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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1921
Page
4
Miss Anne Hunt announces her candidacy for Circuit Clerk pending Democratic primary on August 6 1921. She has served six years as Deputy Clerk under John H Blount and earlier under her father R J Hunt, a former office holder. She portrays herself as well qualified and asks voters for support to win nomination and election.
Judge H E Senff seeks re election as County Judge with Democratic voters at the August 6 1921 primary. He has served as judge four years and before that as County Attorney for several terms and is described as a capable campaigner with a record the supporters praise.
A newspaper ad promotes a Duroc Jersey sow sale at Collinwood Farm in North Middleton, Kentucky, set for the 28th. The notice invites investments and emphasizes the event.
A playful note hints at Uncle Sam barring guidance on a tale of water drops and raisins, reflecting a government stance affecting a children’s curiosity or activity. The fragment shows a national theme and a wartime or civic tone.
The article profiles Richard Bean born 1879 who rose from local beginnings to leadership roles in Louisville and Kentucky banking. It notes his family ties to Bean relatives and cites a Courier-Journal Magazine feature listing his advised maxims for young men focusing on work ethic, frugality, prudent investment, loyalty to a job, and helpfulness.
Notices offer hemstitching services by Ola Rogers with contact numbers 31 or 605.2441 and a hair braiding service by Laura Carrington at 87 West High Street with telephone 5. A lamp bulb advertisement from The Electric Shop lists a price.
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