Mt Sterling Advocate Publishing Prospectus
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Advocate Publishing Company Incorporated
MT. Sterling
Advocate
J. W. Hedden
J. W. Hedden, JR
Mary C. Ayres
Rest Room donation debate at City Council meeting
At Tuesday night’s council session the proposed $100 annual Rest Room support was debated after a tie vote and mayoral tie-breaker against the appropriation. The piece argues the facility benefits county women and city merchants alike, urges reconsideration, and notes broad support among local women.
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H. G. Hoffman
Wm. Burns
Sterling
Half Million Cash for Clark County Land
Henry S. Caywood of Bourbon county aided by Thomas Brock and Judge Hardwick of Clark county acquired the Fields Van Meter farm in Clark county. The 1,100 acre tract changed hands for nearly half a million dollars and will be divided so each buyer holds a one third interest if the larger offer is not accepted.
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Bourbon County
Caywood
Thomas Brock
Judge Hardwick
Clark County
State of
Kentucky
van Meter Pike
Renick Station
Renick
Prewitt van Meter
Owingsville News Notes Family and Social Moves
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Tyler Davis welcomed a son, Dawson Young, born February 1. Several residents bought property, rented homes, or visited relatives in Cincinnati and Lexington. Attendees traveled for funerals, visits, and gatherings, including Miss Hazel Grubbs and Mrs. Mattie Clarke's family members.
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Lexington Area
Visits span multiple families with Kentucky ties. Morgan Atchison, a University of Kentucky student, spent the weekend with Judge J. L. Atchison and sister Mrs. Raymond Snedegar in Lexington. Mrs. Wilson Stradee hosted her daughter. Louise Beitz visited Mt. Sterling. Earle Ratliff from Irvine visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ratliff. Lee Conyers, also known as Mr. Sterling, spent Sunday with his father Jack Conyers.
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John McIintyre
Clara Dixon McIntyre
Rollie McIntyre
Columbus
T. S. Barnes
John L. Vice
Lexington
E. H. Goodpaster
Mt. Sterling
Hazel Grubbs
W. Johnson
A. B. Thomas
Olympia
Emil Peters
Georgetown
J. R. Brother
Duke Hampton
New York
Glen Perry
Brutus Burbridge
J. L. Byron
Lyda Dolph
Nat Peters
St. Louis
C. W. Young
H. C. F. Martin
Micha
J. J. Nesbitt
Stradee
Morgan Atchison
University of Kentucky
J. L. Atchison
Raymond Snedegar
Louise Beitz
Earle Ratliff
Irvine
C. S. Ratliff
Lee Conyers
Sterling
Jack Conyers
Menefee Pipe Line Ready Near Completion
Final work to complete the Menefee county pipe line is due by February 10 with finishing anticipated earlier. The line connects Menefee county wells producing about 500 barrels daily to the Cumberland Pipe Line system at Hazel Green Wolfe county. It comprises six miles of four inch pipe two miles of three inch and two miles of two inch pipe. The Cumberland system, spanning Kentucky, links numerous wells and supports oil operators by providing steam and efficient transport.
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Menefee County
Cumberland Pipe Line Company
Menefee
Hazel Green
Wolfe County
Kentucky
Kentucky Oil Production Grows With New Menefee Pool
The report notes strong Kentucky output with the new Menefee pool boosting oil production to about one million barrels monthly. Cumberland Pipe Line Company runs from Eastern Kentucky average roughly 65 000 barrels weekly. Dr E R Hall in Mene fee county reports Wick Wells number 11 filled 50 feet with oil, extending the field 400 feet north and 80 feet wide. Southwest ern and Cliff Petroleum on the T M Cooper farm at Bushy Fork are down 20 feet in the sand, with no oil yet.
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Menefee
Kentucky
Cumberland Pipe Line Company
E. R. Hall
Menefee County
Wick
Wells Tract
Magoffin County
Ern and
Cliff Petroleum Companies
T. M. Cooper
Bushy Fork
Cottage Sold on Locust Street for $1800
Cravens and Turpin real estate agents sold a frame cottage on Locust Street today to Walter Hancock for $1800, for client Clay Miller as listed in the Advocate Classified ads.
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Cravens & Turpin
Clay Miller
Locust Street
Walter Hancock
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Owingsville News
Main Street
High Street
Mark Don
Aldson
Pattie J. Riley
Suzette Johnson
Court House
Judy
Flat Rock
Thomas Johnson
J. T
J. P. Highland
Charles Highland
Somerset
King & Johnson
Traders National Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
The
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