchester Scott Ferris Oklahoma Clark County

Local Horses Win at Lexington Fair

Mendosa Tr owned by J R Magowan and Albert O owned by P L Hensley won races at the Lexington Fair last week. Bernice Moore owned by W E Bean took third money, Peter Che nault owned by E R Little finished second in the same race. The plantation show ring saw Magowan's big black gelding place second in a field of 16. The fair drew attendees from across the state, with Montgomery county fair deemed superior by visitors.

Mendosa 'Tr J. R. Magowan Albert O P. L. Hensley Bernice Moore W. E. Bean Peter Chenault E. R. Little

Dollar Day Draws Big Crowd in Mt Sterling

The first Dollar Day by Mt Sterling merchants drew a large crowd and strong sales as many items sold below cost. The event, hailed as a top business day, will be repeated on the second Saturday monthly with merchants promising more attractive bargains. Cooked and minced ham advertised at Vanarsdell's.

Mt. Sterling

New Lamp Issued At Mt Sterling Bank Site

Kentucky Utilities unveils a new lamp in front of the Mt. Sterling National Bank claiming brighter light at about half the cost of current arc lights. If true, many similar lamps may be installed around town.

Kentucky Utilities Company Mt. Sterling National Bank

Brunner Shoe Co Slashes Prices on Pumps and Oxfords

The Brunner Shoe Co announces price cuts for pumps and oxfords from 3.00 to 2.45. Portable value offer targets shoppers seeking affordable footwear with a limited-time discount.

Brunner Shoe Co

Local Residents Buy City Property on Main Street

Mrs. Sallie Berry and Mids Amanda Clay, both from the county, purchased the Games property on Main Street. After making additions and improvements they will move to the city to reside. We welcome these excellent people to our city.

Sallie Berry Mids Amanda Clay County Main Street

Back on the Job Seth Botts Returns to Ringo's Cafe

Seth Botts resumes his position at Ringo's Cafe after a period away. He is noted as one of the city's most popular young men and many friends are pleased by his return.

Seth Botts Ringo’s Cafe Seth

Lost Hub, Reward for Return to Owner

Missing item described as hubome with capitalization and partial address in Sunrise Kentucky. Apply to Taylor Hunt for reward upon return to owner.

Cap Taylor Hunt Sunrise

Pony Contest Vote Counted by City Merchants

Ten city merchants held a pony contest with a large vote total. Votes were counted and certified by Charles D. Grubbs and sealed in envelopes. Top contestants include Jack Carrington 1 274 510 and Willa Mae Ringo 1 189 800 with other names and tallies listed.

Charles D. Grubbs Jack Carrington Willa Mae Ringo Martha Frances Rice Charlotte Owings Rogers John Speer Elizabeth Young Iva Tilla Cox

Sweet Clover Seed and Honey Price Circle from Grower

Direct from grower JOHN A. SHEEHAN offers white and biennial yellow sweet clover seed hulled and unhull ed, scarified for fall sowing. Also pure sweet clover honey extracted. Prices and circulars sent free. Re. 4 aRalmouth, Ky.

John A. Sheehan aRalmouth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bourbon John W. Jones Mt. Sterling, Ky Prof. Gaines Palm Beach George Beban Pasquale Beban the Table Theatre Vanarsdell’s Sweet Clover Seed Mr. Farmer McDonald Bros
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