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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
7
Bassett Drug Company advertises Dr. Howards new specific promising permanent cures for constipation dyspepsia sick headache and malaria. They seek worst dyspepsia or constipation cases in Mt Sterling area and offer a 50 cent package at half price 25 cents with refund if not successful.
At the regular meeting the council ordered 45 percent of January occupation tax refunded to business and professional men. City Clerk Ringo issued vouchers. The council also granted permits to John D. Greenwade to expand a warehouse on Wilson and Locust, and to E. T. Reis to enlarge a Locust Street warehouse. County officials prepare 1915 tax receipts for sheriffs office tax payments.
Mr. Charles McCabe, son of Mr. and Mrs. F A McCabe of this city, left last week for Lexington to take a position as operator in the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad office. He is an experienced railroad operator and is expected to perform well in the new post.
The body of Buck Taulbee, 33, died in a Joplin Missouri hospital and was brought to the city for brief grave services. He was a son of Dr. James B. Taulbee of Lexington and served in the Philippines as a youth. Survived by father, brother Dr. Woodson Taulbee of Maysville, and two sisters. nephew of Dr. J. H. Taulbee of Lexington. Remains accompanied by relatives.
Pembroke Journal reports Hon. Harry V. McChesney leading the fight for governor with a platform endorsing a constitutional amendment granting Kentuckians a statewide vote on Prohibition. He draws strong crowds and is described as a top campaign speaker and likely leader in the race.
Central four room flat with bath for rent. Centrally located. Apply to 43 tf. G. H. Strother.
Brick Baptist parsonage on West High Street occupied by Rev. J. S. Wilson. Thoroughly repaired and desirable. Inquiries to W. A. Sutton or W. T. Tyler. Also ads fresh lettuce kale radishes onions at Vanarsdell's.
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