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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1911

Page

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August cattle sale shows strong demand despite drought

About 1500 cattle on the market with 1100 to 1150 lb steers at 4.60, buyers resisting 4.75. Bulk around 4.50, yearlings 4.00 to 4.25, heifers 3.20 to 4.0, cows 3.0 to 3.4, and bulls 3.0 to 3.5. Rain could revive cattle business, current drought pressures keep feeders cautious. Numerous sales to Dawson Tapp, Laythram, and others. horses and mules markets small with limited activity and prices steady.

Geo. Halsey Dawson Arch Prewitt A. L. Kerns Carlisle Sam Laythram Bath County Perry & McCormack Napier Bros Mr. Laythram J. Rk. Terril H. V. Thompson Bourbon County Buck Thierry J. H.graves, Jr Fayette County Geo. Blevins Jonas Weil Lexing

Beautiful Reception By Mrs Duff At New Lexington Event

Mrs Thomas Newton Duff hosted a Thursday afternoon reception from three to six with Mary Spencer and Jennie Billingley as guests of honor. The Duff home glowed with green and white decorations, carnations, plumosa, and Japanese lanterns. Frappe was served. Mrs F C Duerson and Mrs R P Thomas assisted. Mrs Duff greeted guests with Mrs Thomas Combs of Lexington and Mrs Chas A Lindsay in the receiving line. The dining room centerpiece featured a green basket of white carnations and plumosa. About 125 invitations were issued and nearly as many attended.

Thomas Newton Duff Mary Spencer Jennie Billingly Duff F. C. Duerson R. P. Thomas H. P. Reid Eula Perry Thomas Combs Lexington Chas. A. Lindsay Dan J Prewitt

First cut of the season on Man hattan shirts.

Walsh Bros reports the initial cut of the season for Manhattan shirts, outlining early production stages and shop plans. Production notes emphasize fabric choices and sizing as the line moves from patterning to stitching.

Manhattan Walsh Bros

Richmond Avenue Sewer Extension Granted to Shoup Firm

The city council ordered a sewer extension for Richmond Avenue and awarded the contract to J. O. Shoup & Co. This contractor, already building brick streets locally, will commence work soon with all needed machinery on site.

Richmond Avenue J. O. Shoup & Co

Roasts at Greenwade's with phone numbers 85 or 100

Greenwade's advertises pork veal lamb and beef roasts and lists contact numbers 85 and 100 for ordering ready to cook. The concise note emphasizes selecting a roast and calling the store.

Greenwade’s

Bratton Sutton Sells Interest in Hillsboro Hardware

Mr. Bratton Sutton disposed of his stake in Hillsboro Hardware Co of Tampa Florida and bought a one third interest in a similar business at Largo Florida a town about forty miles from Tampa His friends note his health is excellent and he is progressing well in the Sunny South

Bratton Sutton Hillsboro Hardware Co Tampa Fla Largo Sutton South

The Promptest Delivery in Town for Groceries

Vanarsdell's offers the promptest grocery delivery in town with fast service and a wide selection. Customers can expect reliable order fulfillment and same day or next day delivery options.

Vanarsdell’s

Frank Perry Yearling Pace Sets Fast Split in 1 06 Effort

The yearling pacing colt Frank Perry owned by J R Magowan and trained by Doc Curry clocked 1 06 from the half mile to the wire with a last quarter of 31 seconds. Bred of Toddington and Lilworthy, he’s aimed at lowering the world yearling pacing record. Named for B Frank Perry of the Exchange Bank of the city.

Frank Perry J. R. Magowan Doc Curry Curry Toddington Moko Fanella Lilworthy Guy Axworthy Lillian "Wilkes Guy Wilkes Sundl Lexington Herald B. Frank Perry Exchange Bank

Olympian Springs A Delightful Southern Resort

Olympian Springs in Bath county is praised as a premier summer resort with unexcelled waters and superb hotel and grounds. The hotel is well managed by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. O’Neal who ensure guest comfort, with fine music and a top ballroom. Vanarsdell’s and Greenwade’s urged for home-grown vegetables.

Olympian Springs Bath County W. M. O’neal

Great Horses at Blue Grass Fair Highlight Emerald Chief Farm Breeds

Emerald Chief Farm presents two sensational horses, Young Bill and Golden Girl, bred under the Johnson formula from Golden King and Bourbon Chief lines. Golden Girl earns the title Lady de Jarnette while Young Bill is hailed as a king among chiefs by veteran horseman Jas. Cromwell. Breeder Arrington Johnson showcased them at the Lexington circle.

