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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1919

Page

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Field Artillery Platoon to Demonstrate at Local Fair

A platoon of the 83rd Field Artillery with four officers and fifty men arrives tomorrow for the fair. Led by Lieut. Markland, they debut US artillery gear including rolling kitchen and horses. Major Gannon and Lt. Carothers coordinate displays and entertainment for recruiting and public interest.

83Rd Field Artilery Markland France U. S U. S. Field ‘Artillery Gannon Kentucky Carothers 83Rd Field Artillery Uncle Sam

Golden wedding anniversary for Peter Greenwade couple

The long married couple Peter Greenwade and his wife celebrate their 50th anniversary the last Sunday in August. They moved from Menifee County in 1869 and have lived a humble honest life with many relatives and friends attending the celebration.

Peter Greenwade Greenwade Menifee County

Virgil Sullivan Receives Naval Discharge

Virgil Sullivan, after fourteen months in naval service, has received his discharge and will shortly return to his home in this city.

Virgil Sullivan Naval Service

Stephens Buys Partner Interest in Family Grocery

Roger H. Stephens has purchased the interest of his brother C. E. Stephens in the grocery and meat business and is now sole owner of the thriving concern.

Roger H. Stephens C. E. Stephens

Fair Gates Open Tomorrow for Montgomery County Fair

The 1919 Montgomery County Fair opens tomorrow at 10 am with forecasts of ideal weather. Political Day Lexington Day Louisville Day Cattle Day and Everybody's Day mark four days of races and events. Metropolitan Shows, Floral Hall, and Pacifico Band promise a premier four day program with betting and auctions.

Montgomery County Lexington Louisville Falls City Passifieume Montgomery County Fair

Hearing Postponed in Fitzpatrick Will Probate

The Fitzpatrick will hearing has been postponed indefinitely. The fourth will is being sought and other interested parties want to be present when the will is probated.

Cisco Withdraws From Race For Railroad Commissioner Seat

In a letter to Republicans of the Third Railroad Commission District Clay Cisco says it is impossible to run with Kash from the 9th District and asks the district to decide if the 9th should have representation. He notes Eversole from the 10th seeks the nomination and cites fairness to 9th District supporters. Cisco withdraws, signing Very Respectfully CLAY CISCO.

Third Railroad Commission E. C. Kash Mnyself John B. Eversole James W. Turner Paintsville Lexington Fred A. Vaughan Eversole

Clay Cisco Withdraws From Railroad Commissioner Race

Clay Cisco withdraws from the Republican nomination race for Railroad Commissioner in the third district. He says a network of local bosses would block a fair primary and supports Kash as the logical candidate to oppose boss influence, arguing the party should name its choice by majority vote.

Clay Cisco Cisco Kash Eversole Mr. Kash Republican

Court Day Report Shows Slow Trading at Pens

A small crowd watched cattle trading where no new mountain cattle arrived and about 1500 head remained unsold from June court. Prices ranged from 5 to 10 cents with steers at 8 to 10, heifers 6 to 9, canners 5. Theo Adams sold 22 head to George Halsey at 8 cents.

Theo. Adams Geo. Halsey

DeHaven Property Sold at Court House Auction

Master Commissioner W. E. Jones sold the DeHaven home on Maysville Street to J. E. Ramey for 5054 dollars. Five acres on the Winchester pike belonging to the De Haven heirs sold to R. M. Coons for 2584 dollars. A vacant lot on Holt Avenue owned by the DeHaven heirs sold for 180 dollars.

W. E. Jones Court House DeHaven Maysville Street J. E. Ramey Win- Winchester Pike R. M. Coons Holt Avenue

Fair Week Advisory Warns of Thieves at Crowds

Cautionary note urges vigilance during Fair week as crowds attract thieves. Housekeepers told to lock homes and secure valuables while attending events.

Woman Injured In Street Horse Incident

Mrs. Setters was thrown from a horse drawn cart on North Maysville Monday morning. The horse slipped on a slippery street causing a violent backward throw. She suffered a badly wrenched back cuts and facial injuries and possible internal injuries. She received medical aid and was later returned to her Paris Pike home. recovery expected.

Mt Sterling dealer sells first 1920 Buick Roadster

Harry Crooks bought a 1920 Model K-44 Buick Roadster from Mt Sterling Ga firm last week. It marks the first 1920 Model sold by the popular dealership.

