Horton Seeks Democratic Nomination for Sheriff
W Frank Horton of Camargo urges Montgomery county Democrats to nominate him for Sheriff. Former legislator and current Jury Fund Trustee, Horton names James W White and Neal Guilfoile as deputies and appeals to voters for a competent, well regarded official.
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W. Frank Horton
Camargo
Horton
Alice W. Young
Montgomery County
Mess. Jas. W. White
Neal Guilfoile
John F Richardson Nominated for Montgomery County Jailer
The column endorses John F Richardson for the Democratic nomination for Montgomery County Jailer. A former Deputy Sheriff and Assessor, he is praised as energetic sober and Christian, with humane treatment of prisoners and loyal service to the courts and citizens.
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John F. Richardson
Montgomery County
James T Barnes Seeks Assessor Post in State Primary
James T Barnes of Howard's Mill neighborhood announces his candidacy for county Assessor. He hails from a longstanding Democratic family and pledges honest, efficient service, capitalizing on real estate knowledge. He asks fair-minded citizens to consider his bid in the August 2 State Primary.
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Democratic Party
James T. Barnes
Howard’s Mill
Barnes
Harry F. Howell
Willoughby Nominated for County Jailor Post
The Montgomery county editorial endorses O. M. Willoughby for county jailer citing his years of police and jail service. It urges Democrats to honor him as standard bearer and predicts he will discharge duties creditably if elected.
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Old Mont
O. M. Willoughby
Sterling
Willoughby
Montgomery County
Bull Moose Conference Aims Nationwide Kentucky Ticket Drive
State wide Bull Moose leaders prepare for a January 28 conference in Louisville to map county and city ticket plans for the next regular election. State Chairman W. S. Lawwill of Danville expects broad attendance as old-line Republicans seek a united front with the Moose factions.
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Louisville
Kentucky
W. S. Lawwill
Danville
20 Acre Improved Place on Levee Pike for Sale
For Sale. A nice improved place of 20 acres on Levee pike 24 miles from Mt. Sterling. E. H. Moss. Phone 693-a Mt. Sterling, Ky. 26-tf.
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Levee Pike
Mt. Sterling
E. H. Moss
Prominent Salt Lick Man Injured at City Warehouse
Dick Ties, a well known colored man from Salt Lick, came to the city Friday with tobacco. A wagon ran over him at the Farmers warehouse breaking his leg and mashing his knee cap leaving him seriously injured.
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Dick Ties
Salt Lick
Danville Prohibits Modern Dance Styles at Hops
The Danville Hop Club, a group of town youths, adopts resolutions banning the bunny hug, Arizona shake, grizzly bear, turkey trot and similar modern dances at all future events in Danville.
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Danville
Exchange. Everything good to eat at Roberts and Mastin's
A local exchange advertises a Saturday event at Roberts and Mastin's offering a selection of foods and catering options for January 25 with emphasis on variety and value for attendees.
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Roberts & Mastin’s
Portraits and Photographic Progress in America
The first photo portrait made in America by Miss Dorothy C Jene and photo expert Prof John W Draper at the University of the City of New York. It compares exposure times five minutes in sun to a fraction of a second in studio light, noting advances from clever photographers fast plates and lenses making portrait taking pleasant.
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America
Dorothy C. Jene
John W. Draper
University of the City of New York
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G. B. Senff
William O. Chenault, SR
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W. F. Horton
W. B. Greene
Jas. T. Barnes
MR. W. F. Horton
MR. Jas. T., Barnes
Gomery
MR. O. M. Willoughby
Sutton-Eastin Co
Gmébalmers
Wight
Mt. Sterling National Bank
B. Patterson
Cashier
Bull Moose” Conference
Turkey
Chandler Studio
Hirsh Wickwire and
Michaels Stern & Co
Punch, Graves & Co
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