August Court Snappy 1500 Cattle Sell Fast
The August court sale drew buyers from Bath, Fleming, Nicholas, Harrison, Bourbon, Fayette, Madison, Clark, Montgomery, and some out of state. Prices matched July with strong demand. stock and fat cattle, heifers, cows, bulls, and steers sold at firm bids. Drovers expect 5,000+ cattle for September with continued active bidding.
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Bath
Fleming
Nicholas
Harrison
Bourbon
Fayette
Madison
Clark
Montgomery
George Halsey
M. Wilson
Noah Lovely
Jonas Weil
Rube Dale
John Blanton
William Whaley
Dan Welsch
Frank Clark
R. Webb
Maze
E. F. Wilson
J. P. Wright
John L. Sherman
Rodney Anderson
Virgil Boone
J. L. Booth
Blue Prints Completed For Winchester Pike
The blue prints of the Winchester pike are complete and Mr R G Kern has been notified that federal and state engineers will visit Wednesday to review them. Mr Kern is pushing to speed up the construction of the new thoroughfares.
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Winchester
M E Church S S Building Adds Eleven Classrooms
The Methodist church Sunday school building features a basement furnace area, six class rooms, a 29 by 32 assembly room, four more class rooms above, totaling eleven rooms for a modern Sunday school plant. G H Strother leads brick and stone, Ed William frames, with grade furniture planned.
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Methodist Sunday School
M. E. Church
G.H. Strother
Ed William
House Fire Destroys Residence of V A Reis in Lexington
A house owned by V A Reis on the New Town pike in Lexington was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon with an estimated loss of 1700 dollars. Local authorities reported the blaze under control later that day.
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V. A.reis
Newtown Pike
Lexington
Local Poultry Market Prices Move Mildly
Roosters bring 8 cents per pound, hens 17 cents, frying chickens 20 cents and eggs 26 cents per dozen.
Law and Order Meeting Forms Committee Action
A Montgomery County gathering at the Circuit Court chamber, chaired by Judge Lewis Apperson, organized plans to strengthen law enforcement. A committee including Judge H R Prewitt and Mayor Reed McKee will work with county and state officials to pursue enforcement, with $1000 raised in voluntary subscriptions.
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Montgomery Co
H. R. Prewitt
Lewis Apperson
J. W. He
W. C. Clay
A. S. Hart
A. L. Tipton
W. B. White
R. Hf. Winn
J. L. Coleman
John Storer
W. P. Apperson
B. F. Thompson
A. B. Oldham
H. G. Hoffman
Dan Welsch
Lem Tipton
Colored Fair Was A Big Success
The Colored Fair held in Mt. Sterling last week drew large crowds and offered engaging attractions. Credit goes to President P. L. Hensley, the officers and committee members for their duties, with the fair seen as a profitable and promising permanent attraction for Mt. Sterling.
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Mt. Sterling
P. L. Hensley
Correction on H B Ringo sale ad
An error in last Thursday's ad misstated items and prices. The 75 cent bacon and 48 cent Courtday sale were incorrect. the sale for 75 cent brooms at 48 cents is ongoing, and broom sales will continue through the week.
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H. B. Ringo
Mr. Ringo
Winchester West Hickman Street 10 room brick house sale
10 room brick residence in Winchester on West Hickman street offering private sale until September 1. Modern in every particular with a 650 by 210 foot lot. Addressed to Dr. R. Allen Colonial Bldg Winchester Ky. 88 and 90 pd 74Fi.
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Winchester
West Hickman Street
R. Allen
Colonial
Tent Meeting With National Evangelists in City
A gospel tent meeting runs from August 1 to September 11 at the corner of Bank and Locust streets. Rev. C. L. Wireman, Rev. W. W. Hanks and their wives lead the event with daily song services at 7:30 PM. Everyone is welcome. For printing, see The Advocate.
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Bank and Locust Streets
C. L. Wireman
W. W. Hanks
Kehoe to Speak on Cooperative Market Plan for Tobacco Growers
J N Kehoe banker and tobacco grower from Maysville will address Montgomery county tobacco growers at the Courthouse Saturday at 1 30 p m He is a member of the Organization Committee and will explain the cooperative marketing plan expected to aid Burley leaf farmers amid low 1921 market prices.
