Fire damages two Mt. Sterling stores in four story building
A blaze discovered before morning light at the Chenault and Crear firm on South Maysville street caused extensive damage to hardware stock valued at 75 000 to 100 000 and to Richardson Brothers grocery stock around 12 000. Smoke and water damaged the adjoining store as firefighters fought the flames with four water streams for hours.
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Chenault & Crear
Maysville Street
Chenault & Crcar
Richardson Brothers
Renault & Crear’s
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Mixed on Receipts
Hogs Receipts 6200 steady to 10c lower with heavies at 8.36 and packs at 8.35. pigs 110 pounds and under 6 to 8.50. Cattle receipts 800 active with steers 7.50 to 9.50, heifers 7.50 to 9.50, cows 4.50 to 6, cutters 2.50 to 3.25. Calves 11 to 11.50 top, 8 to 11 for others. Sheep receipts 109 steady with lambs 13.50 to 14, ewes 3 to 3.50, bucks 3 to 3.50, second cut 10 to 11, common 5 to 7.
Winter coal supply urged by S P Greenwade firm
A call to secure a winter supply of top grade stone jana cannel coal is issued by S P Greenwade Commission and Storage Company.
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S. P. Greenwade Commission and Storage Company
Memorial Meeting for Prohibition Officers in Mt Sterling
A memorial mass meeting of Mt Sterling and Montgomery county citizens will be held at the Baptist church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The event honors Prohibition Officer Robert Duff Owingsville and county men William Martin and David Treadway who died defending laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Baptist Church
Woman’s Temperance Union
Robert Duff
Owingsville
William Martin
David Treadway
Oluf Hamilton
Jesus
J. W. Crates
C. A. Ray
Woman's
Christian Temperanese Union
Prohibition
Robert E. Duff
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Phoebe musical charms city audience at Table
Phoebe a musical comedy staged by the Deacon Production Company Zanesville Ohio drew an enthusiastic audience and was praised as one of the best home talent productions here. Miss Josephine Strassner led with strong voice and a polished performance supported by a large capable cast and a colorful chorus.
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Phoebe
Messrs. Deacon
Peck
Deacon Production Company
Zanesville
Ohio
Josephine Strassner
Strassner
Alma/ Cox
Martha Mae Robinson
Edith
Janet
Tom Grubbs
Leo Hombs
Corona Laughlin
Mattie Pinney
Alma Cockrell
Louise Barnes
Frances Reese
Frances Kennedy
Laura Hart
Ida Belle Brother
Lillian White
Mary Robinson Crooks
Emma Jones
Virginia Conroy
Nell Fassett
Laura Gill Hoffman
Kathleen Reynolds
Florence Anderson
Nola Highland
Suzanne Gatewood
Elizabeth Strossman
Elizabeth Ann Reynolds
Judith Johnson
Mary Blevins
Gladys Tabor
Frances Turley
Virginia Ayres
Edna D. Owings
Gladys Nickell
Baccheus
Kathleen Raynolds
Jennie Benton
Kelly Barnes
Elizabeth Bogie
Martha Frances Rice
Elizabeth Young
Mary Willie Wyatt
Nannie Coons
Mary Scott
Anna Richardson
Mary Lucile Hamilton
Jack Winn Chosen Coach of Wildcats
John J. Winn of Mt Sterling unanimously chosen as head coach of the University of Kentucky football squad to succeed Juneau. Winn, Princeton alumnus and 1917 captain, will have full charge and may appoint an assistant. he already coached Kentucky line during the previous season.
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John J
Jack
Wildcat
Juneau
Winn
A Good Man Passes Jack Sheridan 67
Jack Sheridan aged 67 died Wednesday at his home on the Camargo pike after a period of illness. He worked for the C. and O. railroad for many years and was faithful to his duties. He leaves a sister Miss Mary Sheridan and several brothers. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at St Patrick's church conducted by Rev. E J Corby, with burial in St Thomas' cemetery.
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Jack Sheridan
Camargo Pike
C. & O. Railroad
Mary Sheridan
St. Patrick’s Church
E. J. Corby
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Pieratt City Man Breaks Leg in Bethel Accident
W. H. Pieratt of this city was injured in an accident at Bethel today. His leg was broken and no further particulars could be obtained at press time.
