Clay Is Nominee for State Senator in Twenty-Eighth District
Clark county election board certifies Hon. J. Will Clay as Democratic nominee for state senator in the Twenty-Eighth district after recounts. Hadden led in Bourbon and Clark counties but fell behind by Clark’s tally. Montgomery county boosted Clay. Contested ballots and plans for a formal contest are noted with expected court battles and sweeping allegations of irregularities.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Clark County
J. Will Clay
Ima
Bourbon County
Hadden
Montgomery County
Clay
Goode
Winchester Gov Bowen to manage Coburn minstrels for season
Gov Bowen of Winchester, longtime assistant to Al WG Fields in the management of a minstrel show, has accepted the management of the Coburn minstrels and will take full charge of the show in the coming season. Broken sizes in boy's clothing Punch Graves Co.
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Bowen
Winchester
al WG. Fields
Coburn Minstrels
Punch, Graves & Co
Boy Drowns While Bathing at Howards Mill
A seven year old boy Stanley Buchmann drowned while bathing in Howards Mill creek on Saturday noon. After his father refused permission he called his mother who granted consent but warned him to stay in shallow water. The body was recovered about five feet of water with assistance from T C Coleman near George Eastin camp and burial followed in Lexington. The family worked as Kentucky Utilities Co employees. Broken sites in Stacy Adams Co ads note $600 oxfords off.
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Howards Mill
Stanley Buchmann
Charley Buchmann
T. C. Coleman
George Eastin
Kentucky Utilities Co
Lexington
Couple Secretly Married At Baymont Hotel Stay
Friends were surprised to learn that Mr. A. L. Laughlin and Mrs. J. E. Daniel married last Tuesday evening in a small ceremony witnessed by a few. Laughlin runs the Baymont hotel, and his bride previously managed the same establishment. Both are well known and popular locally. The Advocate extends best wishes.
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A. L. Laughlin
L. E. Daniel
Laughlin
Baymont
Henry Armstrong Dies in Knoxville Tennessee
Henry Armstrong aged 32 of Knoxville Tennessee died Friday night at his home. He was well known here where he lived until a few years ago. He was a brother of Mrs W M Highland and Mrs Clarence White of this county and nephew of R M Smith of this city.
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Henry Armstrong
Knoxville
Tenn
W. M. Highland
Clarence White
R. M. Smith
Measuring Social at the Christian Church
The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a Measuring Social on Thursday the 21st at 8 p.m. A penny is charged for each two inches of height.
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The
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
August Court Cattle Market Shows Steady Demand Across Counties
About 2500 cattle were at market with fair quality and brisk buying from Central Kentucky counties. Best 700- to 800-lb steers fetched 7 cents, yearlings 64 to 64.5 cents, and fat cows 44 to 54 cents. Numerous specific sales detail buyers from Clark, Bath, Woodford, Fayette, and Georgetown counties, with prices from 3 to 7 cents for various cattle and several consignments at 6 to 6.75 dollars per head for yearlings.
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Kentucky
I. N. Meguiar
James QC. Evans
Clark County
Sam Laythrum
Bath County
Ben Perry
J. L. Faulkner
Thos. Dunlap
Woodford County
Thos. Daniels
A. L. Kerns
Carlisle
A. B. Barnett
James Wilson
J. C. Napier
C. C. Faulkner
Ste. M
Robi. Shields
Sam Laythram
Vance & Beagle
Georgetown
Murphy & Hughes
Henry Lemaster
al. Ratliff
Dan Welch
Fayette County
W. L. Byrd
B. F. Mark
Mark Bough
W. F. Treadway
T. F. Bryant
Wethers
C. Faulkner
Lacey & Howard
John Rose
Ry L. Miller
Barbee Betts
J. &. Miller
Pel
J. Heid
Dunlap
Woodford
City Attorney W C Hamilton weds Maud Kash in Lexington
Friends were surprised to learn that City Attorney W C Hamilton and Mrs Maud Davis Kash of Lexington were married in the Blue Grass Capitol on Thursday. The couple plans to reside on Holt avenue in Mt Sterling after August 20 and expect to host friends soon.
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W. C. Hamilton
Maud Davis Kash
Lexington
Blue Grass Capitol
Kash
Charles Dawson Swim
Frenchburg
Hamilton
Mt Sterling
Holt Avenue
Strother Honored by Governor for Road Congress Delegacy
Mr G H Strother of this city was named a delegate to the Third American Road Congress in Detroit Michigan from September 29 to October 4 by Gov James B McCreary. Strother, a good roads enthusiast and Business Men's Club member, is expected to bring back valuable ideas to improve local roads.
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G. H. Strother
Detroit
Michigan
James .B. McCreary
Strother
Business Men’s Club
Glover Crouch Suffers Nail Injury at Howards Mill Dam
Thursday evening Glover Crouch a drug clerk at Duerson's Drug Store was stepping near the dam at Howards Mill when he stepped on a sharp nail that pierced his shoe and cut his foot. He endured much pain and stayed in his room for several days but has improved and can be out now.
