Louisville Boosters to Visit Mt. Sterling
Louisville's 1200 wholesale houses plan a Cumberland Mountain Trade Excursion from June 7 to 11. General Charles P. Summerall will be guest aboard the booster train, with a military band and speakers. Mt. Sterling hosts June 10 at 9 AM, two hours. Mayor McKee selects W. B. White to welcome.
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Louisville
Mt. Sterling
Cumberland Mountain
Charles P. Summerall
France
Camp Taylor
Falls
W. R. McKee
W. B. White
City Clerk Resigns as Ayres Named Successor
At the last city council meeting Clerk H. B. Ringo offered his resignation citing pressing business. The resignation was accepted and Mrs. Mary C. Ayres was elected to fill the unexpired term.
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H. B. Ringo
Mary C. Ayres
Market Place Moves to Howell Building on South Maysville
The Market Place shifts from the Reid Rogers building on Court street to the Howell building on South Maysville street. Manager Clayton Howell announces a big sale planned within the next few weeks and preparations are underway.
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Market Place
Reid Rogers
Court Street
Howell
Maysville Street
Clayton Howell
Special Spring Hat Sale at Miss Goins
Miss Goins offers a Saturday sale on all spring hats for five dollars each. Do not miss this event as summer stock will be excluded from the sale.
City Council Rejects 50 Percent Water Rate Increase
Attorneys Laurent and L W Mc Clelland for Kentucky Utilities asked the Louisville council to amend the franchise to raise water rates by 50 percent. They argued coal and labor costs require the higher revenue. The council voted 5 to 3 against the amendment, keeping the current franchise through 1932.
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Laurent
L. W. McClelland
Louisville
Kentucky Utilities Company
Crusader and Golden Glory Breads and New Cheese Line
The Variety Store adds Crusader and Golden Glory breads fresh from ovens with waxed wrappers. New cheese varieties arrive with a full canned goods selection and a fresh candy shipment. McGUIRE BROS., Props.
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McGuire Bros., Props
Heflin sells residence on Antwerp avenue in 1921 sale
Sold by E W Heflin to Marshall Myers the Antwerp avenue residence bought from Mrs Mary Schlegel for 6500 dollars. Possession to be given March 1 1921.
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E. W. Heflin
Antwerp Avenue
Mary Schlegel
Mashall Myers
R M Vreeland to Return in August From Brazil
R M Vreeland, recently home from Brazil, plans to come back during August. Since his last visit, he has traveled around the world. Fine light weight suits at The Walsh Co.
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R. M. Vreeland
Brazil
Mr. Vreeland
Walsh Co
Leading Montgomery Citizens Seek Meeting on Bond Issue
A group of county leaders press the Montgomery County Fiscal Court to convene a meeting by next Wednesday to discuss a proposed 300 000 loan to the state for road projects from Clark to Bath and Bourbon to Menefee. They argue contracts can guarantee repayment and aim to secure state construction of the highways within five years with no bond issuance until arrangements are confirmed.
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Advocate
Montgomery County
Clark
Bath
Bourbon
Menefee
Fiscal Court
E. W. Senff
Hart
Dan Welch
R. G. Kern
Kentucky
Bath County
Montgomery
W. F. Horton
Hughes Atchison
G. H. Strother
J. W. William
T. J. Bigstaff
H. G. Hoffman
L. Ed. Griggs
S. M. Newmeyer
A. B. Oldham
C. B. Patterson
G. D
Alumni Banquet Largely Attended at Ringo's Hall
The 1920 Alumni Banquet at Ringo's Hall drew a large crowd and featured a musical program by Mrs. Emilee Hibler Reid and Miss Christine Ramey. Officers were elected, plans for a dramatic society were proposed, and readings and plays were presented by the class of 18 led by Loretta Kerns.
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Ringo’s Hall
Association
Histo Club
Emilee Hibler Reid
Christine Ramey
Florence Shirley
M. C. Ayres
Stewart C. Sharp
James Nesbitt
Lewis A. Judy
Ben R. Turner
Turner
Joe Brown
Emma Cooper
Mt. Sterling High School Alumni Association
Trade notice announces new position at EB Browning
Daniel C Boone informs customers he has joined EB V Browning on East Main Street and invites former patrons to continue business there. He notes Browning offers the best meats and high grade groceries and expresses thanks for past favors. Miss Goins offers organdy hats for summer girls made to order.
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EB. V. Browning
East Main Street
Mr. Browning
Daniel C. Boone
City High School Closes Successful Term
The Class of 20 commencement exercises were held in the school auditorium Tuesday evening before a large crowd. The program included music, invocation, addresses by class president Allen Prewitt Jr and Rev J N Clarke, a reading by Emily Hazelrigg, and diploma conferrals by Supt H A Babb. Ruth Darsie won first honors and Ben R Turner Jr second. a brief program note precedes an advertisement for Swift's Silver Leaf Lard.
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Clyde Darsie
Ben R. Turner, Jr
Womans Christian Temperance Union Meeting Held Today
The Women's Christian Temperance Union meets at the Rest Rooms today led by Mrs. Price Cask. Silk hose for men and hose in silk are on sale at R. E. Punch & Co. all colors available.
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The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
R. E. Punch & Co
Hotel manager change at Lexington Phoenix House
John G. Kramer becomes manager of the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington succeeding John Skain after years in office. Mallory Hats offered by R. E. Punch & Co. with a full line of the best stock.
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R. B Punch & Co
John G. Kramer
Phoenix Hotel Company
Lexington
John Skain
R. E. Punch & Co.’s
R. E. Punch & Co
Centre College Festivities Begin With Guests From Danville
Mrs. Howard VanAntwerp and Miss Betty Bruce VanAntwerp will travel to Danville on Saturday to be hosted by Howard VanAntwerp, Jr. for the start of Centre College meat festivities.
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Howard VanAntwerp
Betty Bruce VanAntwerp
Danville
Howard VanAntwerp, Jr
Centre College
Residence Sold on South Queen Street for Five Thousand
Mrs. W. T. Fitzpatrick sold a two story frame residence on South Queen street to Lafe Risner of Jeffersonville for 5000 dollars. New owner to take immediate possession. Ben W. Cox returns from Akron to join The Advocate in this city. Women silk hose Best at R. E. Punch & Co. The E. and W. Shirts celebrated. A small boy testing breath may not become a politician.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick
Lafe Risner
Jeffersonville
South Queen Street
Bright World Foretells Danger of Premature Blaze
A Brethren warning speaks of a radiant world yet warns some may burn out before their appointed time. It cautions against haste and urges prudent living amid hopeful outlooks.
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Illette Nereek
J. D. Wren Auto CO
City High School
Swift
Wilson’s
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Ben W. Cox
Akron
Sanitary Meat Market
Same Street
Roger Barnes
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