Jurors Drawn for January Term Court
Circuit Court panel drawn for grand jury service and a list of 24 petit jurors named. The January term opens with two murder cases and several important criminal matters on the docket, expecting a longer session than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Gay
J. ©. Graves
J. P
Bestill
C. A. Cling
Chas. Anderson
Mason
Asa Bean
R. D. Barnes
Kissick
F. D. Richardson
Once White
J. H. Brunner
Fred Rushford
J. C. Cooper
Beautiful Leap Year Dance At Mt Sterling Hall
A large crowd attended a leap year dance at Ringo's Hall hosted by the is Club marking the largest Mt Sterling gathering in years. Grand march led by Miss Olliver Wood and Mr Wyatt with Brown's Quintette supplying music. Out of town guests present and praised the organizers for their efficient management. Hazelrigg's Big Clean-Up Sale begins Saturday January 8th offering bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo’s Hall
Is Club
Mt. Sterling
Olliver Wood
Mr. Wyatt
Brown
Local wedding joins Lewis Mitchell and Nancy Napier
Mr Lewis Mitchell of this city and Miss Nancy Napier of near Paris Bourbon county united in marriage Monday at ten at the home of Rev O R Mangum in Paris. The groom recently moved from Paris and works with W A Sutton Son undertakers. After a brief bridal tour they will reside in this city. The Advocate offers best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mitchell
Nancy Napier
Paris
Bourbon County
O. R. Mangum
W. A. Sutton & Son
City May Build Electric Light Plant
At a Thursday night City Council meeting R. G. Kern and W. B. White were named to negotiate with Kentucky Utilities Co for lower electric light charges. If no agreement is reached the group will study the cost of a city owned plant funded by income from private rights and current payments, with several Kentucky cities already owning plants and often receiving free lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Kern
W. B. White
Kentucky Utilities Company
Hazelrigg's Big Clean Up Sale Begins Saturday
Hazelrigg announces a big clean up sale starting Saturday January 8 featuring discounts on household goods and appliances. Local shoppers are urged to attend the event at Hazelrigg Store with special door busters and limited stock.
Mrs. Margaret Arnold Dies at 88 Near North Middletown
Mrs. Margaret Arnold aged 88 died Sunday at her daughter’s home near North Middletown from age related infirmities. She was buried Monday at Peyton’s Lick. Widow of John Arnold, she was noted for Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Arnold
J. O McDaniel
Middletown
Peyton’s Lick
Statement of the Condition of RESOURCES
U S Bonds from U S Treasurer to in Federal Reserve 3.450 00 Due from Banks 1,062 46 Trand 20,472 87 580,493 03 Capital Stock 0 Surplus Fund 0 00 Undivided Profits 35,000 00 Tax Fund 340 89 Circulation 0 000 00 Cashier's Checks 600 00 Due to Banks nothing Individual Deposits 379,552 14 Total C B PATTERSON Cashier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Toa
Federal Reserve
Statement of the Condition of the Exchange Bank of Kentucky
The excerpt shows the banks assets and liabilities with line items including Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Banking House Cash on Hand and a 5% dividend. Cashier B. Frank Perry signs the statement of condition listing totals of 329,495.84 in both assets and liabilities.
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THE
Exchange Bank OF Kentucky
Banking House
Frank Perry
United States
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
U.S
Internal Revenue Stamps
Tobacco Market Strength Grows Across Mt Sterling
The Mt Sterling tobacco market reports week sales at Whitehall House totaling 164000 pounds averaging 10.71 dollars. Robertson House sold 56875 pounds at 9.83 dollars average with many measured bids. Farmers House on floor shows 202790 pounds with several crops sold and averages around 12 dollars. Community urged to bring tobacco to Mt Sterling as a top state market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall House
Moore & Clay
J. C. Hamilton
Prewitt & Toy
T. J. Fleming
French & Martin
French & Flora
Clay & Curtis
Adamson & Co
Bryant & Kincaid
Robertson House
Anderson & Hamilton
A. L. Goodpaster
Shields & Shrout
Anderson & Norris
Barclay Bros
Thompson & Stephenson
Farmers House
Fitzpatrick & Marklein
Cline & Thompson
Drennon Bros
Howard & Harp
RIOER
Savett
Renkin
Mt. Sterling
Bootlegger Arrested In Local Option Territory
Local officers arrested a young white man who gave the name Doyle Cecil claiming Morgan county ties for selling liquor. A purchaser bought whisky from him, prompting the arrest. He appeared in County Court where the Commonwealth was ready and he was granted until Wednesday to prepare his defense due to absent witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Cecil
Morgan County
Commonwealth
Newmeyer's Sale Begins Soon at Louisville Store
The Advocate reports Col. M. Newmeyer will start the Big Mill Remnant Sale at the Louisville Store in a few days. Read the advertisement for numerous bargains advertised to benefit hundreds of housewives in this area and neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Louisville
Swango Delivers Lecture on the Hawaiian Islands and Orient
Thursday night a Christian church crowd heard Hon. Jas. H. Swango of Terre Haute Indiana discuss The Hawaiian Islands and the Orient. Swango, son of Judge and Mrs G B Swango, drew on years of travel to explain customs habits and needs of Oriental peoples.
