El Paso crowd hears preacher condemn Kaiser and Sultan
Rev Dr Newton Dwight Hillis stirred El Paso with a fiery denunciation of German rulers. He declared God damn the Sultan and the Kaiser in a dramatic moment before a 10000 strong audience supporting the Liberty Loan drive. He and Lawrence Chamberlain then traveled to Los Angeles to promote the campaign.
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South
el Paso
Tex
Newton Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hillis
Belgium
France
Serbia
Hohenzollerns
Hapsburgs
Turkey
Dr. Hillis
Lawrence Chamberlain
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Southwest
Flag Pole Dominates Bank Street Front
The Chiles-Thompson Grocery Co. with Manager Hatton of the Telephone Co. have erected a fifty foot flag pole in front of their Bank street office. The large flag waves boldly and is visible to travelers on the C. & A. and to pedestrians crossing Bank from Main to Locust streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles-Thompson Grocery Co
Hatton
The
Telephone Co
Bank Street
Main
Locust Street
End of Family Quarrel Marks Moment of Reconciliation
A saying that all conflicts eventually resolve appears as a reflection on family disputes. The line suggests endings come to the feuds within households and hints at harmony returning after disputes.
Prominent Minister Rev. John R. Deering Dies
Rev. John R. Deering, longtime pastor and former presiding elder, died in Washington after vertigo and illness. The 75 year old native of Fayette county entered ministry in 1862 and led fourteen churches including Mt. Sterling’s Methodist. Burial was in Lexington with services by local and visiting ministers. Survived by widow and nine children in Cincinnati Cleveland New York St. Louis Atlanta Sioux City and Lexington.
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Washington City
Lexington
Lexington Cemetery
EB. G. B. Mann
Cameron
E. L. Southgate
Deering
Washington
Fayette County
Methodist
Mt. Sterling
Cincinnati
W T. Greene
St. Louis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Confession
A notarized affidavit from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo claims hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The firm promises payment if the remedy fails, with testimonials available. Product sold by pharmacists for 75 cents. includes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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A. W._GLEASON Notary
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Prohibition Push to End Grain Use for Alcohol War Measure
A wartime Prohibition push urges Congress within days to end grain use for beer and whisky. It cites Hoover on grain needs, outlines historic liquor materials totals, and argues saving food will aid U S war effort, urging Kentucky signals to lawmakers to back a grain-waste amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Mr. Hoover
Washington
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
RYO
David F. Houston
House of Agriculture Committee
England
Kentucky
Prohibit Grain Tax on Whisky and Beer Urged by Senate Committee
A call urges Congress to place a prohibitive tax directly on grain used for whisky and then on grain used for beer, asking the action be taken now and not referred to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agricultural Committee
Congress
Surveying services offered by H. C. Gillaspie
H. C. Gillaspie announces surveying services for Montgomery and adjacent counties in Kentucky. He quotes reasonable charges and invites calls at his Mt. Sterling residence on East High Street. Readers are encouraged to contact him for surveying work.
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Montgomery
East High Street
Mt. Sterling
H. C. Gillaspie
Will of Elder L. H. Reynolds Probated in Bourbon County
In Winchester, Bourbon County probate court admitted the will of Elder L. H. Reynolds to probate. The handwritten will bequeaths $13 000 each to Isaac Reynolds Mrs L T Hagan and Mrs Minta Hughes. Isaac receives the home he lives in Mrs Hagan gets a house and lot in Winchester and Mrs Hughes a Montgomery county farm with her heirs to inherit at her death. John W. Jones named executor and qualified with a 30000 bond.
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Bourbon County
L. H. Reynolds
Winchester
Reynolds
Isaac 8. Reynolds
L. T. Hagan
Minta Hughes
Isaac Reynolds
Hagan
Hughes
Montgomery County
John W. Jones
Gas Stove for Sale in Town Window Ad
Small heater offered for sale with a brief call to apply at the office. Local notice urges residents to act and support the town.
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J. D
Mattings
Parson
John
Blount
Fred Craft
John R. Deering
BUICK
the Advocate For Printing
Victor
Victrola
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
Burpee
W. W
Atlee Burpee & CO
Philadelphia
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