Popular Lady Dies After Long Illness
Alice Turner died after a long illness at her home in Clark County on Friday at 2 30 PM. She was born 1866 in Clark County, daughter of Garnett and Mrs. Reed, married to Joe R Turner who died twenty years ago. Survived by mother Mrs Cynthia Reed four sisters and one brother in Seattle. Funeral at her late home conducted by Rev R C Goldsmith, burial Machpelah Cemetery.
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Alice Turner
Cynthia Reed
Clark County
Garnett
Emma Chenaut
Jennie Robertson
W. R. Thompson
Nannie Reed
William Reed
Seattle
Washington
R. C. Goldsmith
Machpelah
Alice Reed
Knights Templar Meeting Call for Montgomery Commandery No 5
A call meeting of Montgomery Commandery No 5 is set for Thursday July 15 to discuss the conference of degrees. A lost white knitted shawl at Chautauqua grounds is to be returned to this office.
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Montgomery Commandery No. 5
Chautauqua Grounds
Two New Olds Delivered to local buyers
W. B. Day, agent, has delivered a handsome Oldsmobile 8 to John J. Walsh and another Oldsmobile 8 to W. B. Ferguson of this city.
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W. B. Day
John J. Walsh
W. B. Ferguson
Death of William R. Cassidy in Clay City
William R. Cassidy died Sunday at his Clay City home after a long illness. Funeral services were held there this morning and his remains were brought to this city for burial in Machpelah cemetery. He was widely known and prominent with many friends in this community who regret his passing.
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William R. Cassidy
B. F. Day
Clay City
Machpelah
Mission Circle Meets At Miss Alfrey Home
The Young Girls Mission Circle of the Christian Church met with Miss Vivian Alfrey on West High street Monday night. A splendid program was rendered followed by delicious refreshments.
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Young Girls Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Vivian Alfrey
West High Street
Treasury warns thrift drives price decline across markets
The Treasury reports postwar excesses fading as consumers buy less and with greater selectivity. Economists link expected price drops to reduced demand and thrift awakening. Government bond sales rise as citizens seek low denomination options. banks see surge in inquiries for these secure funds.
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United States Treasury Department
Mrs. Elisha Byrd Dies After Long Illness Near Jeffersonville
Mrs. Elisha Byrd died Friday morning at her daughter Mrs. Myrtle York's home near Jeffersonville after a long serious illness. She leaves husband, one daughter, Mrs. York, and granddaughter Little Inez Broughton. Burial was Saturday at Myers graveyard.
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Elisha Byrd
Myrtle York
Jeffersonville
Byrd
Mrs. York
Little Inez Broughton, Buriel
Myers Grave
Henry Judy Expands Sycamore Residence With Sleeping Porches
Henry Judy advances home improvements at his Sycamore residence by adding sleeping porches to expand living space. The project reflects ongoing upgrades to the property and represents a notable enhancement to the local housing stock.
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Henry Judy
Sycamore
Cox’s Ohio budget reform and state progress under his administration
The article credits Governor James Middletown Cox with creating Ohio’s budget system and implementing reforms that modernized schools, expanded roads, and introduced workers compensation. It notes civil service, nonpartisan judiciary, home rule, and primary elections as part of his legacy, while praising bipartisan support for budget improvements.
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James Middletown Cox
Ohio
Cox
Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Washington
American Review of Reviews
Govrnor Cox
Treasury
Assembly
Cox and Roosevelt Rally In Montgomery County Kentucky
The first presidential campaign rally in Kentucky for Cox and Roosevelt will be held Monday afternoon July 19 at the Court House in Mount Sterling. The event is organized by the First Cox Campaign Club of Kentucky with Judge Samuel M. Wilson of Lexington as featured speaker after the club’s permanent organization is formed. All Montgomery County voters are invited, including women, regardless of party.
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Prsidential
Kentucky
Democrate
Montgomery County
Court House
Cox Campaign Club of
Mount Sterling
James M. Cox
San Francisco
Samuel M. Wilson
Lexiington
Judge Wilson
Blue Grass
Cox
Roosevelt
SAILS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
W H Martin of this county received a message that his son Lambert C Martin sailed July 6 for service in the Hawaiian Islands. A former Montgomery county boy, he volunteered for World War service and saw overseas action. He has reenlisted for three years with the commission of first lieutenant. Friends wish him luck on his foreign mission.
