Osborne as Lt Governor Candidate Endorsed by Ashland Daily Independent
A tribute in the Ashland Daily Independent praises George Osborne of Russell Kentucky born January 6 1864 in Lawrence County Ohio for steady work ethic Republican affiliation and leadership. It urges Republicans to nominate and elect him as Lieutenant Governor citing his business experience integrity and fair dealing.
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George Osborne
Russell
Lawrence County
Ohio
Kentucky
Greenup County
George
Blue Grass
C. & O. Railway
Republican Party
Hun
Dreds
Commonwealth
Ashland Daily Independent
Osborne
The Tabb Theatre: A Modern Show House Replacing Opera House
After the Opera House burned, I F Tabb built The Tabb, now a leading modern theatre in the state. N A Wilkerson manages it amid crowded crowds, with moving pictures and top film stars featured nightly.
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Ater
Chenault & Crear
Sterling
I. F. Tabb
Tabb
N. A. Wilkerson
L Gray Plumbing Highlights Mt Sterling Expert
Mr E F Gray of L Gray plumbing shop on Bank street in the Sutton Cockrell building is praised as a top Mt Sterling plumber. With years of master plumbing experience he offers modern heating and plumbing services and guarantees workmanship. He invites inquiries and estimates.
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Mt. Sterling
E. F. Gray
L. Gray
Bank Street
Sutton-Cockrell
Gray
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Co. in Mt Sterling Prosperity
Mt Sterling credits Farmers Tobacco Warehouse on Locust Street for boosting the city's industry. Last season the house sold 5,496,450 pounds of tobacco at an average price of 8.08 dollars, with A Sid Hart as president and John Crockett of Sharpsburg as manager guiding a large staff to speedy farmer payments.
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Mt. Sterfing
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
Locust Street
A. Sid Hart
H G Garrett Seeks renomination for Railroad Commissioner
Winchester Kentucky July 17 1915 H G Garrett longtime Railroad Commissioner asks Republicans in the Third District to renominate him He notes he has attended all meetings answered all inquiries kept a private stenographer at his own expense and claims the district handles much railroad development He urges voters not to overlook his name on the primary ballot and thanks supporters for prior loyalty
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H. G. Garrett
Winchester
Kentucky
Garrett
Third Railroad Commission
Redhot
H. G. Garret
Monarch Milling Company A Leading Mt. Sterling Plant Since 1892
The Monarch Milling Company organized in 1892 sits on east Locust street beside the C. and O. tracks. It manufactures flour and feed under Capitol Crown and Monarch brands, supplying a wide area with high quality products. Capt. C. H. Petry is principal owner and general manager driving continued growth and community pride.
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Monarch Milling Company
Mt. Sterling
C. H. Petry
Sterling
George W Anderson Seeks Circuit Court Clerk Nomination
Montgomery county candidate George W. Anderson announces his bid for Circuit Court Clerk subject to the Democratic primary on August 7. A well known, capable local, he previously served as bookkeeper at Mt Sterling National Bank and more recently handled sales at local loose leaf warehouses. His supporters urge recognition of his party service and strong qualifications in aiming for the nomination.
Roberts and Mastin Hat Store Dominates Local Fashion Scene
Roberts and Mastin run a West Main street millinery shop owned by Miss Bettie Roberts and Mrs. R. F. Mastin. The store showcases the latest ladies hats and fashion novelties with expert trimming and custom designs, featuring lace collars veils and hair ornaments. The firm travels twice yearly to U S fashion markets to secure the newest creations for discerning customers.
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United States
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Sharpsburg
Monarch Milling Co
Geo. W. Anderson
George W. Anderson
Montgomery County
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The
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Ling National Bank
Ser
Roberts and
Mastin
Roberts & Mastin
West Main Street
Bettie Roberts
R. F. Mastin
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