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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1920
Page
4
John Gwins of Montgomery County runs for Circuit Judge in Kentucky’s Twenty first District. The candidacy is subject to Democratic voters in the August 7, 1929 primary and also notes Republican primary action. The document is dated August 1928.
A Courier Journal piece denounces a noisy street tram or vehicle operation that harms neighbors. It calls for police action and harsher penalties, arguing officials ignored past efforts to stop the careers of those running the track.
A detachment from the Fighting First Division camped at the Fair Grounds during the Montgomery County Fair. The unit included infantry with full gear, a six man Signal Corps detachment, and an Army Tank crew. First Lieutenant EH Snidgta of the 18th Infantry accompanies the detachment. The display, under William H. Waelig of the Education and Recreation Bureau, highlights army voca tional training and educational opportunities for young men. The party travels by motor to Kentucky fairs to recruit and educate the public about studies through high school work and diverse trades. They moved from Camp Taylor to Frankfort to Mt. Sterling, then Lexington, with Washington exhibits drawing attention.
An interview session is planned for August 1 to hear from interested parties. Officials will conduct discussions to gather input and potential proposals.
An editorial praising Hon Wallace Gadgill of Owingsville as a Republican candidate for the district judge seat. The piece extols his character, class, and suitability, urging Republicans to nominate him and asserting his qualifications exceed those of rivals.
Foster Rogers reports the sale of J. W. Vanarsdell’s cottage on Harrison avenue to Dr. J. E. Goodwin of North Middletown for $2000. Dr Goodwin and family plan to move to Mt. Sterling in the early fall to reside.
Mrs. Bert Grayson led nineteen members of the Farmer's Christian Church Sunday School on a Thursday evening auto trip with a prepared lunch. They ate in Mrs. W. H. Thompson's yard on the Owingsville pike then went to the Fair Grounds and returned late, reporting a good time.
The Mt Sterling Chamber of Commerce sets its July 23 luncheon at the Country Women’s Dining Room. Officers and directors discuss a Transportation Department appeal to ease livestock car shortages, and dues are fixed at 12.50 per individual and 25.00 for firms. The board plans a late August membership drive while outlining organization duties and welcoming road signs to Mt Sterling.
Members weigh the future of the organization as discussion unfolds. A vote and further deliberation are planned at the upcoming meeting to settle questions about leadership and strategy.
The Bise Gress Garage of Winchester displayed two refined refinishing samples at the fair. Their machine over showcased a finish that resembled two brand new factory vehicles, drawing attention for its polished appearance.
John L. Grayot of Madisonville, longtime Commonwealth's Attorney and Democratic leader in the Second District, has been informally selected to manage the Democratic Presidential and Senatorial campaign in Kentucky this year.
Friends of Mr. Grayot and close allies of Senator Beckham say the party unity is complete and Grayot will be elected to direct the State campaign. The Democratic Central and Executive Committee meets at Democratic Headquarters in The Seelbach this afternoon to formalize the selection unless last night’s plans are altered.
Only a few crops of tobacco now reach the fancy color needed for last year’s high prices. This condition holds across many sections of this county and neighboring counties.
Mr and Mrs John Cassity of Portsmouth Ohio were guests of relatives here the past week.
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