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Mount Sterling Advocate in Mount Sterling, Kentucky
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
5
Personal Visits Highlight Local Gossip Lineup
Local society notes list Mrs. D J Burchett visiting Los Angeles and Miss Jean Kendall visiting Frankfort relatives. Many others, including Mr L B Cockrell, Judge A N Crooks, Miss Marcella Chiles, and Mr J K Shropshire, are seen visiting relatives and friends across Kentucky and nearby states. Several trips to Lexington Cincinnati and Louisville are recorded along with a note on new potatoes at 25 cents per peck from Sanitary Meat Market.
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Marcella Chiles
Georgia
J. K. Shropshire
Frankfort
Ind
Owen Gibson
Paris
Edgar C. Baume
Milwaukee
Nannie Baum
Sanitary Meat Market
Sterling Dancing Club Fair Dance at Rin go's Hall
Social events note the Sterling Dancing Club hosts its annual Fair Dance at Rin go's Hall on Friday night July 23 with many visitors expected. Maysie is to be provided by Goodwin's Saxophone Trio. A reception in honor of Mrs. Richard Barbour Apperson is described as delightful.
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Sterling Dancing Club
Ringo’s Hall
Maysie
Goodwin
Maggie Gaitskill
Wm. P. Apperson
Apperson
Apperson Hill
Richard Barbour Apperson
Lexington
Births in Owingsville and at home of Lindsay R. Douglas
Born to the wife of Mr. Riggs Sullivan at Owingsville Friday a son. Deputy County Clerk Lindsay R. Douglas is receiving congratulations upon the arrival of a fine son named Thomas Pangburn.
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Lindsay R. Douglas
Thomas Pangburn
Melons on Ice and Public Gum Chewing Etiquette
A brief item notes melons on ice and a public behavior admonition urging girls to stop chewing gum in public and imitate dairy cow manners, reflecting local social tone and satire.
Illnesses in local households reported this week
The column lists Mrs. Nannie Judy and Mrs. W P Guthrie as confined or ill at home. Mr. Harry Hunt and Mrs. Lee Crear are also described as sick. Mrs. Lou Jordan, known as Gran, is described as dangerously ill with grave doubts about recovery due to age. A closing line second suggests trying a steak or roast.
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Harry Hunt
Lee Crear
Lou Jordan
Gran
Will Be For McChesney Prohibition Nominee Drops Support
Rev Andrew Johnson at a Winchester temperance rally announced that if H V McChesney is nominated by the Democratic party he would withdraw in favor of McChesney and campaign for the ticket. He contrasted the “poor boy” ascent with the “gilded youth” decline in life, saying life is a ladder.
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Andrew Jackson
Winchester
H. V. McChesney
Johnson
McChesney
Mason Jars and Groceries at Sanitary Meat Market
Mason jars full of groceries advertised with prices stated. The Sanitary Meat Market markets all kinds of fancy groceries and urges customers to shop there, highlighting competitive jar prices and general offerings.
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Sanitary Meat Market
Union Sermon Set At Court House Next Sunday
Reverend Clyde Darsie of the Christian church will preach at the union services next Sunday evening at the Court House after the usual Episcopal morning services at 10 45.
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Episcopal Church
Clyde Darsie
The
Christian Church
Union
Court House
Sanitary Meat Market Ad Quips on Work and Worth
A compact ad copy references man and wife as a unit while noting the wife contributes four fourths. It playfully lists brains sweet breads and tuna fish. It proclaims a Sanitary Meat Market and ends with a proverb: if you want to make money, work. if you want to save it, keep on working.
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Sanitary Meat Market
Spring lamb and fair menu offered by local Baptist church
The Baptist church ladies plan a Fair dinner with a menu featuring spring lamb, country ham, beans, Irish potatoes, corn pudding, fresh vegetables, breads, and assorted desserts. The schedule shows Thursday fried chicken platters, Friday light meals, and Saturday cold dishes with coffee and beverages.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
New Residence Underway on Maysville Street
Mrs. John J. Kearns has begun a two story frame residence on Maysville street adjoining the properties of Mrs. John C. Enoch and Miss Lila Mae Harper.
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John J. Kearns
Maysville Street
John C. Enoch
Lila Mae Harper
Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State Seeks Kentucky Votes
A Democratic Senator from Kentucky’s 34th District urges voters to support him in the August 7 primary and November 2 general elections. He invites constituents to visit the Secretary of State's Office in Frankfort and argues his record across Morgan Magoffin Wolfe Breathitt and Owsley counties proves his fitness.
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Kentucky
Secretary of State
Frankfort
Morgan, Magoffin
Wolfe
Breathitt
Owsley
Death of Longtime Servant Henry Boyd
Henry Boyd, longtime servant to the Wade family, died at his home in the city on Monday at an unspecified age. Described as honest and faithful, he was respected by all who knew him and noted as a type that is fast disappearing.
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Henry
McChesney Is Seen as Likeliest Governor Nominee
Kentucky voters face a heated primary as liquor interests warn McChesney could not win in November if nominated. Past elections show bourbon backers bolt unfavorable nominees, yet supporters insist McChesney’s strength in rural districts and temperance-favorable groups will secure victory.
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Mary Alice Parish
Mary Sudduth
Warren Bain
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E. F. Robertson
Nannie Judy
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J. P. Sullivan
Chas. D. Arnett
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