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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
4
The piece contrasts old politicians with a new class led by Hon. Johnson N. Camden. It notes A. O. Stanley’s long tenure and large salary with little service. Camden cites staying in Washington to push trust bills, delaying campaign travel to Kentucky until legislation advances.
J C W Beckham spoke to a packed Paducah crowd Tuesday night praising his bid for the Federal Senate. Supporters claim broad county backing and vow to defeat the whiskey power by nominating Beckham in the upcoming primary.
Mayfield Weekly Messenger argues that a vote for Mes opposes the spread of open saloons, noting women and children support Beckham for protecting them from the open saloon menace. The piece frames Beckham as the stronger defender against liquor access.
The crowd that opposed Beckham at the platform convention two years ago rallied Monday in Louisville to back Stanley’s Senate bid. Beckham praised his followers and urged quiet, while Col. Watterson urged patience. The piece mocks McCreary as a doomed candidate and credits whiskey interests for Stanley support.
The list of candidates to be voted for at the primary election on Saturday August 1 1914 and the order their names and office titles will appear on the ballot. Published under the 1912 act requiring party nomination procedures and ballot placement penalties.
The Fulton News laments Gov. McCreary entering the Senate race as part of a broader scramble by Kentucky lawmakers and aspirants to seize offices. It argues this political ruse will lead to McCreary’s defeat and humiliation, depriving him of a peaceful retirement amid admiration.
Kentucky farm boys aged 15 to 18 engaged in active farm work will compete for selection as county delegates to the Kentucky State Fair encampment September 14 to 19. Applications due by August 1 to State Fair Secretary J L Dent. Winners in dairy cattle and beef judging contests receive gold watches donated by W A Burnett Bourbon Stock Yards.
The Pasteur method, used in Bowling Green, has treated rabies cases with a high success rate. The State Board of Health lists multiple recoveries and no fatalities when treatment begins promptly. Hon. Henry R. Prewitt and his two sons, recently bitten by a suspected mad dog, arrived seeking care and expressed relief at the results.
Lincoln Beachey the famed upside down aviator will give two exhibitions at 3 and 4 30 during the twelfth annual Kentucky State Fair on Saturday September 19. He claims to fly closer to the ground than others and will showcase his daring loops and near earth maneuvers as a highlight of the fair. Beachey began with Glenn Curtiss and gained fame by flying under Niagara Bridges and at Chicago meets before joining the State Fair program.
The Blue Grass Clipper cites Mr. Stanley's Louisville address as an admission his cause is lost. It claims the speech spent most time on personal attacks against Mr. Beckham, contradicting claims of victory and revealing his character and backing. The Woodford Sun echoes the call to oppose him in the August primary.
Miss Cleve the Canadian giantess, 18 years old, stands 8 feet 4 inches tall and will be on display at the Fair Grounds this week. Witness her extraordinary height and presence.
All persons having claims against B. J. McDonald dec. must present proofs to attorney E. W. Senff for payment. Mrs. B. J. McDonald is administrator.
The Transportation Committee of the State Fair secured a round trip fare of one dollar and a quarter from all Kentucky points. It is estimated that about 250000 people will use the rate to attend the fair.
Floyd Clay of this county drove eight miles from Winchester when his car hit a muddy spot and skidded into a fence. A wheel broke but no injuries occurred. The car was towed to People’s Motor Company in Winchester for repairs. William Benton accompanied Mr. Clay.
Local butcher shop Sanitary Meat Market invites diners to sample a selection of its fresh steaks. The ad promotes a varied lineup and emphasizes quality cuts for families and grill nights.
The Montgomery County Fair began yesterday with ideal weather and large crowds. The paper could not publish day one premium winners due to early edition timing, but promises a full list next week. Come to the fair and bring friends.
An attractive new cottage in Forest Hill addition on West Spring Street is available for rent. Also offered this week by W A Reis is special pricing on hams and all cured meats from The Advocate for Printing.
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