Atlantic City Contest Draws Growing Public Interest
Apvocart sponsors a large Atlantic City contest with eager girls working for a lucrative trip. The weekly drive rewards the largest number of new subscribers with a 7500 bonus, won in districts by Florence McNamara Anna Mary Triplett and Farris Feland. Officials promise rapid trip arrangements, covering all details and expenses.
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Atlantic City
Florence McNamara
Anna Mary Triplett
Farris Feland
Sharpsburg
Miss Triplett
Miss Lockridge
Sewell Accepts Position With J. M. Isola
Mr. Vibert Sewell has accepted a position with J. M. Isola and will no doubt make a valuable employee.
Montgomery County Fair Season Tickets On Sale
Season tickets for the Montgomery County Fair are priced at 1.50 each and will be taken off sale on Monday.
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Montgomery County Fair
Va Parsdell's Meat and Grocery Ad
If you want only the best in the meat and grocery line call Va Parsdell's. Fresh cuts and quality goods offered with trusted service to local shoppers seeking value and reliability.
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Va‘parsdell’s
Let Us Sell You Your Gasoline
An ad-like fragment markets gasoline with a phone line. The terse message offers fuel sales, but contains an incomplete contact detail and lacks contextual information on price or location.
Masons Honor West Virginia Leaders at Banquet
Montgomery Commandery No. 5 held a banquet at the Nation Hotel last Friday evening in honor of Past Grand Eminent Commander Bower and Grand Eminent Commander Hawkins of West Virginia. Attendees included W. A. Sutton T. P. Sutton R. M. French T. C. Coleman Chas Kirkpatrick S. S. Pinney John W. William J. C. McNeil Kk. B. Hays and S. M. Bradley of Morehead. Bower and Hawkins also attended the clay pigeon shoot Friday afternoon.
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Montgomery Commandery No. 5
Nation Hotel
Bower
Hawkins
West Virginia
W. A. Sutton
T. P. Sutton
R. M. French
T. C. Coleman
Chas. Kirkpatrick
S. 5. Pinney
John W. William
J. C. McNeil
Kk. B. Hays
Lexington
S. M. Bradley
Special rail fares for Montgomery County Fair riders
Special rates of one and one third fare apply to all points between Glive Hill and Lexington to benefit fair attendees. The Coal Road will operate two daily trips, arriving in time for morning opening and departing after the fair ends in the afternoon.
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Glive Hill
Lexington
Montgomery County
Coal Road
For Sale Rough Lumber and Shingles in Hope Ky
For sale rough lumber in oak pine and poplar of all dimensions plus a large quantity of chestnut oak pine and poplar shingles. Contact 2-31 W. Moore Hope Kentucky.
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Moore
Hope, Ky
Walsh Bros. Half-Price Men’s Suit Sale
Walsh Bros offers half price on men’s fine suits with $20 options at $10 and $32.50 options at $16.25, highlighting significant discounts on quality menswear.
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Walsh Bros
Midway at Montgomery Fair Promises Night and Day Action
The Midway attractions at the Montgomery Fair will operate day and night offering high class shows riding devices music and free attractions for visitors.
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Montgomery Fair
Vanarsdell's Dinner Ideas Call for Good Things
When unsure about dinner, call Vanarsdell's for guidance on the best offerings and good options. This line invites customers to learn about the menu and promote the restaurant's takeout or dine-in choices.
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Vanarsdell’s
Death of Mrs. Mary E. Heilman
Mary E. Heilman died Sunday morning after a period of illness. She moved to the city years ago from Bath county and was known for her Christian character. Survived by three children: Mrs. Wm. Colvin of Huntington West Virginia, Minnie Heilman of the city, and Dave Heilman of New York. Sympathy extended to the family.
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Our City
Mary E. Heilman
Dave Heilman
New York
Shetland Pony For Sale From Punch & Graves Listing
Ewing A. Flynn offers a fine Shetland pony formerly given away by Punch and Graves for sale. The notice emphasizes the pony as a desirable riding animal and invites inquiries about the bargain.
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Punch & Graves
Ewing A. Flynn
Correction of Delinquents List Seeks Public Notice
A correction states that Chas Long Virgil Flynn S B Carrington and Geo W Flack were wrongly listed among delinquents last week as their taxes were paid. The notice is dated July 18 1911 and signed by W F Crooks and S M C.
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Chas. Long
White
Virgil Flynn
S. B. Carrington
Geo. W. Flack
Card of Thanks for Support in Lexington Herald Contest
Mary Dee Sullivan offers thanks to friends for assistance in the Lexington Herald Contest which she won by a splendid majority. She expresses gratitude and appreciation for their help and signs sincerely.
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Lexington Herald
Mary Dee Sullivan
Kentucky Saddle and Harness Sweepstakes at Montgomery Fair
Spectators are urged to attend the Montgomery County Fair for the finest Kentucky saddle and harness sweepstakes. Horses compete for daily prizes showcasing top stock and precision riding.