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W. H. Martin
Lambert C. Martin
Hawaiian Islands
Lambert
Montgomery County
For Sale Cow and Calf Good One Turley Ad
For sale a cow and calf described as a good one by L Z Turley contact 675 by phone. The note adds a reflective line on speaking ill of the dead and truth in other forms.
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L. Z. Turley
Open For Business The Specialty Shoppe Opens
The Specialty Shoppe begins trading with part of its stock received while freights move slowly. Management invites all customers to visit and expects it to become a favored shopping destination replacing the former Novelty Store run by Miss Nannie Reed.
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Nannie Reed
Swimming Party in Boonesboro Hosts Sarah Hamilton
Miss Sarah Francis Hamilton entertained a swimming party at Boonesboro on Sunday afternoon. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs J Carroll Hamilton. Attendees included Mary Lawless Gatewood Margaret Nesbitt Margaret Ramsey Frances Hazelrigg Lillian Crail Cook King Harold Blevins John Walsh Jr Homer French Russell French James Bigstaff Robert Payne Alex Chiles and Allen Patterson.
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Sarah Francis Hamilton
Boonesboro
J. Carroll Hamilton
Mary Lawless Gatewood
Margaret Nesbitt
Margaret Ramsey
Frances Hazelrigg
Lillian Crail
Cook King
Harold Blevins
John Walsh, Jr
Homer French
Russell French
James Bigstaff
Robert Payne
Alex Chiles
Allen Patterson
Birth of Kenneth Alexander Jr in New York City
A son named Kenneth Alexander Jr was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Kennth Alexander in New York City per a telegram to friends in Lexington. Mrs Alexander is Mollie King a well known actress and Mr Alexander a large Woodford County property owner.
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Kennth Alexander
New York City
Lexington
Kenneth, Jr
Alexander
Mollie King
Woodford County
For Sale Now Giant Pascal Celery Plants
For sale now a batch of giant Pascal celery plants advertised as right size to grow quickly. Buyer urged to call 714 for purchase details.
Wheat Market Opens At $2.65 This Season
The wheat market begins the season at 2.65 dollars per bushel. The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets Friday at 10:30 AM with Mrs. David Howell at her Samuels Avenue home.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
David Howell
Samuels Avenue
For Sale Wickliff 3 Burner Coal Oil Stove
Willard McGuire offers a Wickliff three burner coal oil cook stove in perfect condition for sale. Item appears in a local classified listing with seller contact details.
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Willard McGuire
Sewing party hosted by Mrs Coleman on High Street
Mrs John L Coleman hosts an afternoon sewing party at her High Street home. The event is a courtesy gathering for her sister Mrs J C McChesney from St Louis.
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John L. Coleman
High Street
J. C. McChesney
St. Louis
Wholesale Slaughter House Opens in Sterling
Ed Hon, a recognized meat man, opens a wholesale slaughter house at the old P. Greenwade house on Hinkston Pike. He plans prompt fulfillment of wholesale fresh meat orders and aims to undercut large packers, with local dealers pledging patronage and hopes of a thriving regional trade.
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Hon
P. Greenwade
Hinkston Pike
Wilson Meat
Sterling
Mr. Hon
Mr. Sterling
Big Auction Sale At The Market Place
A big auction sale features new and high grade used furniture and many other articles. The sale is set for Saturday July 17 at 10 A M with bills watched for.
Children Travel Alone From Nicargua to Grandparents
Billie Brent Nunnelley nine and sister Margaret seven arrived at grandparents Mr and Mrs W P Apper sons Saturday evening making the trip alone from Nicaragua. The children traveled without errors and are here for the summer months, praised as wonders.
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Billie Brent Nunnelley
Margaret
Giant Pascal celery plants offered in bulk
Listings advertise large quantities of Pascal celery plants for sale, highlighting abundance and contact via phone number 714 for ordering.
Monarch Milling Co Completes New Warehouse and Office
The Monarch Milling Company nears completion of a modern warehouse and office building slated for September 1. The new structure reflects thrift and enterprise in the milling business as evidence of growth.
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Monarch Milling»Co
Chamber of Commerce Noon Session at Country Women’s Club
The Chamber of Commerce plans a noon hour business session at the Country Women’s Club rooms on Wednesday. The event invites members and local business people to discuss upcoming initiatives and community programs.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Knights Templar Attention
Mission Circle
Spaldings
N. T. Benton
Miss Sue Scrivener
Mrs. Nettie Ballard
the Ladies Specialty
Maysville Street
MT. Sterling, KY
Gov
Cox and Roosevelt
Kenneth Alexander, JR
MT. Sterling
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