Mt Sterling approves street paving contract and bonds
Mt Sterling Kentucky enacts an ordinance to pave and curb West Main East High and Locust streets with vitrified brick. It assigns costs to abutting property owners, authorizes street improvement bonds, sets terms including six percent interest and annual installments, and appoints officials to solicit bids.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
West Main Street
Bank Street
Sallie McDonald
Mary Meguire
East High Street
Maysville Street
North Queen Street
Locust Street
Wilson Street
Board of Council
Mt Sterling City Bond Details For Street Paving
The document notes a bond and coupon payable to bearer for fifteen dollars at Mt Sterling National Bank Kentucky. It references six months interest on the street paving bond issued under a city ordinance adopted by Mt Sterling City Council on a stated day in the month.
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Mt. Sterling National Bank
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
State of
State of Kentucky
Board of Council
General Assembly of Kentucky
City of
Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted as cure for croup
A customer testimonial from Mr. L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the best remedy for croup, saying it has been used in his family for eight years and is highly successful.
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Thomas
Mt Sterling Kentucky adopts arrest fees ordinance
The city council enacts fees for misdemeanor arrests in Mt Sterling KY. A judge’s fee of one dollar and fifty cents to the arresting officer are set with board charges of fifty cents per day in jail. Other fees follow state law. the ordinance takes effect after publication and repeals conflicting laws. City Clerk attests January 17, 1912.
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State of
Kentucky
W. A. Samuels
H. M. Ringo
Will Day Marries Student of Sayre
News from Rhea Springs Tennessee reports the marriage of Blanche Wasson to Will Day of Winchester after an elopement to Paris. The bride, a Sayre College student, is described as capable and popular. Day is a son of Mountain Central Railroad owner John C. M. Day.
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Blanche Wasson
Rhea Springs
Tenn
Will Day
Winchester
Paris
Day
John C. M. Day
Mountain Central Railroad
Sayre College
Ordinance Punishes Cruel Treatment of Horses in Mt Sterling Ky
The Board of City Council enacts a law making it unlawful to cruelly or unnecessarily beat torture or mistreat any horse or beast in Mt Sterling Kentucky. Offenders may be arrested tried for a misdemeanor and fined between ten and one hundred dollars, with repeal of conflicting laws.
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Mt. Sterling
W. A. Samuels
H. M. Ringo
Young Canada Defies Father On Sea Dream
A Canadian youth faces parental doubt as he embraces a seafaring dream. The father decries the sailor’s lack of success while the son cites King George as proof that naval beginnings can lead to empire leadership. The Kingston Whig notes the youthful claim with pride and irony.
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Young
Canada
King George
Kingston
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