Wainscott Seeks State Senate Seat in Twenty Eighth District
Hon G Lee Wainscott of Winchester announces his Democratic candidacy for State Senator in the Twenty eighth District encompassing Montgomery Clark and Bourbon counties. A Clark County lender and church and hospital supporter, he promotes statewide prohibition and an economic tax plan to reduce debt, urging Democrats to consider his candidacy seriously.
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G. Lee Wainscott
Winchester
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Clark
Bourbon
Wainscott
Clark County
Clark County Health and Welfare League
State Trade Association
Crooks Seeks Montgomery County Sheriff Nomination for 1917
Walter F. Crooks, who served as sheriff 1910 to 1913, announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary on August 4, 1917. If nominated and elected, deputies K. M. Montjoy and John M. McCormick would support him. The trio are described as trusted officials with strong local ties and extensive Democratic support across Montgomery County.
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Montgomery County
Walter F. Crooks
Messrs
K. M. Montjoy
John M. McCormick
Crooks
Harry F Howell Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Assessor
The Montgomery County press endorses Harry F Howell for Assessor, praising his honesty, industry, and common sense. It notes his service as sheriff and urges Democrats to consider his candidacy in the August 4, 1917 primary.
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Harry F. Howell
Montgomery County
Howell
Mason Seeks Democratic Nomination for Assessor
Luther B. Mason, a young man from a long Democratic line, announces his bid for the August primary as Assessor. A former merchant and farmer, he is described as of sterling worth and high character with deep local ties and service to the party.
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Luther B. Mason
Mason
Senff Announces Candidacy for Montgomery County Judge
The Montgomery County Attorney Karl W. Senff declares his run for County Judge. He has served continuously, enforcing laws with ability and fairness, earning praise from the Morehead Mountaineer as excellent timber to preside over county affairs.
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Karl W. Senff
Montgomery County
Old Montgomery
Morehead Mountaineer
Why not let state tax laws stand with few amendments
The Glasgow Times and Louisville Times discuss tax reform proposals. They echo calls to keep existing state tax laws, add minor changes, impose small levies on whisky and coal, abolish redundant offices, and trim salaries. A Jessamine county representative plans a mass meeting to gauge voter views on an extra session and new tax laws.
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Skiles
Glasgow Times
The
Times
Louisville Times
Jessamine County
Rents Small Farm Near City Limits on Winchester Pike
Mr. Mike Howard who sold his farm on Somerset Creek rents his sister Mrs. Peter Kellys farm on the Winchester Pike just outside the city. He plans to move March 1 to the residence formerly occupied by Mr. John McDonald and will cultivate about twenty eight acres of corn with bluegrass predominating and no tobacco.
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Montgomery County
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Johnson
Mt. Sterling
Maysville Pike
Mike Howard
Somerset Creek
Peter Kelly
Winchester Pike
John McDonald
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John G. Roberts
Keller Greene
John A. Judy
Wm. A. Samuels
Fanny Hunt Priest
Georgia V. Sledd
George B
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D. P. May
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MT. Sterling, KY
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