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J. N. Kehoe
Maysville
Montgomery County
Kehoe
Burley Belt
Carolinas
Lost Fox Hound Near Levee Pike With Collar
A white fox hound with lemon spots disappeared Thursday near the George Anderson place on Levee Pike. It wore a collar bearing the name Cosby Kinney Carlisle Ky with license tag No 3. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact Chasewell Carlisle Ky or Howard Canan Mt Sterling Ky. 88-pd
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FOX Hound
George Anderson Place
Levee Pike
Cosby Kinney
Carlisle
Chasewell
Howard Canan
Mt. Sterling
Market Eggs Decline As Storage Stocks Grow
Egg supplies in storage rose to 7 590 000 cases in 1921 from 6 872 000 in 1920, with a larger overall market volume than last year as owners use stock. Butter output remains strong amid rains, but the market shows declines after a rapid rise, though prices stay above several years’ norms. Poultry receipts rise, keeping prices higher than many prewar seasons, while apartment for rent notice appears at West High Street.
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Department of Agriculture
State Board awards life term certificate to local teacher
The State Board of Education granted Mrs. Tom Reasor, a popular Montgomery County teacher, a life term certificate. A small crescent shaped brooch was lost on streets yesterday, and a suitable reward is offered at the office.
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State Board of Education
Tom Reasor
Montgomery County
Court Day Dinner Planned by Woman's Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. church announces a court day dinner in October with the venue to be announced later.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Residence for Sale Near County High School
Public sale of a 5 room modern cottage on Holt avenue near the County High School at 2 30 PM on Saturday August 20. Stone foundation, high dry lot 50 by several hundred feet with shade and fruit trees. Sold one half cash and balance in 12 months. Mrs J W Redmond buyer. Auctioneer Wm Cravens.
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Holt Avenue
County High School
J. W. Redmond
Wm. Cravens
Cantrill Urges Burley Growers to Join Marketing Contract
Congressman J Cantrill urged about 1000 tobacco growers at Georgetown to join the Burley Tobacco Marketing Association. He argued the contract would cut warehouse costs, save growers about 300,000 yearly at 10 cents a pound, and allow farmers to own warehouses within five years.
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J. Campbell Cantrill
Burley Tobacco
Scott County
Georgetown
Burley Tobacco Marketing Association
Congressman Cantrell
Congressman Cantrill
Marketing Association
Kentucky
Cantrill
Camp Robbery at Fin and Feather Camp on Slate Creek
The Fin and Feather Camp near Slate Creek was broken into last week with dishes utensils and furnishings stolen. Owned by Mt. Sterling parties the camp has seen prior robberies and authorities expect to capture the culprits soon based on received information.
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Slate Creek
Mt. Sterling
House Robbed Near City On Maysville Pike
Thieves forced a porch roof window at the home of J. Prewitt Young three miles north of the city on the Maysville pike and took money and valuables totaling over $200 while the family was away Sunday afternoon. The break in was found on the family’s return and officials are investigating.
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J. Prewitt Young
Maysville Pike
Mr. Young
Walsh Co. Offers 30 Percent Off All Summer Goods
The Walsh Co. Inc announces a thirty percent reduction on all summer goods, highlighting savings across apparel, accessories, and outdoor essentials for a limited time.
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The
Walsh Co., Inc
The Love Flower at Table Theatre Wednesday
Manager Small promotes The Love Flower at Table with matinee and evening showings. David Wark Griffiths latest production draws from Black Beach by Ralph Stock, featuring Richard Barthelmes and Carol Dempster in leading roles with a strong supporting cast.
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Small
David Wark Griffith
Black Beach
Ralph Stock
Collier's Weekly
Richard Barthelmes
Carol Dempster
Ice Cream Supper at Upper Spencer School House
An ice cream supper is held at the Upper Spencer School House next Saturday night. Community members are urged to attend and support the event.