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The
Christian Church
Jas. H. Swango
Terre Haute
Ind
Hawaiin Islands
Orient
Swango
G. B. Swango
Commissioners Burn Old Bonds and Reform County Office
The Fiscal Court under the new commission form met to cancel $7,000 of old railroad bonds and related interest. A three-branch reform plan assigns duties to McCormick, Tipton, and Dean, including pauper aid, turnpikes, and public property management. The Legislature met to elect leadership with Thomas A. Combs president pro tem and H. C. Duffy speaker candidate. Nat B. Sewell named State Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Chenault
O. W. McCormick
A. L. Tipton
C. L. Dean
Senff
P. 1. Tittle Shosfé
Menefee County
Montgomery County
Stanley
Thomas A. Combs
Lexington
Senate
H. C. Duffy
Harrison County
Burial of Mrs Geo C Gill in Quincy interred here
Mrs Geo C Gill died at her home in Quincy Illinois Sunday and her body was brought to this city for interment Tuesday afternoon. She was widely connected in this county and related to the Hoffman Riverett and Anderson families, and her passing will be sorrowfully noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Gill
Quincy
Iil
Tipton Named Chief of Police in Mt Sterling
James C. Tipton assumed duties Monday as Chief of Police for Mt. Sterling with assistants Tom Scott William Burns and Jesse Flora, all seasoned officers. Former chief Gibbons wraps four years in office and may enter another business. EB Smith who was replaced by Burns will enter painting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Tipton
Mt. Sterling
Tom Scott
Wm. Burns
Jesse Flora
Gibbons
EB. W. Smith
Pleased with New Home by Kansas Update
Mr. J. O. Kash formerly of this town writes to renew his subscription and praises his new home in Parker Kansas and his business. His letter notes strong family ties and satisfaction with local life and mentions Vanarsdell & Co. as suppliers of quality meats and inviting trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Kash
Parker
Kansas
Kash
Change of Circuit Court Terms Proposed in District
Circuit Judge Wm A Young met with Attorneys Robt H Winn H R Prewitt and W B White to draft a bill changing terms of Circuit Court in the Twenty First Judicial District. The draft aims to fit four counties and will be published for public information once shaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Young
Robt. H. Winn
H. R. Prewitt
W. B. White
Twenty-First Judicial District
Oldham’s Case-eee WT Loom-End Sale Promises Better Prices
Oldham and O offers eight days of bargains at Hazelrigg’s starting Saturday January 8. Due to trade conditions they urge buyers to inspect offerings and take advantage of reduced prices during the semi annual Loom-End sale.
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Oldham & O
Sentinel-Democrat marks 50th birthday in city
The Sentinel-Democrat celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this Saturday. Editor Squire Turner and his son H. B. Turner lead the paper, with friends wishing the duo continued prosperity in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel-Democrat
Sentinel
Squire Turner
H. B. Turner
Purchases Bath County 200 Acre Farm by Local Buyer
Mr B ik Little via Oldham and Frazer buys the 200 acre Storer farm in Bath county. Price is not disclosed but described as favorable. Local buyer steady in land acquisitions this season.
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B. Ik. Little
Oldham & Frazer
James and
John Storer
Bath County
Wright Buys Building Lot in North Maysville Street
Mr. B. Wright of Bath County purchased the building lot on North Maysville Street owned by Mr. John Roberts. He plans to build a residence in the spring and move with his wife to the city to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wright
Bath County
Maysville Street
John @. Roberts
Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazelrigg
Jan
Bourbon
Vanarsdell & Co
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Resources
Total
C. B. Patterson
Newmeyer’s
Frank Partsfort
Nat B. Sewell
London
Sherman Goodmaster
C. C. Bosworth
Tipton
Oldham
Hazelrigg’s
Advocate For Printing
Montgomery National Bank
Pierce Winn
Traders National Bank
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
Federal Reserve Bank
Greene
Cashier
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