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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1916

Page

4

West Virginia style prohibition praised by Huntington man

Homer Klem of Huntington, once a foreman for ten years, argues that state wide prohibition in West Virginia has positive effects and would work in Kentucky. The Sun quotes him as saying he opposed state wide initially but is now converted. A Woodford Sun letter calls for removing the root cause of flies and notes removal of an unsightly billboard on the Julian building.

Homer Klem Huntington W. Va West Virginia Mr. Klein Kentucky Woodford Sun

Local Bred Colt Steps Fast Mile at Lexington

The yearling Peter Royal by Peter Montgomery out of Baronette ran a mile in 2 41 with last half in 1 14 and last quarter in 34 14 at Breeders' track. Trainer Ed Willis believes he could challenge the world yearling record, noting Royal surpasses even Peter Volo in current form. Previously owned by F. P. Bean, the colt hails from Peter Montgomery lineage.

Royal Peter Montgomery Baronette Eace Lexington Ed . Willis Willis Peter Volo Miss Stokes Sue D Volo F. P. Bean

Wife of Mt. Sterling farmer dies of cancer

Mrs. Mary Dragoo of Mt. Sterling died at her Kiddville Pike home after a long stomach cancer illness. She was 60, wife of Ben Dragoo and mother of ten sons and one daughter. Funeral services by Rev Clyde Darsie were held at the residence and burial followed at Machpelah.

Mary. Dragoo Kiddville Pike

Increase in Postal Receipts for 1915 16

Postmaster Squire Turner reports the postal receipts for fiscal year 1915 16 total 14796 77 up from 13922 76 last year an increase of 873 99 or over 6 percent. The growth in money orders registry and insured parcels is larger but not yet tabulated.

Squire Turner

Teachers Institute in Montgomery County Led by Mies gia Sledd

Montgomery County teachers gathered at the County High School for a full day under Mr. Geo W. Lewis of Chicago guiding sessions on reading methods Story Method and visualizing learning. Prof. Vaughn and Prof. Clark of Berea College spoke on preparedness discipline and farm education future. Fanny H. Priest, Secretary.

Gomery County Mies Gia Sledd Geo. W. Lewis Chicago Lewis America Montgomery County Vaughn F. C. Clark Berea College Clark P Wilson Lexington Southern School Wilson M. E. Vaughn Berea Fanny H. Priest

Receiver's Sale Seeks Mt Sterling Sanitary Market

By order in the case Vsi- Notice of Sale Gay Wilson as defendant the Special Receiver W A Samuels will sell July 20 1916 at 1 pm at the Court House door Mt Sterling Ky the Sanitary Meat Market stock groceries meats two horses wagons harness and fixtures on East Main street on credit three months bond with six percent interest to be paid to the receiver Sale details available from W A Samuels special receiver

Court House Mt. Sterling East Main Street W. A. Samuels

Brunner Shoe Co Reduces Kid Colonial Washables

Brunner Shoe Co cuts price on washable Kid Colonials from $6.00 to $4.95. Item reflects a store sale and discount on children’s footwear. Local shoppers are invited to visit the shop for the reduced price.

Brunner Shoe Co

Rooms for Rent on North Maysville Street

Three or four nice rooms available on North Maysville Street. Phone 844.

North Maysville Street

Baby and Home Folks Show Here This Week

The Table Theatre hosts the Novelty Amusement Co. of Louisville for five nights starting July 13. Local scenes by cameramen will be shown each night with a prize for guessing a prominent city man’s identity as he is gradually turned around. Also notes on a $4.00 pumps and oxfords sale and a claim about Michigan peach crop.

Table Theatre Novelty Amusement Co Louisville South Nashville Tenn Baifles

Entries for Plural Hall Montgomery County Fair Close Dates

Announcement for the Montgomery County Fair lists entry hours for Plural Hall items. All entries close by Tuesday 6 pm except pies and cut flowers accepted Wednesday morning 6 to 10 am. Pantry items due Tuesday 6 pm. no Wednesday morning receipts except pies and cut flowers. Shoe sale mentions Treadeasy Oxfords reduced to 2.95 by Brunner Shoe Co.

Montgomery County Brunner Shoe Co Ralston Oxfords

Town Pride Highlights Draw Visitors and Residents

A local boast about the town’s merits encourages visitors and residents to notice the good points. The reflective message suggests shared pride can attract positive attention from outsiders and neighbors alike.

For Sale Spring wagon Be set of harness

For sale a spring wagon and a set of harness, all in good condition. A rare bargain. Phone 688.

Job Work Bring Your Tasks to the Advocate Office

Readers are urged to bring their job work to the Advocate office for processing. The notice emphasizes prompt submission and office hours to handle inquiries and submissions efficiently.

Advocate Office

Lee All Four Dollar Ralston Oxfords Cut to Three Forty Five

Retail note shows Lee brand Oxfords originally priced at four dollars cut to three dollars and forty five cents, in a local sale listing.

Notice to creditors for the estate of W T Phelps

All persons with claims against the estate of W T Phelps deceased must file them, proven as required by law, with me or my attorney Charles D Grubbs. W P Oldham Executor of W T Phelps.

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

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Congress Pri Mary W. J. Fields Carter County J. W. Riley Rowan County J. B. Hiles Bracken County H. C. Duffy Harrison County Julian Building W. A. Sutton & Son MT. Sterling, KY The Peter the Advocate For Printing Victrolas Bryan & Robinson Jewelers Teachers’ Institute Montgomery Circuit Court Seakcenn Vsi Gay Wilson Michigan J. D Lee the Walsh ING
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