Local Hospital Seeks 25 Dollar Gifts for 1922 Support
The Mary Chiles Hospital asks Montgomery County residents to donate 25 to fund the hospital for 1922. Committee members Mrs Jennie D Thomson Mrs Charles D Highland Mrs John S Stofer and Mrs George R Snyder urge prompt gifts by January 23 and promise in person visits for nonrespondents.
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Montgomery
Nty
Mary Chiles
Robert H. Winn
Jennie D. Thomson
Charles D. Highland
John 8. Stofer
George R. Snyder
Bingham Cooperative Marketing Bill Passes House Unanimously
The House on Tuesday passed the Bingham Cooperative Marketing Bill 91 to 0 and sent it to the governor for signature. A companion measure offers a ten dollar monthly bonus for each Kentuckian World War I service member, up to twenty five months, introduced by Rep Adamis of Kenton County.
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House
Bingham , Cooperative Marketing
Adamis
Kenton County
Farm For Rent Near Mt. Sterling Kentucky
We offer 50 acres of corn ground 5 acres tobacco land 12 acres oats land on Slate Creek Bath county on shares. Requires tenant with help team and tools and a recommendation to handle crops. P Greenwade Mt Sterling Ky. one 2.
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Mt. Sterling
Bath County
Slate Creek
P. Greenwade
Brother of Mrs Judy Dies in Louisville
John R. Bascom brother of Mrs R T Judy of this city died in Louisville Tuesday after a brief illness. The body was moved to his home near Sharpsburg and buried in the local cemetery. He is survived by his mother Mrs Elizabeth Bascom and a brother Charles Bascom of Sharpsburg.
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John R. Bascom
R. T. Judy
Louisville
Sharpsburg
Bascom
Judy
Elizabeth Bascom
Charles Bascom
Auto Wreck Injures Mrs Schuhart and Infant Daughter
Mrs W B Schuhart and her infant daughter Evelyn escaped serious harm when their car collided with an interurban at their Georgetown home. Other passengers were uninjured. Mrs Schuhart, formerly Stella Stamper of this city, suffered facial and bodily bruises.
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W. B. Schuhart
Evelyn
Georgetown
Schuhart
Stella Stamper
Venable Family Mourns Virginia Mother Dies at 77
Mrs. Virginia E. Venable mother of J. M. Venable of this city died at her Farmville Virginia home on December 11 at age 77. Survived by five children she had long been a Methodist and consecrated Christian known for character and service. The mourners extend sincere sympathy to Mr Venable and family.
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Virginia E. Venable
J. M. Venable
Farmville
Rents Farm Near Howards Mill To Wesley Wheeler
Stanley R. Thomas rents the Graves place near Howards Mill for a year to Wesley Wheeler. The agreed price is $1250 for about 160 acres. Printing details appear in The Advocate.
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Stanley R. Thomas
Graves Place
Howards Mill
Wesley Wheeler
Did You Know That Mt Sterling Boosts For Growth
Montgomery County and Mt. Sterling showcase the largest tobacco grower membership in the Burley Co operative Marketing Association. Red Cross drives show record county gains. Freight rate cuts save 30 000 to 40 000 a year. Mt. Sterling hosts the oldest U S insurance agency. Local reports praise county finances and school and church facilities. Mt. Sterling boasts premier downtown brick streets and a leading cattle market. The Long Green Tobacco Co ranks as Kentucky second largest. Hon Packing Company reflects Lexington caliber. The Table theater is highly equipped for towns near Mt. Sterling.
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C. B. Patterson
Montgomery County
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Marketing Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Mt. Sterling
Long Green” Tobacco Company of
Kentucky
Farm sale transfers Moss property on Camargo Pike
H W Patrick of Sal yersville bought the Moss place containing about 37 acres for 10500 dollars. The sale includes The Man is the Earth by Hoffman Wood and Ray Moss as guardian of Robert Moss. Possession is given immediately and Patrick and his family will move to reside on the property.
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Hoffman Wood
Man
Ray Moss
Robert Moss
H. W. Patrick
Salyersville
Moss Place
Camargo Pike
Free Clinic Opens in Court House for Uninsured Patients
The Montgomery County Board of Health with state and federal health groups opens a free clinic in the county courthouse. It operates Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 4 p m and offers treatment including venereal diseases at no charge to those unable to employ a physician.
