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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1920

Page

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Mt Sterling cattle market weathered court day trade

A February Run of Cattle at Mt Sterling saw two stockyards fill with about head as buyers hesitated. Prices held near last court day levels with steers around 8–10 cents per pound and cows 6–9 cents, while horses and mules fetched mixed sums. Notable sales included 25 yearling calves at 10 cents and a cow with calf at 120 dollars.

Illinois Monweather Kentuccky Mt. Sterling Kentucky Highlands James Maze Mr. Withers Denton Bough J. F. Swartz Springer

Miss Kitty Conroy Wins Honors at University of Kentucky

Miss Kitty Conroy daughter of Mrs J R Salmons wins popularity and honors at the University of Kentucky as a Freshman. She majors in Romance Languages and minors in Journalism and is elected to the University Press Association. She participates in Horace Mann and Philosophian societies and YWCA and was a leading student at Mt Sterling High.

Kitty Conroy Sterling J. R. Salmons University of Kentucky Conroy College of Arts and Sciences University Press Association Horace Mann and Philosophian Literary Societies Mt. Sterling High Katy Halleck Literary Society Girls’ Club, Athletic Association

Tobacco Market Stable With Heavy Receipts Across Homes

The local tobacco market remains steady over three weeks with low grades predominate and prices near the same. Receipts stay heavy as all houses run full floors. Whitehall holds a sale today and Farmers tomorrow with buyers on local breaks. Total sales reach about 612 million lbs at roughly 32 cents average and the market may last about three more weeks.

Whitehall

Ex-Service Man Dies at 42 After War Service

Will Steele aged 42 recently discharged from the U S Army died this morning at the home of his cousin George Turley on Queen Street. He served in France and was gassed, the injuries leading to his death. He was unmarried. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 PM at the grave with burial in the Soldiers' lot at Machpelah Cemetery.

Will Steele George Turley Queen Street Mr. Steele France Machpelah Cemetery

Auto dealer sells two more cars this week

J D Wren Auto Co sold two Dodge touring cars last week to H B Ringo and Howard Mee.

J.D. Wren Auto Co H. B. Ringo Howard

Popular School Teacher Becomes a Bride

Miss Mattie Hoffman of this city and Mr. M. W. Sowards of Ashland wed Saturday afternoon in Cincinnati at the Palace Hotel. The bride, admired locally as a longtime city school instructor, wore a navy tailored suit with a violet corsage. The groom is a C. and O. R. R. mail clerk. the couple will reside in The Roberts apartment upon returning.

Mattie Hoffman M. W. Sowards Ashland Cincinnati Palace Hotel Sowards Sterling

Ground Hog Dens Found Under Levee Pike

Road Engineer W H Canan, while repairing a culvert on the Levee pike, traced a ground hog trail to a four foot wide excavation beneath the road center. Straw filled the chamber where many ground hogs of various sizes lived. eight were killed and at least as many escaped. The nest lay about twelve inches below the surface.

W. H. Canan Tanan

Montgomery County Pair Association Donates to Women’s Rest Room

The Montgomery County Pair Association contributed 25 dollars to the Women’s Rest Room. The donation is gratefully received. H. W. Patrick has leased the business room opposite the Court House, formerly F C Duerson’s Drug Store, for Maxwell car showrooms.

Montgomery County Pair Association H. W. Patrick Court House F. C. Duerson Maxwell Cars

Resolution Honoring Hazel Grubbs of Junior Woman's Club

Formal club resolutions mourn the death of Hazel Grubbs, praising her cheerful, willing work and dedicated service. The Junior Woman's Club extends sympathy to the bereaved family, asks records reflect the tribute, and directs copies to family and local press.

Hazel Grubbs Harry B. Ringo Stewart McCormick Elizabeth McCoun

Mrs Carrick Dies in Fayette County

Mrs. R L Carrick wife of Lexington physician Dr Carrick died of pneumonia Saturday morning at St Josephs Hospital. She is survived by her husband and one son Spence Carrick of Lexington. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Claude L Garths residence followed by burial in Lexington Cemetery. Mrs Carrick was well known in this city as a frequent guest in the home of Mr and Mrs B F Herriott.

R. L. Carrick Dr. Carrick Lexington St. Joseph’s Hospital Spence Carrick Claude L. Garth Lexington Cemetery

Hung Jury In Murder Case Of Claude Salyer

The jury in Claude Salyer’s murder case against Greene Cole failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed by Judge Marshal. The panel reportedly favored seven to conviction and five to acquittal. Salyer will be allowed bond after the trial in Shelbyville ended without a verdict.

Claude Salyer Greene Cole Marshal Friday Marshall Shelbyville Salyer Bond Will

Former Mt. Sterling Man Marries Southern Girl

Alberta Weir daughter of Mr and Mrs Herron Campbell Wilson wed Jay Clarke Kemper on February 4 1920 in Demopolis Alabama He is the late G W Kemper's son once active in local banking now a farmer in Demopolis county ties ahead report a wealthy cultured Southern family bride described as beautiful.

Herron Campbell Wilson Alberta Weir Jay Clarke Kemper Demopolis Alabama Kemper G. W. Kemper Iis Mr. Kemper

Produce Market Conditions and Egg Butter Poultry Trends

The week shows a settled general market for produce with larger egg supplies and active demand at slightly lower prices. Butter trade is brisk with strong consumer demand. Production rises modestly and imports from Denmark plus receipts from Holland should steady prices. Live poultry movement covers current needs but high prices curb consumption. Storage stocks are being reduced satisfactorily.

Denmark Holland

Checkers, Rox production, at Tabb Theatre Monday

Checkers, a Rox special adapted from a long running racing melodrama, comes to the Tabb Theatre next Monday. Directed for William Fox by Richard Stanton, the sensational tale centers on race horse plots with a thrilling final track scene and an all star cast.

Y W C A Valentine Party At High School

The High School Y W C A held a Friday night valentine party with original valentines for each girl. A reading program followed by refreshments served by seniors and sophomores. The week of March is set for Y W C A Redrive to be conducted by the High School girls and Mr Sterling is urged to contribute in appreciation.

Sterling

Pangburn Post Elects Officers in Enthusiastic Legion Meeting

Pangburn Post local American Legion members met in the County Court room Friday night to elect officers for the year and admit new members. Officers named include Hodge Morris as post commander and Ben Scott as vice commander, with Kilpatrick adjutant and Lane finance officer.

Pangburn American Legion Hodge Morris Ben Scott Lewis H. Kilpatrick Ratff H. Lane Robert Stoner William Enoch Sidney Calk D. H. Bush C. P. Henry C. T. Coleman Phil Holbarn Donald Quisenberry

Public sale at old home place near Mt Sterling on Feb 21

Public auction to be held at the old home place seven miles from Mt Sterling on the Howard's Mill pike starting at 9 oclock. Items include livestock farming implements and household goods. Auctioneers T F and H Y Triplett.

Mt. Sterling Howard’s Mill Pike T. F H. Y. Triplett

Apple Butter For Sale By P Greenwade On High Street

300 pounds of pure homemade apple butter offered by P Greenwade located on High Street. Sugar content is white sugar and product described as exceptionally fine. Phone contact 431 provided.

P. Greenwade High Street

For Sale or Rent House and Land 212 Miles From Town

Real estate item offering a house and 134 acres of land for sale or rent located 212 miles from town. Instruction to apply at this office.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winly Ing Land & Priest Druggists Wight J. Thomas Miss Mattie Hoffman Mrs. Sewards the Roberts Produce Y. W. C. A. Valentine Party Pangburn Post United States of America Montgomery County J.w.jones &Son J. W. Jones
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