Judge Winn Honored at Banquet as He Takes Bench
The National Hotel hosted a banquet for Hon. Robert H. Winn upon his Monday start as Judge of the Court of Appeals. Attendees included Judge Winn, H R Prewitt, H R French, R A Chiles and others. French acted as toast master and the new judge pledged patient hearings and fair trials for all litigants. If you seek bargains, head to the Big Mill Re Sale at Newmeyer's.
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National Hotel
Robert H. Winn
Court of Appeals
Robi. H. Winn
H. R. Prewitt
H. R. French
R. A. Chiles
Lewis Apperson
Jno
A. Judy
W. B., White
C. D. Grubbs
A. A. Hazelrigg
R. G. Kern
B. F. Day
W. C. Hamilton
H. Clay McKee
John G. Winn
T. J. Bigstaff
Earl W. Senff
French
Messrs. French
Chiles
Hazelrigg
Grubbs
White
McKee
Bigstaff
Big Mill
Newmeyer’s
Banquet Attracts Gifts For James And French
An office banquet at the Frankfort Hotel honored James and Judge French. The State Auditor's staff presented James with a diamond pin surrounding a pearl and gave Judge French a gold headed cane. French praised the staff as kind and fair and noted his own speaking ability. Start the new year right with Vanarsdell's meats and groceries.
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Frankfort
State Auditor’s Office
James
Judge French
Vanarsdell’s
Postal Telegraph Chief Thanks Lexington Office Leader
Manager C. H. Nisbitt of the Lexington office receives a telegram from President Clarence H. Mackay thanking him and his staff for their conduct and extending New Year wishes. Also note Brunner's offers a large assortment of house slippers.
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C. H. Nisbitt
Lexington
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Clarence H. Mackay
Nisbitt
Leszington Herald
Brunner’s
Terrell Elected Speaker on Fifth Ballot in Frankfort
Hon. Claude B. Terrell of Trimble county won the speaker’s post on the fifth ballot defying Harry A. Schoberth of Woodford county. Oscar West of Carroll named Sergeant-at-Arms and Miss Mary Robards of Mercer named enrolling clerk as Gov. McCreary backed Terrell.
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Claude B. Terrell
Trimble County
Frankfort
Harry A. Schoberth
Woodford County
Oscar West
Carroll County
Mary Robards
Mercer County
Terrell
Third House
McCreary
Newmeyer's Big Mill Remnant Sale Announcement
Newmeyer's Big Mill holds a remnant sale starting Saturday January 6 with discounts on surplus lumber and mill ends. Local customers may find end cuts, boards and panels at reduced prices during the event.
Man Attacked by Dog on Court Street Scene Ends in Mayoral Intervention
Rick P. Thomas was bitten on the leg and hand while walking along Court Street. He grappled the dog and held on when Mayor Will Samuels arrived with a hammer and killed the animal, ending the threat.
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Court Street
Rick P. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Hmself
Will Samuels
Thomas
Courteous treatment prompt delivery and trade appreciated
S. E. Kelly & Co. 121f expresses gratitude for courteous treatment and prompt delivery, noting appreciation of the trade.
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S. E. Kelly &Co
Largest Mortgage Record in Montgomery County
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad mortgaged to Union Central Trust Company of New York for 125 million dollars in Montgomery County. Recording will take at least a week in the county clerk’s office.
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Montgomery County
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Union Central Trust Company of New York
Bargains Galore at the Big Mill Remnant Sale
Newmeyer's hosts a remnant sale featuring discounted mill end fabrics and closeout deals. Shoppers find substantial savings on remaining stock across multiple colorways and widths at the store in town.
Death of Mrs. Nannie Crouch Henry at Plum Lick
Mrs. Nannie Crouch Henry died suddenly at her Plum Lick home after a brief illness. Heart disease given as the cause. Funeral held at North Middletown with burial there. She was 64 and survived by four children: Mrs. Charles Walls, Mrs. Claude McLain, Lee Henry of Bourbon county, and J. E. Henry of the area. She was a well known Eastern Kentucky woman.
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Nannie Crouch Henry
Plum Lick
Charles Walls
Claude McLain
Lee Henry
Bourbon County
J. E. Henry
This County
Henry
Kentucky
Mt Sterling Masons Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
Mt Sterling Lodge No. 23 F and A M has elected the officers for the coming year. Worshipful Master Walter O Hopper Senior Warden Thomas P Sutton Junior Warden Charles W Kirkpatrick Secretary William P Oldham Treasurer Robert Collier Senior Deacon Richard M French Junior Deacon G N Humphries Tyler J H Brunner.
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Mt. Sterling Lodge No. 23
Walter O. Hopper
Thomas P. Sutton
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
William P. Oldham
Robert Collier
Richard M. French
G. N. Humphries
Tyler
J. H. Brunner
Lectures on Ancient and Modern Temples Planned for Masons
Friday night January 5 at the Masons Lodge Room a lecture on Ancient Temple by Dr J E Thompson and a lecture on Modern Temple by Mr Robin H White will be given all Masons are invited to attend
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Masons’ Lodge
J. E. Thompson
Robin H. White
Green Wade's Beef, Pork, Veal and Lamb Sale
Beef pork veal and lamb available from Green Wade's market. Offers run with poultry and other meats for household needs.
