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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
4
By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the January term 1913 the undersigned will proceed with a commissioner's sale in equity of the above cause involving Fannie F Fesler and Francis Fesler.
On February 17 1913 at 1 pm a public sale will offer the Montgomery county property on the Mt Sterling Maysville turnpike. The tract totals 153 acres 1 rood 16 poles with detailed survey lines and corner bounds. bonds with security will pay purchase money and retain a lien until full payment.
The paper plans a booster booklet to persuade locals to buy at home after parcel post began. W H Ward of New York will publish early February a history of Mr Sterling with illustrations of government buildings schools depots and local stores. Merchants urged to join the boosters list to inform Montgomery and nearby counties that local wares are competitive.
Dan J Hollearn a longtime Montgomery county resident and lifelong Democrat asks for the party nomination for County Jailer at the August 2, 1913 state primary. He cites thirty two years in the county and service as Mt Sterling Special Policeman, pledging to serve efficiently if elected.
The column supports Joe W. Langston as Democratic nominee for Montgomery County Jailer in the August 2 1913 primary. Langston has prior jailer experience and a record of party loyalty, and editors endorse his qualifications and request Democrats to consider his candidacy.
Montgomery Circuit Court to sell at Mt Sterling Court House door the property described in the judgment. The land includes 16.6 acres with a passway right over Lawless D Gatewood and John M Gatewood lands. Sale on court day at 1 pm with credit terms of 6 and 12 months.
The affiant John S. Frazer, Cashier of the Exchange Bank of Kentucky, lists unclaimed balances for five years for individuals including Henry Anderson, Caswell Burns, Jno M Henry, Ben Johnson, Nannie Moore, Jno R Sharpe Admr, D T Wills, Miss Isa B White, Blanche Rogers, and others with specific dates and amounts. The document sworn January 25, 1913, notes commissions and includes reflective epigraphs from the Lexington Herald and an ad for Vanarsdell's prices on flour, lard and sugar.
Walter Jones returns to public stage in the original Jimmy role, with William A Brady Ltd presenting Baby Mine at the Table Opera House Friday Jan 31. The Daly's Theatre New York company joins, delivering nonstop merriment through a light hearted plot of marriage, motherhood, and comic misadventure.
Auction or sale notice for a single prime Machpelah cemetery lot. Includes eight to ten graves adjoining Edmonson to the east and A. Baume to the west. Inquiries to T. Henry, Winchester, Kentucky, or call Home Phone 414.
Three boxes of Mother's oats priced at 25 cents offered at Spot Cash Grocery in a local ad.
Vancie Laughlin visits Lexington this week delivering tobacco. K I Ritchie plans a western relocation next year. Emma J Todd hosted a social hop with Ralph Brothers providing music until 3 AM. Mr and Mrs Robert Oldson attended Mrs Tom Conley’s funeral at Stanton last Thursday.
Advertises transfer wagon hauling services by Geo W. Anderson. Offers prompt delivery to and from trains and provides contact phone number 321 for bookings.
A studio agreement grants exclusive rights to photograph models for authentic, life like images while they collaborate on projects. The arrangement emphasizes natural poses and candid moments to capture true likenesses.
Captain Myers of Antioch died at his home Saturday aged 87 from infirmities of old age. He was a highly respected citizen with many friends who will mourn his loss.
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