Emerald Chief Our County Blue Grass Fair Young Bill Golden Girl Golden King Bourbon Chief Red Cloud Bill Jas. Cromwell Harrison Elmer Baisley Lexington Circle Steinher St. Joe Arrington Johnson

Contractor Deitz Recalled Home After Daughter’s Death

Deitz, supervisor of the Government building project in the city, was summoned to Chattanooga Tennessee last Friday due to the death of his daughter.

Deitz Chattanooga Tenn

Broken Sizes Shown For Suits and Punch Graves

The notice lists irregular or broken sizes for $22.50 suits and $11.25 Punch and Graves items. It indicates a clearance or inventory adjustment with pricing.

Punch & Graves

Brick Streets To Be Open For Traffic Aug Twenty-Six

Contractors in charge of the brick streets announce completion by August 26 and that streets will reopen to public travel the following Saturday. The improvement is hailed as the greatest in Mt. Sterling's history.

Mt. Sterling

Cottage for Sale on Mitéhell Avenue

Four room cottage offered for sale on Mitéhell Avenue as Mrs. Jennie E. Shrout moves from the city. Property details limited in fragment, listing notes departure and contact for sale.

Mitéhell Avenue City Jennie E. Shrout

Passion Play lecture at Somerset church by Rev Hart

On Tuesday evening August 28 at 7 30 o clock the Somerset Christian Church will host Rev M A Hart for a lecture on the Passion Play. Admission is 25 and 15 cents with proceeds aiding a church organ fund.

Christian Church Somerset M. A. Hart

Prewitt Reunion Set for Oil Springs on August 31

The heirs of James Prewitt deceased announce their annual reunion at Oil Springs on Thursday August 31. Spring lamb will be served at Greenwade’s.

James Prewitt Oil Springs

Notice to Trespass and Firearm Prohibition at Premises

Mt. Sterling Water Light and Ice Co warns all persons not to trespass or discharge firearms on their premises. A horse was injured by a stray bullet and other damage occurred. Violators will be prosecuted. July 2.

Mt. Sterling Water Light & Ice Co

No Horse Show in Louisville After Recurring Deficits

The Louisville Horse Show, begun in 1900, has been declared off as the association tires of yearly deficits. Losses since organization run between 30000 and 40000 dollars. Revival in 1912 remains undecided.

Louisville

Question on hats and modesty in church attire

A Danville Messenger quotation questions why a woman may roam in the sun bareheaded in public but when in church she must wear an elaborate hat. The remark critiques gendered dress expectations and propriety in religious settings.

Danville Messenger

Candy Kitchen to Open in Cockrell Building on West Main

The Rogers Co. site on West Main will house a new candy kitchen operated by Banda Bros. of Frankfort. The Cockrell building will host the up-to-date confectionery venture.

Cockrell West Main Street Rogers Co Banda Bros Frankfort

Our Contestants Enjoying Trip to Atlantic City

Contestants in the AD VO CATE parade praise their Atlantic City trip describing fun, camaraderie, and enthusiasm during the event and related activities.

The Advocate Atlantic City

Gold Medal Lost in Mt Sterling Streets

Gold medal missing on Mt Sterling streets. Finder urged to return to Elizabeth Guilfoile.

Mt. Sterling Elizabeth Guilfoile

Broken sizes at Punch and Graves sale

A local notice advertises a sale featuring suits priced at 15 dollars and 7.50 dollars at Punch and Graves. The fragment names two brands or shops and lists two price points for clothing items.

Keep On Going Regardless of the Naysayers

PHILANDER JOHNSON in The Washington Star urges persistence and self reliance. He argues that even if some critics object, others will praise earnest effort and skill. The piece promotes steady work, common sense, and resilience through life’s trials and challenges.

For Rent Flats and dwellings on Bank Street

Four modern flats with 38 rooms priced at 14.50 and 15 dollars weekly offer. One 3 room cottage at 15 dollars. A 6 room dwelling at 12 dollars. Rooms available individually or in groups. H. Clay McKee & Sons, Bank Street.

H. Clay McKee & Sons Bank Street

Exchange Planned by Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold an Exchange the day before Thanksgiving. The location will be announced later.

Ladies’ Aid Society of The Presbyterian Church

Death of Maj. David Castleman in Los Angeles Sanitarium

Maj. David Castleman son of Gen. John B. Castleman died in a private sanitarium in Los Angeles last week. He was identified as a military officer with ties to the Castleman family and the Army.

David Castleman John B. Castleman Los Angeles

1912 White cars for sale by H. Clay McKee & Sons

Several second hand automobiles in good as new condition offered by H. Clay McKee and Sons. Includes 1912 White models available for purchase.

H. Clay McKee & Sons

Knox Hats Go On Sale Today At Walsh Brothers

World renowned Knox hats debut in Walsh Brothers store as fall styles arrive. Local shoppers flock to see the new collection and browse caps and fedoras from the historic brand.

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