Hazelrigg Campaign Sues For Dem Attorney Posts
City attorney hopeful A A Hazelrigg seeks court action to clear dates and Esdates for the Democratic ticket, outlining eligibility and filing steps amid party disputes.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
4
City attorney hopeful A A Hazelrigg seeks court action to clear dates and Esdates for the Democratic ticket, outlining eligibility and filing steps amid party disputes.
A Kentucky voters message urges selecting proven business leaders for state offices from Governor down. It argues against professional politicians and machine politics, calling for a ticket of clean, capable men with no substantiated charges who can win in November.
Senator J C W Beckham delivers a well received Senate speech praising the League of Nations. He argues for adoption with a pragmatic view, acknowledges flaws but stresses the document's value and statesmanship, invoking Kentucky traditions and praising President Taft.
The piece suggests returning soldiers show interest in farming and proposes Uncle Sam gift land to those who would work it, making a living by the sweat of their brow. It frames land grants as a solution to postwar livelihood for veterans.
The Cincage livestock market lists cattle 41600, hogs 21.85, sheep 9.50, lambs 417.75. Readers are asked to compare with 1918 weekly averages: cattle 16.20, hogs 18.00, sheep 13.40, lambs 18.25. Note a decline in sheep as printed by The Advocate.
A Pennsylvania freight wreck created a mess with cream butter eggs and chickens strewn across the scene. No injuries reported though vehicles and cargo damaged in the incident.
Hartman Wardrobe Trunks are touted as the best by Hartman in trunks, with The Walsh Co. listed as the sole agents. The short ad urges customers in regular trunk stores to seek Hartman products through the Walsh distribution.
Invitations were sent by Ly Mre Scott Gomdipestier to attend events at her Ovinghrilla home Wednesday evening. Bob from July four to six joined the Young Girls Mission Circle of the Chretien church at Miss Prences Samwels's East High street home Monday night. A progress rendering followed by refreshments was reported. The Junior Women's Club plans a meeting Wednesday morning at Mrs Roger Iveke’s home with a social gathering. Mary Crawford Lloyd recently returned from France.
Mr and Mrs Rezin G Owings entertained Thursday night at their country home with a dancing party in honor of their guest Miss Geraldine Wiltemon of Catlettsburg.
A long list of social gatherings spans Saturday to Monday at Kirk's Camp Howards Mill and local homes. Lexington and Winchester visitors joined Lexington hosts for dances luncheons and card games with about sixty guests at one lawn fete and multiple out of town guests from Paris Owingsville and Little Rock among others.
March, chaired by Howell C. Reese with partner, presented novel figures. Intermission featured a luncheon by Coleman and May. Chaperoning the dance were numerous couples including the Col emons, Chiles, Winns, Owings, and others.
Various brief items report illness and recoveries at bedsides, births, visits, and family news. Highlights include John Canstigan recovering from fever, Mrs M P Skidmore welcoming a son born July 20, and Miss Dexter Stevens visiting relatives from Stanton. Also noted are church gatherings, preaching by Wm Triplett, crop reports, and local visits among neighbors.
The poem recalls Ananias and Sapphira facing divine judgment for deception. It warns against lies in deeds and record keeping, noting God and Saint Peter oversee truth, and urges honesty in actions and commitments. The author McKee labels the verse with a biblical warning to refrain from deceit.
Perry County residents attest to the political conduct of Jake B. Eversole, a Hazard Kentucky figure and Republican county chair, as they seek to nominate him for Perry County Railroad Commissioner. sworn affidavits describe past campaigns, party changes, and ballot placement under the Democratic Rooster ticket.
Perry County voters petition printed ballot for Democratic candidate for county offices. Board of Election Commissioners canvassed returns from the November 2 1909 election. Document notes C W Napier 1278 votes and J B Eversole 649. Includes endorsements and county clerk certification.
Mr and Mrs Fisher Mark welcome a son born Monday at home near ide wew. Mr and Mrs Charles Hainline greet a son born last Thursday named Rolf Leonard. The Tennessee State Fair awarded dairy cattle prizes totaling $2,000 for Jerseys and $1,625 for Tol stein Friesians Guernseys and Ayrshires.
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