Quick Bourbon Court Trial Ends With Seven Year Sentence
The fastest trial on record in Bourbon Circuit Court, Henry Gambey pleads guilty to attempted assault on Miss Jennie Kiser. The jury fixes seven years, and Gambey is sent to Frankfort penitentiary to prevent mob violence. He is moved from Paris to Lexington, then to Frankfort within hours.
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Bourbon Circuit
Henry Gambey
Jennie Kiser
Kisertown
Paris
Lexington
Gamley
Frankfort
Bay mare offered for proof of ownership near Howard's Mill
A bay mare about 15.1 hands is at a residence near Howard's Mill. The owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying expenses, amounting to 47.41 dollars, per the notice in The Advocate for Printing.
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My Place
Howard’s Mill
Vinol Credited With Restoring Health For Mrs Heckman
Springfield Ohio resident Mrs Kate Heckman says a severe bronchial cough and claimed lung trouble improved after using Vinol. She credits the tonic with soothing inflamed surfaces boosting appetite and digestion, while offering money-back guarantee. A Saxo Salve is also advertised by Mt Sterling Kentucky pharmacist W S Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Heckman
Springfield
Ohio
Vinci
The Professional Politician Against Real Reform
The piece argues that professional politicians seek office for profit, trading votes for wealth and influence. It urges citizens to demand clear positions, especially on public education, and to vote only for candidates with a definite purpose and written commitments. It cautions against unknown or irresponsible contenders and foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
America
Boy singer lends talent to Pure Milk League drive
Master Robert Wood McGilaway eight son of R E McGilaway of St Louis formerly of this city has tendered his voice to the Pure Milk League campaign to raise funds to aid the tene ment babies in that city. He has visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs John McGilaway in this city and has many admirers here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Robert Wood McGilaway
R. E. McGilaway
St. Louis
Pure Milk League
Robert
John McGilaway
Poster and printing services advertised at local advocate office
An offer from MG SROERNG in Mt. Sterling Kentucky promotes posters billheads programs envelopes noteheads statements and job printing. The advert claims the only local Linotype office is there and promises cheaper faster better service on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Brunner Presents Rallston Oxfords for Men by Simon Florist
Charles L. Simon, successor to John Corbitt, offers Brunner Rallston Oxfords for men at his Florist shop. Phone 435 19-tf.
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Rallston
Oxfords
Charles L. Simon
John Corbitt
Liberal offer guarantees Merital Hair Tonic refund
The Mt Sterling Drug Co Local Agency advertises Merital Hair Tonic with a guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Authorized by American Drug Press Association member, prices 50c and 1.00, indicating strong confidence in the preparation.
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American Drug & Press Association
Mt. Sterling Drug Co
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Grand Opera
Sleight
Ote Rae Chase
F.o. B
Detroit
Paul Strother
Mt. Sterling Kentucky
Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company
H. R. French
Traders National Bank
Albert Bondurant
The
Walsh Co, Bldg
Bourbon
Prosni
the Advocate For Printing
Vinol
W. S. Lloyd
Advocate Office
Brunner
Jay McGee
Stephenville
Texas
Cardus
Tonie
Cardui
Peaslee-Gaulbert Co. Incorporated
Louisville, Ky
Chenault & Creap
MT. Sterling, KY
Abe Aspriie
McCormick Lumber Co
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