Harry Crooks Mt. Sterling

Coleman Lands Big Policy in Lexington Kentucky

R L Coleman of Lexington and Miss Bess Hammons, local agents for Pacific Mutual Life through H G Hoffman General Agency, closed a $200000 life policy on a prominent oilman payable to his company's corporation. The record highlights Hammons and Coleman's rapid success in eight months and two years respectively.

Kentucky Lexington R. L. Coleman Bess Hammons Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company H.G. Hoffman General Agency Hammonds Coleman

Delicious Cafe Changes Hands to Young Operators

The Delicious Cafe is sold by R. C. Lloyd to William May and Jere W. Coleman who have assumed control. The new owners are experienced and popular, expected to bring success to the venture.

R. C. Lloyd William May Jere W. Coleman

Fitzpatrick to Move to Newly Renovated Clay Street Home

W. T. Fitzpatrick Jr. will relocate from Liberty Street to his recently purchased Clay Street residence. He has finished remodeling the cottage, making it one of the city’s most complete homes.

W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr Liberty Street Clay Street Howard B. Turner Fitzpatrick

Special Notice for Rooms During Montgomery Ky Fair

All persons having rooms to rent during fair week will please list same with W. H. Wood Secretary or C. G. Thompson President of Montgomery Ky Fair Association W. Hoffman Wood Secy.

W. H. Wood C. G. Thompson Montgomery W. Hoffman Wood

Tragedy After Triplets Birth Near Jeffersonville

Two of Alfred Combs's triplets died last week near Jeffersonville. The mother and the remaining child are reported as doing nicely.

Alfred Combs Jeffersonville

Prominent Couple Wed In Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Priscilla Shackelford and Robert Young were married Monday morning at 8 at the bride’s Holt avenue home by Rev. Dr. M. V. P. Yeaman. Attendants were none, only two families present. The bride wore a navy suit with matching accessories. After the ceremony the couple left for Richmond to obtain passports, then Memphis, and on to Panama to reside at Bocas del Toro.

Priscilla Shackelford Robert Young Holt Avenue M. V. P. Yeaman Richmond Memphis Panama Bocas del Toro Miss Shackelford E. J. Shackelford Mr. Young Maggie Young

Cars Wrecked at Narrow City Intersection

Two autos collided Thursday night at the corner of Sycamore and High streets causing heavy damage. A Ford was hurled into Harve Knox’s yard. the occupants escaped unharmed. The intersection’s narrow streets are noted as especially dangerous. Miss Minnie Henry and Miss Fannie Maybeth Pinney leave August 1 for Washington for government jobs.

Sycamore and High Streets Harve Knox Minnie Henry Fannie Maybeth Pinney Washington

Miss Mary Beall Accepts Mathematics Instructor Post

Miss Mary Beall has accepted the position of assistant instructor in mathematics at Owensboro High School.

Mary Beall Owensboro High School

Mrs. Rebecca Norman Dies at 68 Near Spencer

Mrs. Rebecca Norman aged 68 died last Thursday at her home near Spencer after a long illness from Brights disease. She had been an invalid for over thirty years but bore her suffering with Christian fortitude. She is survived by husband West Norman. Funeral services were held at Antioch church by Rev Reed, with burial in Antioch cemetery.

Rebecca Norman Spencer Bright

Reid Resigns to Join Vanarsdell & Co

Henry Reid resigns from W. O. Macke & Co. to take a similar post at Vanarsdell & Co. the change effective August 1. Reid praised as a splendid salesman and popular figure who will aid his new employer. Fine Georgia watermelons on ice at Vanarsdell's.

Henry Reid W. O. Macke & Co Vanarsdell & Co Reid Georgia Vanarsdell’s

Special Registration Returns High Roll of Voters

A Saturday special registration before County Clerk Keller Greene recorded 17 Republicans and 167 Democrats as soldiers returning boosted turnout after the regular registration.

Keller Greene

Winchester Woman Buys Nice Car at Vanarsdell's

Miss Julia Gaitskill of Winchester purchased last week a passenger National car from district agent J. D. Wren of this city at Vanarsdell's.

Julia Gaitskill Winchester J. D. Wren

Kash Nomination Sought for Ninth District Seat

E. C. Kash described as a stalwart Republican and successful businessman. friends say the Ninth Congressional District deserves his nomination while other districts already have Republican candidates.

Kash

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