Obituary Publication Rates and Voter Precinct Fees
The notice lists pricing for notices per precinct and city offices, with rates of 7.50 and 15.00 for all publications in the interest of individuals or expressions of individual views per line, and obituaries charged per line.
Democratic ticket announced for August primary 1921
The notice lists Democratic candidates for state and local offices for the August 6 1921 state primary. Names include Henry S Caywood for senator S B Lane for representative H B Prewitt for circuit judge W C Hamilton for Commonwealths attorney Anie Hunt for circuit court clerk E W Seuff for county judge W A Samuels Henry Watson for county attorney R G Kern A S Hart Dan Welsh for county commissioner Sidney J Calk Chas Duff for sheriff Lindsay R Douglas W H Wright for county clerk T M Greene R M Montjoy L B Mason for tax commissioner James M Greer Charles B James Will S McCormick D D Salyer Wm F Stewart for police judge Ben R Turner R F Mastin C W Nesbitt.
First Vote Offer Closes Next Tuesday Night June 21
The notice outlines voting deadlines for contestants with the campaign manager handling corrections before the next publication. It warns that standings published must be accepted unless errors are reported and explains ballot limits and rollovers for overvotes or undercounts.
Candy Thursday Fair Ad Offers 5 Cent Treats
A June fair promotion advertises a big quart of Strawberry Kisses for five cents and an all you can eat option for five cents at THE FAIR.
Why Wear Cotton When Silk Hose Cost 75 Cents At Walsh Co
The Walsh Co promotes silk hose at 75 cents per pair, contrasting with cotton options. This advertisement advocates affordability and suggests silk as a durable alternative available at Walsh Company.
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Walsh Co
Vote Offer Promises Big Subscriptions Push
The Mt. Sterling Advocate urges readers to subscribe or renew by June 21 to maximize votes in a campaign. Subscribers get free votes on new and renewing subscriptions at a special rate of 1.50 dollars per year during the contest, with 50 cent savings per year and two weekly deliveries keeping Montgomery County informed.
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Advocate
Mt. Sterling
Salvation Army drive chairs named for local fundraiser
Dr. D H Bush accepts Salvation Army Hermon Service Campaign chairmanship with Dr O P Henry as vice chair. A central committee is formed including American Legion leaders C L William and J W Jones, Women’s Auxiliary member Mrs B G Nunnelly, War Mothers’ Club, Chamber of Commerce, and local church and club representatives. The pledge follows praise from soldiers, leaders, and citizens who credit the Army for wartime aid and call for continued support to fund nurseries, homes, and youth programs nationwide.
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D. H. Bush
Salvation Army
O. P. Henry
B. G. Nunnelly
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Tipton
G. H. Strother
Guy Sandefur
J. W. Jones
M. V. P. Yeaman
History Club
Hattie Howell
Bush
American Legion
Ohio
Charles Mohr
Army
Salvation Army Blue Bonnet Lassies Aid Campaign
The piece lauds the Salvation Army as an alarm clock of aid and notes Montgomery County’s support. It mentions the Field Manager's headquarters in the Traders National Bank Building and a meeting called by Dr. Bush for the Central Committee tomorrow night at 7 in the County Court room to outline campaign plans.
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Grande Fages
Bush
Mount Sterling Men Spend Ten Days Fishing on Cumberland
J Dillard Hazelrigg C T Hazelrigg H G Enoch Hodge Morris Roger Hedden Walter V Turner and Dick Turner join a ten day fishing camp near Williamstown on the Cumberland. Willie Crooks serves as chef for the group. Holeproof silk hose advertised in assorted colors at 75 cents this week by The Walsh Co.
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Mt. Sterling
Cumberland
Williamstown
J. Dillard Hazelrigg
C. T. Hazelrigg
H. G. Enoch
Hodge Morris
Roger Hedden
Walter V. Turner
Dick Turner
Willie Crooks
Chef
Bristol Tenn. elects G P Beidleman city commissioner
Elected commissioner G. P. Beidleman, formerly of this city and a leading businessman, will serve on the Bristol Tennessee city commission after the last Saturday election. The selection is welcomed by his Mt. Sterling friends.
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G. P. Beidleman
Bristol
Tenn
Beidleman
Mt. Sterling
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Mary C. Ayres
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R. G. Kern
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Chas. E. Duff
Lindsay R. Douglas
W. H. Wright
T. M. Greene
R. M. Montjoy
L. B. Mason
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D. D. Salyer
Wm. F. Stewart
Ben R. Turner
R. F. Mastin
C. W. Nesbitt
Mildred Cisco Oreere
Ord
Eleanor Frisbie
Wm. Moterly
Mary K. Greenwade
Mary L. Brunner
Bend
Virginia B. Coons
Hettie Brockway
Bas. S. Sanderson
Laura E. Watson
Nettie Prewitt
Allie Ruth Orme
Anna Lee Cornwell Geeevess
Mary Belle Fuggate
Linnie Hoskins
Albert Botts
Lena Staton
Fannie Fortune
Virginia Manley
Eleanor Bowen
Cecere
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Lena Laughlin
Stella Wilson
Edna Yocum
Lula Leggett
Ethel West
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Lillian Barnaby
Ruth Denton
Nettie Thomas
Southern Optical Company Incorporated
Kryptok
Fourth and Chestnut
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Michler Bros. CO
Lexington
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Red Cross Drive
First National Picture Corp. Presents
Constance Talmadge
Pathe News
Edsel B. Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
United States
Strother Motors CO
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