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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
2
A Mt. Sterling feature on J. Clay Cooper and his Cooper's Billiard and Pool Palace. The centrally located parlor offers well kept tables and equipment with good ventilation and lighting. Cooper is described as a homeboy who supports local causes and advances Mt. Sterling.
W C Hamilton our City Attorney is a Democratic candidate for Commonwealths Attorney in the twenty first district covering Montgomery Bath Menefee and Rowan counties He asks Democratic support at the August primary and pledges twelve years at the bar in civil and criminal work and a clean campaign.
The document praises W Bridges White Commonwealth's Attorney of the city as a capable, trusted, and reform minded Democrat. It highlights his 1912 time as Democratic chairman, his role on the State Central Committee, and his strong record of public service and fitness for Circuit Judge in the district. It notes support across the district and his family legacy.
The Delicious Cafe on North Maysville Street in the Campbell building opens July 1. The interior features solid white decor, a sanitary fountain, electric freezer, second floor private dining rooms, and a kitchen to reduce clutter in the dining area. Messrs W Caldwell Clay R M and R French own it with John Duty in charge. the cafe aims to attract crowds with Havana tobaccos, fine candies, and a menu from top chefs as Mt Sterling awaits its busiest cafe.
The A R Robertson Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company on East Locust street near the C and O tracks reports a strong first season handling 1 781 320 pounds at 7 84 per hundred with a 100 000 pound daily floor capacity. Owners A R Robertson and son T Badger Robertson are respected local tobacco men praised for integrity and expertise.
The feature extols John W. William on East Main Street as a leading heat, plumbing and gas fitting shop. It praises his long years of toil, skilled workmen, large stock, and ability to take on large contracts on short notice, noting a long established, thriving business with public favor and a strong local reputation.
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