Five Mt Sterling Girls to Tour Atlantic City and East Coast
Five popular Mt. Sterling area girls and companions will visit Atlantic City aboard the Aprocart tour. The itinerary includes Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington D C with no expense spared to create a grand outing famous for the board walk baths piers and world class amusements.
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Atlantic City
America
Europe
Rockefellers
Morgans
Ocean Front
Baths
Mt. Sterling
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City Slogan Draws Mt Sterling Visitors
Old Sol drives Mt Sterling residents to plan seaside trips to Atlantic City New Jersey The City by the Sea attracts crowds and heat weary visitors as the fashionable season nears with throngs expected per square inch and a cool retreat from the summer heat.
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Mt. Sterling
Atlantic City
New Jersey
District Boundaries for Ap Rocatr Contest Dividing City
The article outlines five districts for a contest in the Ap Rocatr territory. It details district borders starting at the C. and O. depot on Bank street and describes routes along Center Street Howard Avenue Maysville Street and city limits. District No 3 lists voting precincts Aarons Run Side View Grassy Lick Levee Beans Camargo Jeffersonville Howards Mill Harts Smithville and Spencer.
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Bank Street
Said Street
Howard Avenue
Clay Streets
Maysville Street
Aarons Run
Side View
Grassy Lick
Levee
Beans
Camargo, Jeffersonville
Howards Mill
Harts, Smithville and
Spencer
Young Lady Vote Contest Open Across Districts
District No 5 covers Bath Clark Menefee and Rowan counties. Any girl sixteen or older with good character residing in a district may enter by placing her name on a slip or using the coupon. Entries before June 1 earn 3000 bonus votes and inquiries go to the Contest Manager at Advocate office.
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Advocate
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Monticello
Bath, Clark, Menefee and
Rowan
Advocate Office
The
Advocate’s
Atlantic
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