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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1916

Page

2

Millions for Ken Tucky Roads

Under the Good Roads bill Kentucky will receive 1 509 000 from the Federal Government for highway improvements over five years if the state matches with an equal amount. The five annual sums start at 100 600 and rise to 503 000, totaling 3 018 000, assuming a half and half financing plan. Also note: Greenwade's lists home grown vegetables.

House Kentucky

Go to Church Sunday Appeal

A plea urges readers to attend church service next Sunday to gain cleaner living and peace of mind. The editorial argues churchgoing nourishes the soul and justifies existence, urging participation as a duty to humanity. It notes the broader benefit to society and ends with a tongue in cheek line about swatting Carranza.

Four Popular Young People Drowned in Kentucky River

A barge party mishap near Big Eddy above Frankfort on the Fourth of July led to the drowning of four young locals and Lexing ton visitors. Rescue efforts saved Miss Embry and Miss Molloy, with several others pulled from the water as the launch and barge collided. Burial for Miss Embry occurred in Machpelah Cemetery amid mourning relatives and friends.

Paris Kentucky Big Eddy Frankfort Lexingtoo Merrymakers Bradley Bailey Lexington Robert Hollingsworth Cardwell Chinn Sammy Reeves Anne Molloy Miss Molloy Carrol Speer Bernard Kavanaugh Young Reeves J. J. King Gavin Morris Miss Embry Joe Embry H. Clay Howard Peru Young Dale W. P. Dale Messrs R. H C. B. Dale Henry Judy Miss Champ Swift Champ Bourbon News Machpelah Cemetery Old Montgomery

Lexington Loses Base Ball Club as Ohio League Reorganizes

The Ohio State League drops Lexington and two Kentucky clubs plus Charlestown from the circuit in a reorg. Chillicothe gains a franchise, joining Portsmouth Huntington and Maysville in a four club league with a seven week season ending Labor Day. The Lexington sale to Huntington men solidifies the transfer.

Lexington Frankfort Kentucky Charlestown W. Va Chillicothe Portsmouth Huntington Maysville Charleston J. W. Pool Philip Jacks Joe Carr

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Relief in Mt Sterling Testimony

Mrs Enoch Bruton of 20 Harrison St Mt Sterling testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills brought relief for kidney trouble after a family member suffered and later confirms the prior claim years afterward. Sold at Duerson's Drug Store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Mt. Sterling Enoch Bruton Harrison St Doan Duerson

Owl Causes Citywide Power Outage by Electrocution

A hoot owl catching a mouse caused a power outage in the city last Tuesday. The bird struck a high tension Kentucky Utilities line at Prewitt's Station and was electrocuted, shorting the current from the Lexington plant and plunging the city into darkness for hours.

Kentucky Utilities Co Prewitt’s Lexington

Kentucky fair dates list spans towns and months

Kentucky fair dates cover Vanceburg to Owensboro and Louisville with events in July through September including many towns such as Lexington Blue Grass Fair and Kentucky State Fair. The text ends with a reflective poem urging perseverance and resilience.

Vanceburg Mt. Sterfing Harrodsburg Winchester Adairville Taylorsville Henderson Berea Danville Springfield Agust Lexington Blue Grass

Notice on Estate Claims for W T Phelps Deceased

Notices call for all claimants against the estate of W T Phelps to file proven claims with executor W P Oldham or attorney Charles D Grubbs. The text also includes reflections on family duties and self reliance rather than further aiding others.

W. T. Phelps Charles D. Grubbs W. P. Oldham

Silk neckwear sale prompts brisk weekend rush

Silk novelty neckwear in popular styles and colors offered at 50 cents. A full line of wash neckwear also available. Brunner Shoe Co advertises and The Advocate prints the notice.

The Brunner Shoe Co

Couple steer party life away from club’s constant pull

The man and woman aim to make their home the most interesting spot for each other and friends while offering occasional refuge from social clubs or gatherings. The piece likens clubs to theatres, useful sometimes but not a daily habit for them.

Montgomery County Fair Aims to Please All Ages

The article highlights events at the Montgomery County Fair intended to entertain both older and younger attendees. It muses on gender roles by suggesting women could counter domestic strife while men compete in the fields.

Montgomery County

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