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Upper Spencer
Grace Guerrant and James Kennedy Foster Wedding Invitation
Reverend and Mrs. David Clay Lilly request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Grace Guerrant to Mr. James Kennedy Foster on Tuesday afternoon August twenty third at five thirty o'clock at Earst Presbyterian Church in Lexington Kentucky. The bride is a granddaughter of the late Rev. Edward C. Guerrant. Buster Brown corduroy suits for boys 4 to 8 The Walsh Co Inc.
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David Clay Lilly
Grace Guerrant
James Kennedy Foster
Earst Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Kentucky
Edward C. Guerrant
Buster Brown
The
Walsh Co., Inc
For Sale Housing and Building Lots on Winn Street
For sale a seven room residence on Winn Street with bath, large lot 90 by 300, garden, fruit trees, barn, garage and outbuildings at a bargain. Also a building lot 55 by 218 at a bargain for 10 days. Contact F. D. Richardson, home 261 office 373. Also fall suits for children 2 to 8 years offered by The Walsh Co Inc.
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Winn Street
F. D. Richardson
The
Walsh Co., Inc
Blue Grass Fair Catalogues For Free Distribution
Office offers a limited supply of Blue Grass Fair Catalogues at no charge. Call now to secure one for pickup or delivery.
Ice Cream Supper At Court House Yard Friday
The Epworth League of the Methodist church invites all to an ice cream supper Friday night at 7:30 in the Court House yard. A brown oxford shoe is lost on local streets today and may be returned to Mrs. A. 8S Hart.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Brown
Oxford
Hart
Purchase of stock hogs in Carlisle sale
Snook of Carlisle bought from F. W. Clark fifty seventy pound stock hogs at ten cents per pound. See our corduroy suits for boys.
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Snook
Carlisle
F. W. Clark
Pie Supper At Moberly School Thursday Night
A pie supper will be held Thursday night at Moberly School. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy desserts and community fellowship.
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Moberly School
Reunion in Honor of Long Lost Relative
A Kentucky kinship tale recounts the 1864 Confederate veteran John Gillaspie drifting to Indiana and Missouri before dying there. His son Thadeus Julian Gillaspie travels to Mt Sterling to locate relatives, leading to a reunion at Nelson Gillaspie’s North Middletown home with about two dozen cousins and kin from Bourbon, Fayette, Clark, Winchester and other counties.
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John Gillaspie
Henry Gillaspie
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Marshall
Virginia
Indiana
Miss Trotter
Missouri
Thadeus Julian Gillaspie
T. J. Gillaspie
Lela Gillaspie
W. A. Brock
Clay Fogg
Elizabeth
Lottie Bridges
Sadie Evans
Albro Whitsett
Bramblette Gillaspie
Walter Hamilton
Clark County
Turner Hardman
Emma Hardman
Lawrence Gillaspie
Mary Hood Gillaspie
Fayette County
Henry Taul
Clayton Curtis
Oscar Henry
Willie Bishop
Tom Reid
Bourbon County
James Curtis
Winchester
Mildred Gillaspie
Hattie Henson
Ethel Crow
North Middletown
Mrs John Lykins Dies in This County
Mrs John Lykins died at home on the Levee Pike in this county on Wednesday August 3rd at age 61 after a long illness. Survived by husband four sons Bruce Willie Town Dudley Estill and three daughters Sarah Anne Lykins Mrs Chas Peyton and Mrs Ora Nodley. Funeral was at the residence conducted by Rev Harlan Murphy and burial in Morgan county.
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John Lykins
Levee Pike
Bruce
Menetee County
Willie
Sioux Rapids
Town
Dudley
Estill
Sarah Anne Lykins
Chas. Peyton
Ora Nodley
Harlan Murphy
Morgan County
For Rent Nine-Room Frame Residence on Sycamore Street
Nine room frame residence on Sycamore street for rent with furnace and modern conveniences. Apply to Elizabeth Wyatt by phone 258. (86-81)
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Sycamore Street
Elizabeth Wyatt
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Lilly-Foster
Live Wire Agency
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