John G. Winn Seeks Circuit Judge Seat in Kentucky
John G. Winn of Montgomery County announces candidacy for Circuit Judge of the Twenty first District Kentucky. Primary election set for August 7 1920 under Democratic voters.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
4
John G. Winn of Montgomery County announces candidacy for Circuit Judge of the Twenty first District Kentucky. Primary election set for August 7 1920 under Democratic voters.
Hon John G Winn of this county offered a paid announcement for Circuit Judge at the Rowan County News in Morehead. The editor declined publication and did not state a reason, prompting speculation about political differences or editor preferences affecting readers. The piece urges transparency in editorial decisions.
This article introduces a weekly dental series under the United States Public Health Service directed by Dr. H. M. Wright. It emphasizes that perfect teeth support health and happiness, and promises to describe ailments and preventive measures to avoid dental problems.
The Democratic platform hails Wilson era achievements including the Federal Reserve Act and war financing. It backs the League of Nations with reservations if needed, praises war conduct, urges tariff for revenue, a budget system, and anti profiteer measures, and supports labor rights, woman suffrage, child protection, and veteran benefits. It calls for reform of Senate rules and continued rural and road policy, while opposing press disruption and corruption.
Dr Milton Board of the Bureau of Venereal Diseases addressed County Judge E W Senffs offices this morning detailing proposals to shut down existing houses of ill fame in the city. City and county officials along with club women and local press attended the meeting.
Announcement lists Grace Harriett Ricketts daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel L Ricket announces her marriage to Charles Thomas Mason on July 3 1920 in Akron Ohio. Mason a tire company employee and Akron native, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Mason, comes from a prominent Akron family. The couple will reside in Akron.
Apple butter made from granulated sugar marketed in pints, quarts and gallons. Contact S. P. Greenwade by phone at 431.74-21 for pricing and availability.
Wanted to buy a second hand coal or wood range. Inquiries directed to Dr. EB Spratt.
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