Local Notes and Visits Highlight Quiet Week
The correspondence records visits and small-town events. Miss Callie Jones returns home from a visit with Aunt Mrs Lullie Jones near Wades Mill. Several from the area attended Courtday in Winchester and a tobacco setting circulates gossip. A sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waists at 98 cents is noted among local ads.
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Callie Jones
Lullie Jones
Wades Mill
L. M. Gillaspie
Mt. Sterling
Walter Hamilton
Brother Fugate
Carmel
Bell
Ihnates
Will Haydon
Riggs Haydon
Craycraft
Sharpsburg
Mildred Cramp
Essie Baker
Lizzie Cassett
Cassitt
Ironton
Ohio
Anna Poe
Arch Bail
Tracy
Lula Jones
Lige Jones
Lillie Knox
John
Paris
John Bartlett
Near Pilot View
B. A. Crutcher
William Crutcher
Roger Sewell
Dave Brandenburg
Weathers
Ella Greene
Cecil Greene
S. M. Newmeyer
Omer Booth
Catherine
Walter Turpin
Cliff P
J. M. Sewell
Jack McCord
Winchester
Allen Prewitt
Schuyler Baker
Camargo
Gardner Rye
Seth Sewell
M. Newmeyer
Ladies Aid
Monroe Lawn
Vivian Faulkner
Love Bug
Dillard Douglas
Nell Witt
Age Hall and Baby
Curtis
Joe Hainline
Woodford Knox
Joe Douglas
Monroe’s
William Garrett
Sallie Ewell
Wm. Moss
Guy Zemerson
This Place
Jesse Jefferson, Sr
Claude Williams
Olivia Anderson
S. L. Taylor
Dora Witt
Lucy Baker
Ila Lee
Florence Riddell
Strauder Witt
Reynolds
Mary Belle
Monroe
Advocate Prize Subscription Campaign Ends Soon
The Advocate urges last minute subscribers to bring ballots and payments to the Advocate Office before 9 p m next Saturday July 6th. Only those inside at 9 p m may submit. after that doors lock and no entries are allowed. Ballots in the sealed box will be tallied by judges at closing.
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Advocate
Advocate Office
Campaign Contest Rules Call for Fair Play and Transparency
The notice asserts strict fairness in the Montgomery county contest with no blank ballots, non transferable votes, and clear receipt tracking. It invites candidates and their supporters to attend closing night, notes judges from local business leaders will oversee timing, and urges candor and cooperation while denying any disclosure of vote totals or reserves. It ends by inviting any misrepresentation concerns to be raised.
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Montgomery County
Wheat Threshed As Weather Improves In County
Farmers prepare for a threshing week as favorable weather boosts the wheat harvest. Local ill resident John Webb remains in serious condition while Marshall Webb of Moorefield visits his father. Several notices record sales and community events, with many brief personal updates and local travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webb
W. K. Prewitt
A. R. Turley
Marshall Webb
Moorefield
Jesse Parks
Narrow Escape Near Oil Springs Ends With Minor Injuries
Last Sunday afternoon a buggy returning from Oil Springs overturned at the forks of the road between Kiddville and Indian Fields. Miss Eleanor Bowen and Miss Amanda Everman were painfully hurt, while George Derrickson escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Bowen
Amanda Everman
George Derrickson
Oil Springs
Kiddville
Indian Fields
Miss Everman
Miss Bowen
Mr. Derrickson
Marriage report a mistake shocks friends in Lexington
Prof Bruce Reynolds violinist known for his work with Good Samaritan Base Hospital Unit No 40 wired friends to deny a Lexington newspaper report that he was married. He said he knew nothing of the marriage until congratulations arrived and friends seek the source of the rumor.
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Bruce Reynolds
Violinfist
Good Sam Base Hospital
Lexington
Mt Sterling National Bank Tate Semi-Annual Statement
The report lists assets including U S Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness 165 844 00 Due from U S Treas 2 500 Real Estate 14 000 00 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 949 Due from Banks 122 317 63 Cash on Hand 9 829 00 Total 853 381 21 Capital Stock 50 000 00 Surplus Fund 65 000 00 Undivided Profits 50 000 00 Circulation 3 865 4t Due to Banks 634 515 Total 853 381 21 The regular dividend of 5 percent plus an extra 10 percent was placed to stockholders. W L Killpatrick Cashier
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Tate
Coe. & Mrt
U.S
U. S. Treas
Federal Reserve Bank
Civcrs
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
Internal Revenue
Liberty Bonds
United States
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Jim Riggs
Thomson Johnson
C. C. Sullivan
Charlie Baker
Little
Sue Rupard
Pilot View
Elmer Baker
Thomson
Sam Long
Sterling
Stoops
Leonard Robertson
Huntington
W. Va
Thos. Robertson
Sewell Shop
Joe Jones
Near Hedges
F. L. Monroe
C. T. Coleman
Camp Funston
Kansas
Camp Perry
Eliza Arnett
W. M. Stamper
Chas. Stephens
Barbersville
Josephine Shackelford
Preston
T. C. Pergram
Ethel
Willie Belle Hadley
Pine Grove
Garrett Denniston
Chas. Denniston
Newton Clark
Dan Holbarn
Thomas P. Owings
Ashland
Mr. Owings
Geo. Owings
U. S. Navy
Leo Schlegel
Detroit
Michigan
Schlegel
Sinois
Kaiser
the Beast of
Berlin
Oeniy
the Table Theatre
Victor
Columbia
Edison
Bryan & Robinson, ’ Jewelers
The
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Resources
W.L. Killpatrick
Montgomery National Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
Total
J H. Conner
Exchange Bank OF Kentucky
Federal Reserve
B. Frank Perry
Traders National Bank
Mt, Sterling, Kentucky
D. J. Buckett John Gave
J. C. Greene
Cashier
A. A. Hazelrigg
W. Lois Thompson
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