Death of J Laurence White former Kentucky official
Friends in the city mourn the death of J Laurence White assistant state treasurer of Kentucky who died in Indianapolis after weeks of treatment. Born September 2 1870 he lived here most of his life and served in many trusted civil roles. Survived by wife Mary Owings his mother Mrs Bettie White and brother W B White. The death will be widely mourned locally.
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J. Laurence White
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. White
Mary Owings
Bettie White
W. B. White
Candidates Withdraw From State Senate Race in Mt Sterling
Notices reveal Lee Wainscott and H C Gillaspie withdraw from the Montgomery Clark Bourbon district race leaving Abram Renick and George Hon. Wainscott and Gillaspie express inability to campaign and withdraw ahead of the August 4 primary. The Advocate extends condolences on a grave service for a bereaved family.
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Messrs
Lee Wainscott
H. C. Gillaspie
Abram Renick
George Hon
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Montgomery, Clark and
Bourbon Counties
Ben H. Scott Promoted to Corporal in 9th Infantry
The Advocate reports Corporal Ben H. Scott, son of Thomas Scott of this city, has been appointed in Company M of the 9th Infantry while stationed at Syracuse New York. His rapid advancement is noted with pride by local friends.
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Ben H. Scott
Thos. Scott
Syracuse
N. Y
9Th Infantry
Scott
Good Woman Mrs Narcissus Salyer Dies at 65
Mrs. Narcissus Salyer wife of Hayden H. Salyer died at her Camargo home after a lifelong illness. Born in Morgan County she was 65. Survived by her husband and three sons Bruce Claude Ellis. Funeral Monday at 3 pm in the family burial ground with Rev. Clyde Darsie and Rev. James A. Davis officiating. The Advocate extends sympathy.
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Narcissus Salyer
Hayden H. Salyer
Camargo
Morgan County
Hayden B. Salyer
Sycamore Christian Church
Pony cart accident injures Mrs Morris and daughters
A pony cart driven by Mrs. Roy Morris and her two daughters was struck and overturned Thursday evening by a buggy driven by Mr. William Ledford. The women were bruised but none seriously hurt.
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Roy Morris
William Ledford
Morris
Will Race at Fair for J R Magowa Horses
J R Magowa will race his horses at the Blue Grass Fair on the Shipped four erington track. The event features Magowa’s entries in competition at the Blue Grass Fair.
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J. R. Magowa
Winn Denies Sheriff Nomination Withdrawal Bid
Richard P. Winn declares in a Democrat notice that rumors of his withdrawal from the sheriff race are false. He states he and colleagues Barnes and Fortune remain in the race, urging the party to back a candidate independent of factions and committed to lawful conduct.
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Barnes
Fortune
Community Club Meeting at Camargo Consol Schools
A Camargo area Community Club meeting is set for August 6 at 7 p m in the Consolidated Schools auditorium. The program includes a question box discussion on farm and domestic problems, recitations, songs by J T Coons and daughter, a reading The Moneyless Man, and a short address by Prof. Williams.
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Auditorium of Consolidated Schools
Camargo
J. T. Coons
Williams
Best Fair Ever Held at Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Fair closed last Saturday with the finest racing program yet seen at a country fair in the region. Nat Young Jr. won two races, the Floral Hall drew large crowds, and prize winners list is on the paper’s next page. The fair board will meet soon to decide on a next year fair, and readers are urged to back the board to boost the association and farm displays.
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Montgomery County
Nat Young, Jr
Floral Hall
W. H. Wood
Local Brick House for Rent on West Main Street
Brick residence on West Main Street offers a good garden and stable. Apply to Mrs. Emilee H. Reid at the listed phone number.
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West Main Street
Emilee H. Reid
Mrs Planck Dies Reverend Planck’s Wife Remembered
Mrs Paulina Planck wife of Jack Planck died at her Sycamore street home last Tuesday. She was a devout Christian loved for helping others and never complained in illness. Survived by husband daughter grandchild and three sisters and three brothers. Funeral preached by Rev J W Harding in Winchester and burial at Machpelah.
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Paulina Planck
Jack Planck
Sycamore Street
Paulina Tapp
Wilson Broadus
Covington
Oscar Baird
W. S. Dunn
Clark County
Toliver Vice
Winchester
E. N. Tapp
Kingsbury
Idaho
Chas. Tapp
Richmond
W. T. Tapp
J. W. Harding
Machpelah
Miss Elizabeth McCoun Joins Advocate Staff
Miss Elizabeth McCoun has returned from Ward Belmon t College and accepted a summer position with this paper. She will preside over the personal and social columns and is described as bright and ambitious, a valuable addition to the staff.
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Elizabeth McCoun
Ward-Belmont College
Bring your job work to the Ad vocate office
The notice urges individuals to bring their job related documents to the Advocate office for processing or submission, outlining a centralized location for handling employment and service requests.
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Advocate Office
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Mt. Sterling
Yours Truly, Lee Wainscott
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