Bankers Declare for Newspaper Advertising
The Mississippi Bankers Association at its annual meeting in Gulfport urged use of newspapers as the best continuous advertising method. R L Gurney of the Commonwealth Company argued other plans fail and newspapers are the surest way to reach the public. The piece notes a Chicago theatre switching to newspapers and ends with holiday shopping prompts at Walsh's Stetson and Youman Hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Bankers’ Association
Guifport
R. L. Gurney
Commonwealth Company of
Chicago
W. P. Walton
Lexington Herald
Mrs. Sarah Wills Dies After Brief Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Sarah E. Wills, 72, passed away at her home after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral held at her residence, burial in Machpelah Cemetery. She was mother of Nelson Wills of the city and widely beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Wills
Machpelah Cemetery
Nelson Wills
Move to Winchester Promotes Ogden Family
Mr G W Ogden and family moved to Winchester yesterday where he represents Metropolitan Life Insurance Co with headquarters now in Winchester following a promotion. Buy the boy a rainy day outfit at Walshs. Only a few left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Ogden
Winchester
Ogden
The
Metropolitan Lifej Insurance Co
Walsh’s
Banquet Honors New Appellate Judge C C Turner
A Saturday banquet at H M Ringo's celebrated the election of Ap pellate Judge C C Turner. Judge H R French chaired the event with several speeches by local legal figures. a large group of attendees is listed. The notice ends with a teaser about Christmas collar boxes at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Turner
H. M. Ringo’s
For Rent Rooms and Front Office in Residence
Classified notice advertises three rooms on the first floor of a residence and a front office over J. Clay Cooper's pool room located at 18th street, Mrs. Eliza M. Jordan listed as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clay Cooper
Eliza M. Jordan
For Sale Privately Residence on North Maysville Street
Henry R. Prewitt offers his residence on North Maysville Street for private sale. The ad notes private sale of the property with no listed price or broker involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Maysville Street
Henry R. Prewitt
Blood Poison Feared After Barn Nail Injury
Mr. Charlie Duff stepped on a nail around his barn and now faces possible blood poisoning. He previously endured a similar nail injury in the same area about a year ago. The notice also mentions dangers from smokeless powder and promotes old papers for sale and Christmas garters at Walsh's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Duff
Mr. Duff
Beckham enters race for United States Senate from Kentucky
Former Kentucky governor J C W Beckham formally announces his candidacy to succeed Senator W O Bradley. He says he retired from the governorship to private life but received strong press and public support and will run on his record and progressive Democratic platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. W. Beckham
United States Senate
W. O. Bradley
Beckham
Kentucky
Miss Lillian Heinrich Accepts Ashland School Post
Miss Lillian Heinrich has accepted a teaching position in Ashland Public School. J. W. Jones notes 40 years of fair dealing and promotes the store as offering Central Kentucky’s largest stock of diamonds and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Heinrich
Ashland
J. W. Jones
Kentucky
Jones’ Jewelry Store
Central Kentucky Jewelers and Slaughterhouse Ad
An old notice touts a modern slaughterhouse offering sanitary processing and sausage rendering services with a contact phone. It also promotes a large selection of jewelry diamonds cut glass bric a brac and toilet goods at Jones in Central Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Jones
Shine Jim Brown Arrest Report At Renick Station
Jim Brown known as Shine was arrested at Renick Station by station agent Luther Reeves last week. He denies shooting Hart, but witnesses in the crowd say bullets were fired. Man hattan shirts were seen at Walsh's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brown
Shine
Renick Station
Luther Reeves
Hart
Brown
Ree
Fetala
Comforting drive and meeting at Mrs Trimble home
The notice invites a comfort tacking this afternoon at Mrs B W Trimble's home, 1 PM. A regular business meeting and box packing for Hindman School occur Thursday at 2 PM at the same location with a list of needed items including school supplies and clothing. Santa Claus is coming and Jones Jewelry Store advertises seasonal fruits, nuts and candies with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Trimble
Hindmap
E. Lee
Santa Claus
Jones’ Jewelry Store
Sterling Club Elects Officers at Sunday Meeting
Sterling Dancing Club in this city elected William Oldham as President Thomas Grubbs as Vice President and Marvin Gay as Secretary Treasurer. Members voted to defer turkey trotting decisions until a majority ruling is reached. Also mentions local ads for Christmas poultry and a jewelry store boasting forty years of fair dealing.
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Sterling Dancing Club
William Oldham
Thos. Grubbs
Marvin Gay
Miss Mattie Clay Triplett Sought for Theatre Ticket
A notice asks Miss Mattie Clay Triplett to call the office for a ticket to The White Squaw at Table Opera House on Monday December 9. The ad also promotes Walsh's corduroys as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Clay Triplett
Table Opera House
For Rent Dwelling Five Rooms and Hall with Grounds
For rent a five room dwelling with hall on one acre of ground including a stable. Well located property. Apply to T. F. Rogers & Son. Initia linen handkerchiefs at.
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T. F. Rogers & Son
Walsh
Beautiful wedding bells in a city ceremony
Miss Julia Trimble Morris wed Alfred G. Gates of Indianapolis in a regal November church ceremony at the Christian Church. The event featured an Episcopal ring service, a Lohengrin procession, violin and organ music, and a reception hosted by Hon. Nelson H. Trimble at the North Mayville home with many out of town guests from Lexington, Middletown, Louisville and Charleston.
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Christian Church
Julia Trimble Morris
Alfred G. Gates
Indianapolis
Ind
Geo. S. Kennard
H. D. Clark
Prof. Reynolds
Lexington
Lodema Wood
Roger Drake
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
Venice
Mary Ray Trimble
Nelson H. Trimble
W. B. Gates
Wm. N. Harding, Jr
G. P. Hemingway
Robt. Gardner
Middletown
Robt. M. Trimble, Jr
Mr. Gates
Bermuda Islands
North
Maysville Street
N. H. Trimble
W. N. Gates
A. B. Gates
Kelly Jacoby
O. T. Byram
William Threlkeld
Elizabeth
Josephine Threlkeld
Nicholasville
Lida Trimble Hughes
Bloomfield
Gee, Chesechier
Louisville
Margaret Thomas
J. H. McConehay
Wm. McDaniel
Alice Morris
Sisters of the Bride
Charleston
W. Va
W. N. Harding, Jr
Robert Gardner
L. B. Craig
Martha Quiggle
Lincoln, Neb
R. J. Cord
Catlettsburg
Reid Rogers
Washington, D. C
Helen Lafferty
Lexing
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Youman
Punch, Graves & Co
W.H. Berry & Co
Greenwade’s
Ringo
W. A. Sutton& Son
United States
Huyler’s
Geiger’s Pharmacy
Ting
Greenwade
Manhattan
Walsh's
Ww. C
Sterling Club
Mt Sterling National Bank
B. Patterson
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