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Montgomery County Board of Health
Kentucky State Board of Health
United States Public Health Serve
Court House
Board of Health
Quisenberry Promoted to Eastern Kentucky Agent Supervisor
Donald Quisenberry, previously local agent for State Mutual Insurance Company, has been promoted to supervisor of agents for the Eastern Kentucky region. His friends celebrate his rapid advancement and increased responsibilities.
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Donald Quisenberry
State Mutual Assurance Company
Kentucky
Mr. Quisenferry
Constance Talmadge Plans Divorce Suit
Constance Talmadge intends to sue for divorce as public expectation grows, signaling a forthcoming legal action in a high profile case.
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Constance Talmadge
Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Specials for Saturday at Ayres Fruit Co
On the job with the finest apples oranges choice crisp celery Best oysters 75¢ quart Ayres Fruit Co offers fresh produce and seafood specials for Saturday with emphasis on quality and value.
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Ayres Fruit Co
Moonshine Special Brings Brass and Silence
A quirky item notes that some individuals possess plentiful brass when silence is valued as golden. It playful references social signals and fanfare in a humorous local column.
Bright Little Child Asleep in Jesus
The two and a half year old son T. J. Tonkin Jr. and wife of Frankfort died Wednesday at 3 30 p m from pneumonia at his grandfather T J Tonkin Sr.'s home. The body was taken to Ashland for burial. The child fell ill during a three week visit, and death brings sorrow to the family while offering a religious consolation about heaven and the kingdom of heaven for such children.
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T. J. Tonkin, Jr
Frankfort
T. J. Tonkin III
T. J. Tonkin, Sr
Ashland
Mr. Tonkin, Jr
David
Absalom
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Kentucky legislators appoint on key committees and tax bills
Hon. B. Lane is named chair of Re trenchment and Reform and serves on several panels including Public Monuments and Memorials. He offers house bill No. 36 setting county fiscal years in Kentucky. In the Senate, Caywood introduces bill No. 9 to cut real estate tax to 30 cents per $100 and bill No. 10 to align county fiscal year with the calendar year.
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B. Lane
Lane
Kentucky
Senate
Caywood
Bargains Saturday and Court Day Sale Notice
Bargains Saturday and Court Day sale lists plain white cups and saucers plates bowls starch oil cloth brooms and Kewpie china at reduced prices. L M Redmond item hints at a local sale with weather comment about rainy days and lent umbrellas. City setting inferred from street address 90 Argo St and shop goods offered.
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Kewpie China Banks
Aterede
L. M. Redmond
Miss Ratliff Marries Bourbon County Man
Miss Carolyn Ratliff of Lexington married Stanley J. Young of Bourbon county in Broadway Christian church parlors with family present. Rev. Mark Collis performed the ceremony. The bride wore a blue duveryn suit with beaver trimmings and rosebud orchids. The couple will reside in North Middletown after a ten day honeymoon to Cincinnati and nearby points.
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Carolyn Ratliff
Lexington
Stanley J. Young
Bourbon County
Broadway Christian Church
Mark Collis
C. M. Ratliff
Means Much The Mt. Sterling Laundry
The Mt. Sterling Laundry supports the city by paying taxes and has 22 employees who receive weekly pay. The plant keeps running expenses in check and benefits local merchants, with patrons receiving high quality service and work from the enterprise.
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Mt. Sterling
Ponder Richardson Couple Wed At Olympian Springs
Miss Gladys Ponder and Leslie Richardson were married by Rev W M Triplett at the bride’s home near Olympian Springs Tuesday evening. Guests numbered about forty relatives and friends as the couple plans to reside near the Springs with Richardson joining his father’s Bath county business.
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Gladys Ponder
Leslie Richardson
W. M. Triplett
Olympian Springs
W. H. Ponder
N. P. Richardson
Bath County
County
For Rent Five Room Flat Over Miller Tire Station
February 1 available five room flat above Miller Tire Station, modernly equipped. See M J Miller.
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Miller Tire
M. J. Miller
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Madras
Bingham
Mr. Venable
Virginia
McGuire Bros
Bank St
the Advocate
John Keller
Red Cross
United States
Hon Packing Company
Quisenberry
D. Wren Auto Company
Mount Sterling
Miss Ratliff
Ponder—Richardson
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