Chautauqua to Return With Redpath Next Summer
The Redpath Chautauqua is set to return next summer in Mt. Sterling after 802 tickets were sold in advance, surpassing the 700 required to guarantee the event. Featured this year were Harry L. Fogleman, B. F. McDonald, Lieut. Robt. Bowman, Geo. L. McNutt, the Bohemian Orchestra, Beulah Buck Ladies' Quartet, The Mikado, and the Mother Goose Festival.
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Redpath Chautauqua
Mt. Sterling
Redpath
Harry L. Fogleman
B. F. McDonald
Lieut. Robt. Bowman
Geo. L. McNutt
Bohemian Orchestra
Beulah Buck
Advocate
Redpath Bureau
No Draft Numbers Drawn Report Errors Widespread
A Thursday report claiming selective draft numbers were drawn is stated as erroneous with no foundation. The newspaper notes a possible serial-number based drawing and suggests Montgomery county registrants and their numbers appear on another page. Estimates of about two million names being drawn are mentioned with a mid to late week drawing expected.
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Montgomery County
Buick Touring Car Delivered to Local Buyers
The Mt. Sterling Garage last week sold and delivered a Buick touring car to Mr. Lawrence Fassett and another to Mr. Chas. B. Dainline.
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Mt. Sterling
Lawrence Fassett
Chas. B. Dainline
Central Kentucky Natural Gas to Raise Rates
The Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co will raise prices to 40 cents per thousand feet starting September 1. The move, the highest under their franchise, will apply to all cities they serve and affects users consuming under 5,000 feet monthly. A 50 cent minimum monthly meter service charge will also be imposed regardless of usage.
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Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co
Special male registration held at county court clerk Saturday
Democrats warned that special registration for men who failed to register on regular day will occur at the County Court Clerk's office in the Court House on Saturday July 21. This covers those who reached majority since regular registration due to illness absence death or ward moves. Keller Greene and L R Douglas sign.
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Montgomery County
John H. Blount
Appointed Sergeants From Local Family Rise In Rank
Messrs. Ben and Russell Cox sons of Dr and Mrs G N Cox of this city were last week appointed sergeants in the First Kentucky stationed at Louisville James Lloyd of this city has been transferred from the first to the second Kentucky
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Ben and
Russell Cox
G. N. Cox
Kentucky
Louisville
James Lloyd
Death of William Atkins in Gadsden Ind
Mr. T. J. Carr received a telegram Saturday night announcing the death of his brother in law William Atkins at his home in Gadsden Indiana. Atkins was a Union soldier and was stationed at Mt. Sterling during service. He is remembered by many old friends who regret his passing.
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T. J. Carr
William Atkins
Gadsden
Ind
Atkins
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County Fair Season Ticket Prices Slashed
Season tickets for the Montgomery County Fair are reduced from 1.75 to 1.60. The Health and Welfare League handles sales and earns 25 cents per ticket. A splendid program is planned and organizers hope this will be a banner year for the fair. A. C. Richardson 50-tf
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Montgomery County Fair
Health and Welfare League
Woman Registration Angles For Supplemental Day In Mt Sterling
Kentucky Attorney General letters support special registration for women who were in Mt Sterling on regular registration day and not ill. The assistant AG, D C Myatt, says subsection 17a allows women to register in years with elections. Keller Greene to hold July 21 special registration at Mt Sterling Court House.
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Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
D. C. Myatt
Ass’t
Stephen T. Davis
Winchester
General Assembly
Court House
Keller Greene
L. R. Douglas
D. C
Grass Land for Rent Near Vanarsdell’s
About 130 acres of grazing land available for rent. Apply to Mrs. R. G. Stoner. Best steaks and roasts at Vanarsdell's.
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R. G. Stoner
Vanarsdell’s
Die at Bethel two Bethel cousins Arrasmiths pass
Relatives announce the Friday deaths of Dan Arrasmith and Tollie Arrasmith near Bethel Bath county. Dan had years of poor health while Tollie died suddenly of heart trouble. Both buried with Masonic honors. survivors include families and cousins of Mrs. A. R. Robertson and Mrs. Howard Anderson.
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Dan Arrasmith
Tollie Arrasmith
Bethel
Bath County
Dan
Tollie
A. R. Robertson
Howard Anderson
Barnes Resigns Strother Motors Position for Standard Oil Post
Clarence Barnes resigns from Strother Motors Co. to join the local Standard Oil agency as a promotion. Barnes is described as capable and energetic with many friends and supporters in the business move.
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Clarence Barnes
Strother Motors Co
Standard Oil Co
Barnes
Baptist church bazaar and court day dinner dates
The ladies of the Baptist church announce an annual bazaar on December 14 and 15. A Court day dinner will be served on December 17.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Funeral services for Thomas F. Rogers Sr.
Thomas F. Rogers Sr., 70, prominent elder and officer at the Presbyterian church and former Grand Master of the Odd Fellows in this state, died Monday after years of declining health. Survived by wife, daughter Charlotte, and sons James, Harry, and T Foster. funeral by Rev. Yeaman on Thursday.
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Thomas F. Rogers
Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellow’s Lodge
T. Foster Rogens
Charlotte
James
Eustis
Harry
Kansas City
T. Foster
Yeaman
Candidates Draw For Places On Ballot
County candidates met with the county court clerk this afternoon and drew for positions on the primary ballot. A listing of how names will appear on the ballot is in this paper's another page.
Wise Man Knows Much Yet Says Little
A proverb contrasting the wise who deliberate in speech with the fool who chatters freely.
Barge Party Heads to Kentucky River for Evening Dance
A sizable crowd from this city traveled this afternoon to the Kentucky River for bathing and a dance on a large barge tonight. About twenty couples joined the outing.
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Kentucky River
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