Beontest inspires votes across Kentucky districts
The Beontest enters its third week with strong reader interest and widespread mail-in votes from Kentucky subscribers. Nominated young ladies vie for district prizes, with updates on standings including Joella Conner and Mabel Gover, as winners travel to Atlantic City, Washington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore for a grand tour.
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Kentucky
Zanfbonor
Blue Grass
Atlantic City
Vanity Fair
Washington, D. C
White House
Capitol Building
Philadelphia
United States
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Mayor W A Samuels resigns as city mayor
W A Samuels announced his resignation as mayor at an adjourned city council meeting with immediate effect. The council postponed action to the next regular meeting, praising his public service despite past mistakes and urging him to consider serving out his term.
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W. A. Samuels
Samuels
Miss Isobel Harris to Wed Prominent Lawyer of Duluth
Miss Isobel Harris announces her forthcoming marriage to William Harrison a noted attorney from Duluth Minnesota. The couple will wed June twenty eighth after a luncheon in Fulton Missouri hosted by Miss Elizabeth Rice Harris will reside in Duluth following a bridal trip to the Great Lakes and Canada. Mrs Vansant Harris sister travels to Fulton to attend the wedding.
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Elizabeth Rice
Fulton
Isobel Harris
Great Lakes
Canada
Deluth
Vansant
Fulton, Mo
Hogs for Sale Involving Sow and Five Shoats
Advertisement offers a sow and five shoats for sale with contact to C B Stephens at the apvocatr office.
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C. B. Stephens
Apvocatr
Miss Mary Apperson Suffers Injury Crossing Fence
Sunday evening during a blaze at W. P. Apperson's property Miss Mary Apperson attempted to cross the yard and ran into a recently stretched wire fence. She fell against a post, breaking her collar bone in a very painful injury.
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W. P. Apperson
Mary Apperson
Punch and Graves Cut Prices on Men's Furnishings
The store Punch and Graves advertises cut prices on a range of men’s furnishing goods, highlighting lower costs for shirts, ties, hats, and accessories. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of the sale at this local retailer.
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Punch & Graves
Walsh Bros
Great Clay Pigeon Shoot on local grounds
Local gun clubs Mt. Sterling and Winchester clashed in a clay pigeon match on a Friday afternoon. Mt. Sterling led with several high scores, but Winchester edged them 460 to 451 of 550, with three Mt. Sterling shooters hitting 48 of 50.
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Winchester News
Winchester Club
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Ares
Piroteer
Ereoe
Neale
Hunter
Fox
Stubblefield
Spencer
Hodgkin
W.H
Matlack
Williams
Pinney
Gatewood
Hazelrigg
Stephens
Stoner
Coleman
Oldham
Carrington
Lockridge
Ac Kemper
June Court Opens with Sluggish Cattle Market Decline
In a quiet June court session the cattle trade showed weak demand with light weights selling around 4 to 5 cents per pound. Notable buyers included Sam Laythram and Sam Greenwade, purchasing multi hundred weight cows, while mules commanded high prices despite a slow horse trade. Local merchants advertised Walsh Bros. cut prices on apparel.
Ladies Sample Slippers at Special Prices
Shoe shop offers Ladies Sample Slippers in regular 3.00 3.50 and 4.00 price points with Punch and Graves advertised.
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Punch & Graves
Fire devastates W. P. Apperson stable again
For the second time in under a year W. P. Apperson suffered a fire Sunday evening this time hitting the stable. The structure and all contents burned with little insurance in place. Tipton Wilson lost a valuable mare also destroyed in the blaze.
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W. P. Apperson
Tipton Wilson
Miss Sewell Improves After Appendix Operation
Miss Lillian Sewell, operated on for appendicitis at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington last Tuesday, is improving nicely.
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Lillian Sewell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Thomas Foster Rogers Jr
Mr and Mrs T F Rogers and Miss Charlotte Rogers hosted a reception at their home for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Thomas Foster Rogers Jr who just returned from their wedding trip. The decorated house featured red roses daisies and wild sprigs with a flowing stair balustrade and archway baskets. Mrs Henry Cohen and Miss Bessie Cohen of Lexington and Mrs R E L Murphy of Little Rock attended along with Miss Marie Murphy who kept the guest book as about 150 relatives and friends arrived.
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T. F. Rogers
Charlotte Rogers
Thomas Foster Rogers, Jr
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Hettie Blair
Mararget Dickey
Clearfield
Elizabeth Young
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Lucy Randall
Florence McNamara
Pearl Lane
Elizabeth Hart
Mattie Judy Botts
Emily Tipton
Katura Green
Anna Mary Triplett
Mary McClure Fogg
Annie Caswell Prewitt
Fannie Carrie
Mary Lockridge
Anna D, Clark
Leora Jeffries
Elizabeth Perry
Emily Jones
Bernice B. Walker
Winona Tipton
Lula Hall
Ida Rouse
Frankie D. Hunt
May Moffett
Jason Mark
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Lula Sharp
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Pearl Taylor
Bertie Donaldson
Grace May
Edna Byron
Owingsvile A
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May Kincaid
Nell Tribou
Stella Dawson
Lida Dawson
Emma Lacy
Walter M. Ratliff
Anna Peters
Alma Denton
Miss Mary Apperson
June Court
Sam Laythram
Bath County
W. L. Byrd
Sam Greenwade
Mike Wilson
A. L. Kerns
Carlisle
Henry Lemaster
Wm. McKinney
Fayette County
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Punch& Graves
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