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Green Wade’s
Local Businessman Henry P. Reid Plans Natchez Move
Henry P. Reid returns from a Mississippi prospecting trip and rents a large Natchez plantation. He will relocate there within weeks to settle, drawing on his prominence as a popular young businessman. His friends wish him fortune in the land of flowers.
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Henry P. Reid
Mississippi
Natchez
Reid
Dame Fortune
Land of Flowers
Miss Mattie Clay Triplett Joins Robinson Jewelers
Miss Mattie Clay Triplett accepts a saleslady position with Robinson, the jeweler. The young woman is described as sociable with many friends, making Mr. Robinson fortunate to secure her services.
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Mattie Clay Triplett
Robinson
Miss Triplett
Contless
Mr. Robinson
Real Estate Firm Changes Hands In Court Street Move
L Beall Hadden buys Peter Evans share in Hadden and Evans Real Estate Agency. The business continues at 9 Court Street as Nick Hadden and Son. They boast a strong list of farms and claim to offer good value in farmland. Also notes fresh stock at Vanarsdell's and 1911 U.S. gold and silver production figures, with seedless raisins and currants priced at Greenwade's.
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L. Beall Hadden
Peter Evans
Hadden & Evans Real Estate Agency
No. 9
Court Street
Nick Hadden
Tipton Arrests Turner for Pocket Picking and Theft
Policeman James Tipton arrested Charles Turner last week on charges of picking pockets and stealing a watch from Dave Harris. Turner, described as colored, was tried and sentenced to sixty days in the county jail at hard labor. He is noted as an old offender.
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James Tipton
Charles Turner
Dave Harris
Turner
Big Mill Remnant Sale at Louisville Store Opens
The Louisville store announces the Big Mill Remnant Sale starting Saturday January 6. Vanarsdell's promises the best the market affords. A note on year end unrest in Britain contrasts with price offers for cash from Greenwade's.
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Louisville
Vanarsdell’s
Editor Injured in sidewalk misstep near Kearns residence
Judge Squire Turner, popular editor of the Sentinel Democrat, suffered a severe sprain to his right wrist after stepping off the sidewalk on North Maysville Street near John Kearns' residence Sunday night.
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Squire Turner
The
Sentinel-Democrat
John Kearns
Maysville Street
Richardson Family Plans Florida Trip for Health Benefit
Arthur C Richardson and family depart Thursday for Eustis Florida for the benefit of Mr Richardson s health He has suffered rheumatism for years and they expect a marked improvement They will be away until May
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Arthur C. Richardson
Eustis
Florida
Mr. Richardson
Still in Business Peter Evans Reenters Real Estate Field
Mr Peter Evans announces he has sold his interest in Hadden and Evans and remains in real estate. He asks friends and clients to entrust him with future business opportunities.
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Peter Evans
Hadden & Evans
Grubbs Moves Office in Mt Sterling Bank Building
Mr. Chas. D. Grubbs relocates his office from Mt. Sterling National Bank Building to the former offices of Hon. Robt. H. Winn, signaling a local business move without changes in position or title.
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Chas. D. Grubbs
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Hon. Robt, H. Winn
New City Officials Sworn In At Mt Sterling
On Monday January 1 1912 new city and state officers were sworn in at Mt Sterling led by Chief of Police John Gibbons and deputies James Tipton Dee Smith and Tom Scott. Retired officers were thanked for years of service as the city welcomed Clerk H M Ringo Tax Collector B J McDonald Assessor W T Fitzpatrick Jr and Jailer Howard Anderson. The group pledged a competent orderly administration under the state leaders as well.
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John*Gibbons
James Tipton
Dee Smith
Tom Scott
Dick” Mastin
James Turner
John Harper
Scott
Smith
Sterling
H. M. Ringo
B. J. McDonald
W. T Fitzpatrick, Jr
Howard Anderson
Mt. Sterling
Tobacco Growers Await Opening of Mt Sterling Warehouse
To the Tobacco Growers Montgomery County we announce plans to open our Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse at Mt Sterling Kentucky on January 2 1912 or by January 9 1922 at latest depending on buyer arrangements We can store tobacco free until opening sales day Burney Tobacco Company J R Peed Manager J H Blount Secretary
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Mt Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Burney Tobacco Company
J. R. Peed
J. H. Blount
MiB Remnant Sale Starts at Newmeyer's This Saturday
The notice announces a MiB Remnant Sale at Newmeyer's starting Saturday January 6 with promotions and two Big Specials highlighted for the following Saturday at The Spot Cash Grocery.
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Spot Cash Grocery
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Arn Riry
Wi” Ly
Judge Winn
Nesbitt
Postal’s
Newmeyer
Dag
Masons
United States
Greenwade’s
Tipton
Greenwade's
Mib
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