Mrs. B. F. Mark Dies Suddenly
Heart trouble proved fatal to Mrs. Ben F. Mark at her Montgomery County home at 11 o clock Tuesday night. A devoted church member and beloved local figure, she was 59 and survived by her husband a son and two daughters with one brother. Funeral services will be held at Machpelah Cemetery conducted by Reverend Clyde Darsie.
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Montgomery County
Ben F. Mark
Mark
On Church
Fisher Mark
Anne Priest
Emma Roperts
George Roberts
Machpelah Cemetery
Clyde Darsie
Local Merchant Jack C Graves Injured in Farm Accident
Jack C Graves a prominent county citizen sustained a painful hand wound after a fall from a cutting machine in his wheat field. The accident occurred yesterday and involved a protruding oil can point though the flesh but is described as not serious.
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Jack C. Graves
Drink Golden Dream coffee of unquestioned excellence
A brief ad extols a coffee named Golden Dream as the unquestioned standard of excellence. It highlights quality and desirability, inviting readers to choose this premium brew.
Officers Elected and Organization Completed in Mt Sterling Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of Mt. Sterling and Montgomery County held a noon meeting with 43 members present. Five directors were elected: C. B. Patterson, C. C. Chendult, G. B. Senff, O. W. McCormick, and Robert Collier. A July 28 follow up meeting will discuss important matters and farm and business members are urged to join.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Country Women’s Club
Sharp
C. B. Patterson
C. C. Chendult
G. B. Senff
O. W. McCormick
Robert Collier
Sterling
McGuire Bros Welcome Guests at Fair Days
The McGuire Brothers invite friends to visit during the fair and offer to store their baggage. They request guests to stop by and leave their belongings with them during the event.
Special Registration Day Sets July 24 in City
On Saturday July 24 citizens without prior registration must visit the county clerk's office for registration. Those away, sick, or turning age after election day should register to fulfill the duty to vote and avoid being deprived of casting a ballot in Mr. Sterling’s city.
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Sterling
Tax officers urge taxpayers to visit office for property listing
A San Francisco article quotes Harry F. Howell stressing the new assessment law requires the office remain open and taxpayers to visit or respond to notices. If not, the taxpayer faces penalties after a set deadline. The speaker urges prompt in-person listing for accurate appraisals.
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Board of Supervisors
Harry F. Howell
Judge S M Wilson to Speak at Mt Sterling Rally
Judge Samuel M. Wilson of Lexington will speak at the Democratic rally in Mt Sterling on Monday to launch the Cox and Roosevelt Campaign Club of Kentucky. The meeting at the Court House at 1 30 p m will organize the club, elect permanent officers, and adopt by laws while hearing Judge Wilson preview the campaign. Governor Cox sent a thank you message read at the event marking an early start for the party in Easter Kentucky.
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Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Samuel M. Wilson
Lexington
Cox and Roosevelt Campaign Club
Cox
San Francisco
Court House
Wilson
Cox and
Roosevelt
Advocate Offers to Print Sale Bills for Payment
An Advocate advertisement proclaims it will print sale bills and pay the client, promising fast service and financial credibility for merchants seeking printed sale documents.
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the Advocate
Funeral Mass Held for Winchester Woman Mary Donohue
The remains of Miss Mary Alice Donohue daughter of James Donohue of Winchester were brought here at noon and interred in St. Thomas cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Winchester Catholic church this morning with mass said by Rev. Father O'Bryan.
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Mary Alice Donohue
James Donohue
Winchester
St. Thomas Cemetery
Father O’bryan
Carry the Country with Cox Glasgow Times Motto
The Glasgow Times features a rallying call urging unity and national service under the banner Carry the Country with Cox, signaling a period of patriotic messaging and political mobilization within the edition.
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Cox
The
Glasgow Times
Joseph McNamara Promoted to Bank Manager Status
Joseph B. McNamara, long from Nashville, has been promoted from cashier at the Federal Reserve Bank Nashville branch to bank manager. He succeeds Bradley Curry, who moved to the National Bank of Commerce in New York City.
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Ent States
Col
F. H. Callahan
Kentucky
Joseph B. McNamara
McNamara
Nashville
Federal Reserve Bank
Bradley Curry
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Byron Hall Marries Popular Eastern Girl in Philadelphia
Byron Hall son of Mr and Mrs Ben W Hall wed Miss Mary McGilgan of Philadelphia last week. After a bridal trip to New York the couple returns to Mt Sterling and plans to live on the Levee Pike country place.
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Byron Hall
Ben W. Hall
Philadelphia
Mary McGilgan
New York
Mt. Sterling
Mt Sterling Heads to Winchester for Rivalry Cup
Mt Sterling baseball team travels to Winchester Sunday to face the Winchester Regulars. Both clubs are strong in the state section with a heated rivalry and local fans expect Mt Sterling to claim a scalp in Clark County showpiece.
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Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Winchester Boys
Clark County Boys
Golden Dream Coffee Promises for Every Household
A vintage ad urges housewives to try Golden Dream Coffee, presenting it as an essential household staple. The promotional copy emphasizes quality and daily use to boost domestic routines.
Fair Opens Next Week at Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Fair begins July 21 and runs through July 24. Running and trotting races on a half mile track, a floral hall, a splendid carnival company, and a top band are expected. Local attendance is urged to support the association and enjoy four days of activities.
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Montgomery County
É&E
Sterling
Kentucky
Catholic ladies hold exchange at Duerson's old stand
The ladies of the Catholic church announce an exchange at Duerson's old stand opposite the court-house on Saturday July 17th.
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Catholic Church
Duerson
Great Fair Anticipated Week of Pleasure
The greatest fair since its organization is expected to run for five days from Wednesday through Saturday next week. Citizens are urged to prepare for a week of pleasure with events, exhibits, and amusements advertised by local organizers.
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McGuire Bros
the Ladies Specialty
Maysville Street
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
William Jennings Bryan
Brandes
Glynn
Senator Walsh
Joe Folk
Oscar Underwood
S. M. Wilson
Joe McNamara
Winchster
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United States
Goodyear
Silvertown
Ravean-Gay Motor Co
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