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Kentucky
Montgomery County
Why Mean Dress Up. Saddle and Harness Sale
The ad promotes steep discounts on suits and a call to buy saddle and harness goods from CONROY'S to gain lifelong knowledge and savings for the purchaser.
Floral Hall Exhibits Due Friday and Saturday
Notice requires Floral Hall exhibits be delivered Friday and Saturday July 21 and 22 for judging set for Monday July 24.
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Floral Hall
Vanarsdell's Ad Promises Half-Price Groceries
The promptest delivery in town for groceries at Vanarsdell's. Broken lines advertise deep discounts with men’s suits priced at 30 dollars, 15 dollars, and 7.50 dollars.
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Vanarsdell’s
Mrs. Mary E. Crooks Dies. Longtime County Resident
Mrs. Mary E. Crooks died last Wednesday July 12 1911 at her home after years of illness. Born Mary E. Rice in Bath County March 21 1846 she married Esquire Crooks October 3 1867 and had nine children five living Walter Crooks J Rice Crooks and others. Funeral at Presbyterian church Friday at 10 conducted by Rev Gruerrant and Rev Moody with burial in Machpelah cemetery. The community extends condolences to her husband and children.
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Mary E. Crooks
Robt. B. Crooks
Crooks
Mary E. Rice
Bath County
Esquire Crooks
0. M. Ratliff
Ernest
J. Rice Crooks
Walter F. Crooks
J. D.juerrant
R. M. Bridgeforth
George Catlett Everett, Jr
Harry Crooks
Harvey Crooks
Presbyterian Church
Gruerrant
H. (Zy. Moody
Machpelah Cemetery
James Whitcomb Riley
Divine
Public auction of Traders National Bank stock shares
At the courthouse door on Saturday August 5 1911 at 2 o clock p m twenty five shares of Traders National Bank stock offered in lots of five shares each. 231 Gro M McAlister.
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Traders National Bank
Tickets for Montgomery County Fair Season Passes
From the office season tickets numbers 127 128 129 148 149 and 150 are available. Party is known and if tickets are returned nothing will be said. These tickets will be taken up when presented at the gate.
July court cattle and sheep market at fair quality
About 1,000 cattle were offered with little demand for steers while heifers sold briskly. Cows brought 3 to 4 cents, top sheep around 3.50, with buyers bidding 3 to 3.25. Mules scarce but high priced. 16 hand mares sold at 8500, lighter weights 8450 to 8475, 154 hand mules 350 to 400, small mules 275 to 300. Jno Greenwade sold 1,200 pound mules to Elijah Isom of Whitesburg Ky for 480. Large palm leaf fans and straw seats advertised by The Fair Store.
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Jno. Greenwade
Elijah Isom
Whitesburg
Will Show Mare at Montgomery County Fair
Mr Robert Nelson will show his three year old mare Eula King in the walk trot and canter class at the Montgomery County Fair. The mare is handled by Dick Shultz of Pewee Valley and is said to be in fine shape. Nelson contemplates showing through the Kentucky circuit after fairs. Try Good Feeler Work Shoes. 52-41 J H Brunner.
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Robert Nelson
Eula King
Montgomery County
Dick” Shultz
Pewee Valley
Nelson
Kentucky
Morris resigns post and moves to Columbia Missouri
Mr. Fred G. Morris has resigned his position with Punch & Graves and left Tuesday for Columbia Missouri where he expects to locate. He is described as a bright and popular young man and the notice expresses hope for his future success in the Show me State.
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Fred G. Morris
Punch & Graves
Columbia
Fred
Sterling
Miss Mary Sullivan Wins Atlantic City Contest Finish
Miss Mary Dee Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs G D Sullivan won the Lexington Herald Atlantic City Contest closing last Friday. She led by a large margin defeating rivals from several counties. Also an ad notes a 50 lb can of lard for five dollars at Greenwade's.
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Mary Dee Sullivan
G. D. Sullivan
Lexington Herald
Atlantic City
Greenwade’s
Montgomery Fair Set to Open with Premium Revisions and Acts
Montgomery Fair opens Tuesday with strong ring display prospects and a filled schedule. The Association revised premiums after a board meeting while adding a Sweepstake Harness Horse Class, with top stock in cattle swine and poultry, sensational speed events, a flying machine race with an automobile, balloon ascents with parachute jumps, and a bustling Midway. Season tickets are on sale. the fair runs daily with two Coal Road trips expected to aid attendance. Also recruiting two men and two women for fraternal insurance work with weekly earnings quoted and hours listed.
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Laura Graves Rooney
Mary Lockridge
Anna Mary Tripletton
Fannie Carr
Farris Felan
Edna Byron
Owingsville
May Kincaid
Stella Dawson
Margaret Dickey
Morehead
Harbeson
Robi
Nelson Weedon
Winchester News
Winchester
Mary Dan Harbeson
Robert Harbeson
Masons
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W. F. Crooks
Conroy’s
Gro. M. McAlister
the Fair Store
J. H. Brunner
Advocate’s
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