Bicyclist killed in Daytona Beach accident
An Overland car driven by R Stewart McCormick struck bicyclist S B Melvin on the Daytona Beach road last Saturday night. Melvin died on the radiator of the car. Eyewitnesses and local officials exonerated McCormick, stating the crash was unavoidable. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
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McCormick
Eustis Lake
R. Stewart McCormick
Leesburg
Eustis
Paul Jones
Ocean Beach
Daytona Beach
S. B. Melvin
Lake County
Kennedy
Harry C. Hannah
H. C. Duncan
Tally
W. G. Long
Tavares
Bullock
Ocala
Beckham Seen as Consistent Hope for Kentucky Senate
The piece recalls Beckham’s reformist stance against illicit liquor schemes in Kentucky, his battles with liquor interests, and forecasts that political justice and integrity could propel him to the U.S. Senate. It notes his defeats, loyalty to principle, and broad popularity in Kentucky.
Stoops and County Notes From Springfield
Harvesting is excellent though threshers are scarce. Edna Hamilton’s condition remains unchanged. Gillaspie visits brother in Clark County. Springfield Sunday School members attend Bath County convention in Owingsville. Hog antics at John Barley Corn referenced. George W. Young visits sister in Olympia. Mrs. John C. Trimble attends funeral in Winchester for Madeline Ketchum. Will Ed White recovers from broken arm after wagon overturn. Lumber laid for new voting place. Gov Beckham praises electoral reform implementation. Dr. E O Guerrant to speak at Springfield. Hardwick and Clay suspend Flat Creek store operations. Attendees at Owingsville court. Straw delivered from thresher. end of waste noted.
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Wm. Gillaspie
H. C. Gillaspie
Clark County
Springfield
Bath County
Owingsville
Advocate
George W. Young
Olympia
Thornton McClain
John C. Trimble
Winchester
Madeline Ketchum
Will Ed. White
Beckham
Mt. Sterling
A. O. Stanley
E. O. Guerrant
Hardwick & Clay
Flat Creek
Owingsville Court
Pails and Tubs Featured in July Court Day Bargains
Monday brings two big bargains at THE FAIR with 16 quart galvanized buckets at 10 cents each and small galvanized tubs at 25 cents each during Court Day sales.
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the Fair
Big show stables to attend Montgomery County Fair
All the major show stables including Press Ray Thurman Peters Mat Cohen Wil Shrop shire Edgar Doty William Jones McCray Bros Caywood Hamilton Collins Sons will appear at the Montgomery County Fair. The show horse display promises to be the best ever given in the state.
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Press Ray
Thurman & Peters
Mat Cohen
Wil’ Shropshire
Edgar Doty
William Jones
McCray Bros
Caywood & Hamilton
Collins & Sons
Montgomery County Fair
Special Bargains at The Fair Store Prices
The Fair Store advertises special bargains with the promise that customers will always be paid back with their low prices. The notice emphasizes value and steady deals to attract shoppers.
McCormick's Cut Price Sale On Clothing and Accessories
McCormick's offers cut price sale on clothing shoes hats and fur furnishings with discounted items across men women and children sections. Shoppers can find bargains on coats suits and accessories throughout the store.
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McCormick
Justice Lurton of Supreme Court Dies in Atlantic City
Justice Horace H. Lurton died at 70 from heart failure on Sunday in Atlantic City after a late evening on the Board Walk. He had been in his usual health, was visited by Dr. Ruffin, and died at 5 am. His wife and son Horace H. Lurton Jr. were present. Funeral services will be in Clarksville, Tennessee, where he began his legal career. Born in Newport Kentucky, he served under General Morgan and was named to the Supreme Court by President Taft.
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Man Lurton
Supreme Court
Atlantic City
Ruffin
Justice Lurton
Horace H. Lurton, Jr
Nashville
New Studio at Rogers Co Store Showcases Photos
The Jackson Studio advertises photographs and amateur finishing services at the Rogers Co Store featuring photo frames. McCormick's cuts prices on cut prints and frames as part of a promotional sale.
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Rogers Co
Jackson Studio
McCormick’s
Dry petition granted for local option election in Shelby County
Shelby County Judge Gilbert granted the dry advocates a local option election under the county unit law for September 28 in Shelby county. The petition listed over 2145 supporters. A separate Shelbyville liquor election petition with 290 names was rejected. liquor firms may pursue a court test to overturn the county unit bill. Shelbyville remains the only liquor sales location in Shelby.
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Gilbert
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Shelby
Ordinance Fixing Tax Collector Compensation in Mt Sterling KY
City adopts compensation for the tax collector at two percent of up to ten thousand dollars and four percent of amounts over ten thousand with effect after passage. Repeals conflicting laws. Attest H M Ringo, Clerk. June 7, 1914. Plus notice of Montgomery County Fair July 21 25 and local ice tea ad at Vanarsdell's.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
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Beckham Is
Supreme Court of the United States
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Ind
Webb
Congress
Goebel
Mark Hanna
United States Senate
United States
Senate
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Edna Hamilton
Mt. Sterling Laundry Co
the Advocate For Printing
Justice Burton
New Studio
Dry
Fratom
Tase
All — Schools
New Model School
Department of Agriculture
J. G. Orabbe
H. M. Ringo
Montgomery County
Vanarsdell’s
Palm Beach
Punch, Graves’, & Company
MT. Sterling, KY
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