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W. H. Pieratt
Bethel
Play features song “The Good Little Things We Do”
The program opens with the group performing a song titled The Good Little Things We Do. Mrs. L. Z. Turley’s number pleases Sterling audiences while Phoebe is presented under the Women’s History Clubs with music directed by Mrs. Emilee Reid.
Scobee Hardman To Go On Witness Stand
Scobee Hardman on trial at Winchester for Leon Renaker murder will testify this afternoon in his own defense. John Shoemaker, life sentence for killing his father, testified that Hardman boasted of knowledge about the case and mentioned a blackjack used in the murder. Shoemaker said the blackjack and clothing were discarded in the Kentucky river during a ferry trip, while Hardman denied killing Renaker. A secret two hour chamber session followed the testimony as the judge eyed letters Hardman wrote to the jailer after a failed jailbreak.
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Scobee Hardman
Winchester
Leon Renaker
Commonwealth
Hardman
John Shoemaker
Clark County
Shoemaker
Renaker
Kentucky
Reese Fox
W. R. Shackelford
Ike Miller
Shackelford
Y W C A Plans Christmas Day Nursery and Carols
Y W C A notes two weeks before Christmas will run a daily nursery for four girls each day to free mothers for shopping. Children and babies will be cared for in the room above the Ladies Rest Room, free of charge. They will also sing carols to the aged and shut ins on Christmas Eve.
Christmas Magazine Sale Ad by Mrs Coleman
An advertisement for magazines suitable as Christmas gifts lists Mrs C T Coleman contact via telephone 551. The notice appears in a small classified-style entry with a short price cue and seller name.
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Telephone
C. T. Coleman
Utilities official attends Lexington meeting
W. H. Blevins Kentucky Utilities Company local manager attended the Lexington gathering of the Kentucky Association of Public Utilities on Tuesday seeking updates and industry discussion.
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W. H. Blevins
Kentucky Utilities Company
Lexington
Kentucky Association of Public Utilities
Coal yard offers stone and cannel varieties now
S P Greenwade Commission and Storage Company urges buyers to secure coal promptly, advertising both stone coal and cannel coal available at their yard.
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Stone
S. P. Greenwade Commission
John Wannamaker Dead at 84 a World Famous Merchant
Funeral services for John Wannamaker one of the world’s leading merchants and former postmaster general were held in Philadelphia at 2 pm today. He died Tuesday morning at his Philadelphia town house after a long active life in civic and business affairs. Survived by son Rodman of New York City and daughters Mrs Mary Warburton and Mrs Elizabeth McLeod of Philadelphia.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Wannamaker
Wanamaker
New York
Mr. Wanamaker
Rodman
New York City
Mary B
Barclay H. Warburton
Elizabeth
Norman McLeod
Beautiful new bungalow on West Main street for quick sale
For quick sale a beautiful new bungalow on West Main street is offered at a right price. The ad lists contact E. BE. Jones with phone 658 for details.
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West Main Street
E. BE. Jones
Interesting program at History Club this Friday
The History Club schedules an interesting program at 2 30 Friday afternoon featuring a Christmas reading by Mrs Tipton Wilson a whistling solo by Mrs Harry Howell and Christmas music under the direction of Mrs S F Hamilton.
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Tipton Wilson
Harry Howell
S. F. Hamilton
Coal Sale Announcement by S P Greenwade Company
Coal at highest grade bituminous received and yarded urging immediate call to secure winter supply. Public notice by S P Greenwade Commission and Storage Company.
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S. P. Greenwade Commission and Storage Company
Johnson Sisters Christmas Candy at 475
Home made candy offered by the Johnson Sisters for Christmas. Several varieties packed in tin boxes priced at 1.26 dollars per pound. Telephone for orders at 475.
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Johnson Sisters
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Punceh’'s
Cincinnati Livestock
R. M. Montjoy
Postoffice
Baptist Church Memorial Meeting
Fair Land
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
C. K. Oldham
Ed Reis
W. H. Wood
Bruce Trimble
A. B. Oldham
Law
Jennie D. Thomson
The
Advocate For Printing
Jack Winn
Wildcats
Daniel Green
Y. W. C. A. Notes
John Wannamaker
Hudson
Speedster
Essex
Holly
Ragan-Gay Motor Company
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