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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
5
Notice from Mt Sterling post office offering subscriptions at one dollar and fifty cents per year. Cash must accompany the order and no announcement will be inserted until payment is received.
The Louisville Times notes two weeks to the primaries and a rush to discredit rumors as candidates warn supporters not to credit late reports. It mentions lawmakers discussing election laws and widespread use of announcements urging scrutiny of closing campaign claims.
Harry F. Howell writes to Montgomery County voters pledging a money free campaign for assessor. He emphasizes law enforcement duties, four years as sheriff, and military draft responsibilities, asking for approval and support of his record and plans on election day August 4. An advertisement from The Walsh Co. follows.
A letter dated January 1, 1917 announces W. A. Somacis as a candidate for Montgomery County Attorney. He attacks John A. Judy, citing Jefferson and newspaper quotes on honesty and loyalty, accusing Judy of betrayal and promising an honest, straightforward administration if elected.
Mr. F. C. Duerson bought a six cylinder Oldsmobile last week with delivery completed. The article notes several Oldsmobiles have been sold locally this year. Also mentions groceries and produce in local trade. A stray political jab ends with a call for lamp posts to expose traitors according to The Advocate.
Letter from R F Moore to Montgomery County Democrats announces candidacy for County Commissioner District 1. Cites experience as Justice of the Peace and requests support due to illness of ally Roy C Scott, currently hospitalized in Lexington at St Joseph Hospital. Moore urges friends to vote in the forthcoming primary.
Sullivan and Son promote the Smith Form A Truck to fit a Ford chassis with a complete cost of 755 dollars. They guarantee full performance and satisfaction, promising savings over higher priced trucks for buyers based on their requirements.
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