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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
4
Judge Young voices the day’s sentiment on keeping campaign promises as guiding policy. He praises voters and officers for accountability and urges fiscal restraint, noting Governor Stanley should block bills without funding. A Legislator’s remark contrasts Votes for Ladies with Votes for Women as a pointed distinction.
Twenty couples from the city and county attended an old fashioned square dance at Jingo's Hall on Thursday evening. Wright Bros. provided music and Robert Howell with Fisher Mark called the figures for a highly enjoyable season highlight.
Mrs. Gertrude Hinkle of Little Rock and Mr. J. L. Henry of the county were married at W. H. Henry’s Winn street home by Rev. B. W. Trimble. They will live in Little Rock where the groom works as a mechanic. Accompanied by Charlie Hopkins and Turner Reid.
The newly organized German Club hosted its first dance last night at Ringo's Hall. Brown's Orchestra provided the music and Mr. and Mrs. Robi. L. Coleman led the dance.
The Young Women's Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting at the Christian church parlors last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Cora Little led, scripture was read by Miss Lillie Williams, and prayers offered. Mrs. Hoffman Wood read a sketch of Dr. Ada McNeal Gordon, missionary to India, followed by readings from The King's Highway and a talk on new member recruitment. Two new members, Mrs. Lula Henry and Mrs. John Speer, were enrolled.
Mrs Elijah Teal of Rowan County attempted suicide at her home last week by shooting herself in the heart region with a 32 calibre revolver. Physicians could not locate the bullet and recovery chances were reported as not favorable. No motive was given.
A promotional notice invites readers to start the new year by trading with Vanarsdell & Co, emphasizing a fresh start and potential financial opportunities. The item frames the firm as a trusted partner for exchange and investment during January.
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