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Howards Mill
Glover Crouch
Duerson’s
Clarence Stephens Joins Lexington Herald Linotype Crew
Clarence Stephens has accepted a position with the Lexington Herald and will be trained by Capt. Leming and Mr. Baker to operate a linotype machine. He is described as reliable and attentive to business and is expected to perform well. His friends wish him success.
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Clarence Stephens
Lexington Herald
Capt. Leming
Baker
Stephens
Election Commissioners Appointed in Montgomery County
Election Commissioners for Montgomery county are listed as Mr B Patterson Democrat and Mr S B Pinney Republican. They will serve during the ensuing year and are considered well qualified and acceptable for the positions.
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B. Patterson
S. 8. Pinney
Montgomery County
New Scout Master Elected to Lead Local Troop
Tipton Wilson was elected local Boy Scout Master to succeed R. H. White who resigned. The move marks a change in leadership for the troop and community scouting efforts.
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Tipton Wilson
R. H. White
Death of Bud Haggard at Hollywood Springs
J W Haggard aged 64 known as Bud died Saturday at his daughter Mrs Joe Hisle home in Hollywood Springs from cancer. Survived by two daughters two brothers and three sisters. Wife Emma McCormick died last March. Burial at Machpelah Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
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J. W. Haggard
Bud
Joe Hisle
Hollywood Springs
Emma McCormick
Haggard
Lillie Haggard
J. C. Haggard
Hedges Station
C. S. Haggard
Winchester
4. W. Stapleton
Shelbyville
J. W. Taul
Ed Taul
Machpelah Cemetery
This City
Broken Sizes In Men’s And Boy’s Suits Noted In Window
A shop window shows incorrect sizing for men's and boys' suits. The display implies mismatched measurements and potential stock issues, suggesting customers verify fit before purchase.
Father of Prof Hopper Dies at His Stanford Home
News arrives of Geo Hopper death at his Stanford residence Monday morning. Burial set for Tuesday at 3 PM. He was father of Prof W O Hopper of this city and superintendent of Mrs Sterling Graded and High School. a Knight Templar and Presbyterian church member.
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W. O. Hopper
Stanford
Geo. Hopper
Hopper
S Sterling Graded and High School
Presbyterian Church
Lincoln County
Day Sues Bank Director Over Stock Fraud
Floyd Day of Winchester sues Charles J. Doherty director at First National Bank Louisville for 42880 claiming he paid 64000 for 320 shares, paid 140 per share, believed par value, but stock was worth only 40 per share.
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Floyd Day
Winchester
Charles J. Doherty
First National Bank
Louisville
Day
Howell Hunt Joins Lloyds Drug Store Post
Mr. Howell Hunt has accepted a position at Lloyds drug store following the resignation of Mr. Gilbert Saderwhite. Hunt has assumed his new title and is expected to add much to the popular pharmacy.
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Howell Hunt
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Gilbert Saderwhite
Hunt
Huyler's Chocolate Featured At Geiger's Pharmacy Fountain
Geiger's Pharmacy offers Huyler's Chocolate at their fountain, highlighting a local treat. The display promotes the chocolate as a specialty item available within the store.
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Huyler
Geiger’s
Wealthy Montgomery farmer David L. Anderson dies at 83
David L. Anderson of Montgomery County died at his Levee Pike home on Saturday August 16 from pneumonia. He was 83 and had lived in seclusion for years. He is survived by a son and a half brother, George W. Anderson Sr. His funeral was at his brother’s residence Monday morning and burial followed at Machpelah Cemetery with Rev A H Hirshman officiating.
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David L. Anderson
Montgomery County
Levee Pike
Geo. W. Anderson
Machpelah Cemetery
A. H. Hirshman
Brother Becomes Administrator of Deceased Brother
On motion of George W. Anderson Sr he was named administrator of his brother David L Anderson deceased who died this estate and bond fixed by Hon A A Hazeldge County Judge pro tem at 30000 The estate includes 466 acres valued about 50000 and personal property about 27500 Under law the entire estate descends to the decedent s son Lewis Anderson
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George W. Anderson
David L. Anderson
A. A. Hazeldge
Lewis Anderson
Friedly Earns Cubs September Tryout
News from Mt. Sterling reports star pitcher Friedly, famed in the Blue Grass League, will get a September tryout with the Chicago Cubs after last season’s standout performance.
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Friedly
Mt. Sterling
Chicago Cubs
Farm for Sale in Southern Indiana Tobacco Region
240 acre farm five miles from Batesville Indiana offers rolling terrain 30 acres bottom land 50 acres new ground 9 acres in tobacco 70 acres in corn 27 acres in clover with a 4 room log house 2 room frame house two barns 30 by 60 with metal roofs creek on property all suitable for tobacco. Priced at 35.00 per acre with part cash and easy payments. The Hillenbrand Co. Batesville Ind.
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Indiana
Batesville
The
Hillenbrand Co
Ind
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Mr. G. Hi. Strother
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Heer
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