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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
2
Overstocked store advertises a January 1911 clearance offering odd dressers, sofas, tables, beds, cabinets, and rugs from 18 inches to 9x12. Pro Brussels 9x12 priced at 7.00 and Axminster 9x12 at 16.00. Cash only, no exchanges after sale, December 31 to January 7, 1911. first-come discounts, plain figures.
Secretary Horace W. Wilson of the Kentucky Horse Breeders Association reports 874 weanlings eligible for the twenty-first Kentucky Futurity. Entries hail from 37 states plus Canada and England, with 311 nominators and 32 listing five or more entries. Patchen Wilkes Farm leads with 88 foals, followed by Walnut Hill Farm at Donerall with 62 and Clairborne Farm near Lexington with 38.
P. K. Devereux president of the Grand Circuit calls a national convention of all horsemen to meet in Buffalo New York on January 9 for the betterment of trotting interests including track managers owners and trainers. He also calls the Stewards of the Grand Circuit to meet in Buffalo on January 15 for their annual session.
The coming reapportionment would set the House at 435 with one member per 211700 people. Crumpacker and the census committee digesting bureau calculations show 11 of 16 members from states would lose seats under current totals, but 435 may save all states from loss and keep delegation strength intact while addressing population changes. Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch! Dean's Ointment advertised as a cure for skin itching with all druggists selling it.
The Municipal Arts Commission of Boston refused to grant a permit for a portrait honoring the late Julia Ward Howe to be displayed in Faneuil Hall.
M. R. Hainline has bought out W. E. Smathers in the plumbing tinning and gas fittings business. The new firm name is Hainline & Leverett and they will provide estimates on plumbing roofing and gas fittings with satisfaction guaranteed.
A Tennessee husband confronts his wife among Holy Rollers after learning his six children lack dinner. He brings her home. she resists and is awakened by a strap. She, in turn, has him arrested for assault, posting $250 bail to avoid jail.
The Hamburg-American steamer Cheruskia, 105 days out from Asiatic Turkey, was towed into New York last week after losing her propeller on October 28.
Smith a Democratic senate aspirant in New Jersey says admiration and success have swelled Woodrow Wilson's head, though at this distance the head appears level. He warns against replacing a Republican who has sold out to interests with a candidate affiliated with those interests.
The Lexington Herald quotes a belief that Dr. Cook will not resume public appearances. The writer asserts this is one of the few truths he has spoken in a long period and predicts hostile reception if he reemerges.
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