Change of ownership at The Advocate marks new era
The Mt Sterling Advocate announces new ownership after J. W. Hedden Sr. and Jr. acquire stock, continuing Democratic editorial stance. It reflects on past management, pledges responsible reporting, and welcomes public support while saluting Mr J. G. Trimble as a valued community figure.
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Sterling Advocate
John H. Mason
G. W. Harris
J. W. Hedden
Mason
Dr. Harris
B. W. le
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Mr. Senff
J. W. Hedden, Sr
Advocate
G. B. Senff
Senff
Sterling
Editors Retire from The Advocate in 1919
G B Senff and J W Hedden Jr retire from The Advocate after nine years with the paper. Senff thanks readers and colleagues and notes future plans while urging continued patronage and goodwill toward the company and its employees. Dated June 21 1919.
Geraldine Farrar in Carmen on June 25 and 30
A re issue of Success Series presents Geraldine Farrar in Carmen with matinee and night shows. Usual time and regular prices apply.
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Geraldine Farrar
Carmen
Twentieth Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Local Church
Rev Clyde and Mrs Darsie will celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary on the date. All church members, local ministers and their wives, and the church in-laws are cordially invited. Event runs from seven to ten o'clock.
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S Varlors Priday
Clyde
Darsie
Illnessing News and Tough Times at Home
The sick Mrs. Bettie J. Turner is confined to her bed with a light attack of typhoid fever. Mr. R. M. Montjoy, previously ill, is greatly improved after a threatened typhoid fever. Also note a local promotion for a Walk-over Oxford shoe at $2.98 from R. E. Punch & Co.
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R. M. Montjoy
Mt Sterling Garage Changes Hands Opens Repair Shop
Mr Perry Flora sells his Mt Sterling Garage stake to W T Fitzpatrick Jr and will open an automobile repair shop in the Laughlin building on Maysville Street next to Ragan Gay Motor Co. He is an expert mechanic and plans extensive improvements and modern equipment. A Chicago foot comfort expert visits R E Punch & Company June 30 to July 1.
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Perry Flora
Mt. Sterling
W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Laughlin
Maysville Street
Ragan- Gay Motor Company
Flora
New Chemical Laboratory Planned for High School Building
The contract is let for a basement chemical laboratory in the new high school and some work will finish before fall. The facility will be among the state’s most complete labs, marking a progressive move by the local school. See men’s low cuts at $2.98 from R. E. Punch & Co.
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R. E. Punch & Co
Notice of Sale and Business Closure at Sterling Bottling Works
A. J. Gatewood announces the sale of Mr. Sterling Bottling Works to Claude P. Stephens and takes steps to close the business. Creditors are urged to settle, and debtors to present accounts. An office will be kept at the Bottling Works until affairs are settled.
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Mr. Sterling Bottling Works
Claude P. Stephens
A. J. Gatewood
Notice to creditors of S. W. Evans estate
All persons with claims against the estate of S. W. Evans deceased must present verified claims to D. D. Evans executor in Sterling Kentucky or to attorney O. R. Bright in Flemingsburg Kentucky on or before October 1 1919. Claims not filed will be barred. R. E. Punch announces Walk-over Men’s oxfords at 2.98.
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S. W. Evans
D. D. Evans
President Wilson to Return Home From Brest
President Wilson plans to leave Brest France within twenty four hours and is expected in the United States about seven days later. Also listed are men's walk over oxfords priced at 2.98 by R E Punch & Co.
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Wilson
Brest
France
U. S
Grape Juice Offered by Vanarsdell & Co in Heat
Vanarsdell and Co promotes grape juice as a refreshing choice for hot days. The notice emphasizes availability and suitability for warm weather.
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Vanarsdell & Co
Mrs Martin dies at 52 in county
Mrs. William Martin died Sunday at her home in the county aged 52. She leaves a husband and six children. The Advocate offers condolences to the bereaved family. Funeral services were held at the home and burial followed in the family graveyard this afternoon.
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William Martin
Montgomery County Fiscal Court Claims Deadline
To wind up the year, all persons with claims against Montgomery County must file them with the clerk by 10:00 a m Saturday June 28 Keller Greene Clerk.
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Montgomery County
Calhoun Company Drills 1100 Feet Finds Mineral Water
The Frank Calhoun Company, drilling on the Rice Crooks farm at a depth of 1100 feet, struck a vein of mineral water resembling Blue Lick in taste. A sample was sent to the Lexington Experimental Station for analysis. Walker mentions Oxford shoes for men.
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Frank Calhoun Company
Rice Crooks
Blue Lick
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BE. W. Senff
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Here Comes the Bride
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Man of Might
Ethel Clayton
Maggie Pepper
Paramount-Bray Comedy
Pauline Frederick
Ford Educational Weekly
Holmes Travelogue
Oxford
Chicago
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R. E. Pauneh & Co
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