Whiskaway Captures Latonia Special in Record Crowd
Whiskaway, Whitney’s great colt, won the $50,000 Latonia Special for three-year-olds before 50,000 fans. Thibodaux nosed Morvich for second with Morvich fading late. Pillory and Deadlock also followed. The 1 1/4 mile race finished in 2:05 2-5, near the track mark, with Whiskaway paying $11.10 on a $2 ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskaway
Harry Payne Whitney
Marvich
Whiskbroom Sr
Will Perkin
Thibodaux
Morvich
Pillory
Deadlock
Strayed Cattle Sighting and Pigeon Message Notice
Strayed 500 pound red steer branded with F in blue paint from Pieratt cattle pens last Monday. Reward $10 for return. Also a pigeon with silver leg band bearing a number and the letter I F found at Charles Clark's home in Mrenchburg. Clark fed and released the bird, noting it carried a message and was not an ordinary pigeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieratt
Sanford Garrett
Levee
Charles Clark
Mrenchburg
Lost spectacles reward at T. K. Barnes & Sons store
A notice offers a reward to the person who finds and returns a pair of tortoise shell spectacles to T. K. Barnes & Sons on South Maysville Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Barnes & Sons
Maysville Street
Defeat Lexington Lose To Paris In Local League Match
Mt Sterling defeated Lexington 6 to 4 after a pitched battle on the local lot last Thursday. Eggleston started for Mt Sterling, relieved by Townsend. Monhollen lasted seven innings for Lexington before being pulled for Parks. Umpire Gay ejected Lexington center fielder Muth for disputing a strike call, fining him ten dollars. Eggleton earned the win, Monhollen the loss. time two hours twenty six minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Studebakers
Monholland
Parks
Eggleston
Mt. Sterling
Townsend
Muth
8. D. Gay
Gay
Manhollen
Lami
Higie
Devereaux
Burnam
Blake
Ellis
Hurst
Eggleton
Morton
Daugherty
Monhollen
Park
Paris Sun Day Exhibition Ends With Poor Showing
A Paris exhibition game Sunday afternoon drew jeers as the local boys delivered bonehead plays and errors. Paris started with three runs in the first inning on one hit and many miscues, while Ellis and Pelgren stood out amid a largely featureless effort by the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ellis
Pelgrem
Mt. Sterling
Colored Fair Set For August 2 3 4 5 In This City
The colored fair will run August 2 through 5 with President P L Hensley and Secretary James Mitchell pushing for a record turnout. Burns' Greater Shows will provide midway attractions including Big Eli ferris wheel, a three abrest merry go round, mammoth 6 boat seaplanes, Billy Ante's jazz babies and 20 colored performers minstrel show with jazz band, 20 in 1 show, animal and pit shows, illusion and palace of art acts, fat man, snake show, a uniformed band, and Capt Nevada with a 102 foot high dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Hensley
James Mitchell
Burns
Billy Ante
Nevada
Special meeting of Sterling Rebecca Lodge 82 announced
Sterling Rebecca Lodge No 82 calls a special meeting on Tuesday night June 27 at 7 30 p m Members are urged to attend. Plans for the Fourth of July celebration also to be made. Secretary Miss Mattie Gaitskill notes the date and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Rebecca Lodge
Mattie Gaitskill
Stockton Moves Dry Cleaning Office to Reis Building
Stockton To Move E. W. Stockton owner of Stockton Electric Dry Cleaning Co moves his office, pressing and repairing department to the Reis building on South Maysville street. The plant, one of the oldest and most reliable power dry cleaning outfits in the state, has modern machinery and a location on East Locust street. Telephone number remains 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stockton
Stockton Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Reis
Maysville Street
Holeproof Hose Promotion From The Walsh Company
An advertisement urges women to buy Holeproof hose with the promise that every pair sold brings another customer. It notes special pricing on all hose and highlights the Walsh Company's offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Company
Pastor Resigns in Mt Sterling Nazarene Church
The Rev. F. E. Hill and wife resigned the pastorate last Sunday citing Mrs Hill’s health. They plan a Dawson Springs visit, then meetings in Illinois before returning to Los Angeles. Rev. C. R. Pollard and Rev. George Fleming will lead tent meetings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Hill
the Nazarene Church
California
Mt. Sterling
George Fleming
Notice to creditors for estate of T. F. Rogers Jr deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of T. F. Rogers Jr deceased must present them proven to Edith C. Rogers administratrix via W. B. White. The notice is issued with the marker 73-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Rogers, Jr
W. B. White
Edith C. Rogers
Olympian Springs Reopens under Bartlett Tours
Olympian Springs reopened for summer under new management Bartlett Tours Co of Cincinnati with a dinner dance on Saturday night. The ballroom featured ferns and cut flowers while a Cincinnati orchestra provided music. Notable attendees included Clarke E. McKinley Levin Perrin A S Charms John Price Ralph Miller William Wilson and many others from Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympian Springs
Bartlett Tours Company
Cincinnati
Clarke E. McKinley
Levin Perrin
A. S. Charms
John Price
Ralph Miller
William Wilson
Ella Pottenger
Serepta Horseman
Pressier
Louise Pressler
A. J. Eggers
Edith Eggers
Howard
Clyde Eggers
Miss Bryan
Moberly
Pearl McCormick
Lexington
Mark Terrill
Bergen Evans
Franklin
Ohio
Edward Eades
Seymour
Ind
John W. Brother
Chicago
Ewing Flood
Ashland
James Fawn
Clyde Wright
Salt Lick
William Roth
Newport
Charles E. Dexter
James Martin
Louisville
W. P. Wormal
Parker Wormal
Buford Wormal
Catherine Duncan
Anne Ewart
Russell Frank
Robert Frank
Paris
J. Bean
C. B. Mahon
Margaret Hunter
Winchester
George Hamilton
Frances Hamilton
Jack Owings
Carroll Hamilton
Reid Prewitt
Musical Prodigy Gene Guilfoile Sings At Services
Fourteen year old Gene Guilfoile of Covington trained in New York performs Ave Marie on the great Baptist church organ with Miss Louise Crear, wowing churchgoers and praised as a marvel with a future in music. He also sang at the Catholic church and other churches. A hay baler for sale a 1920 model International 17x22 with extra blocks and belt by Henry Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Guilfoile
Covington
William Guilfoile
Neal Guilfoile
New York City
Louise Crear
The
Baptist Church
Guilfoile
Henry Barnes
Court orders surplus sheriff fees to county treasury
The Court of Appeals ruled that all excess sheriff fees above 5000 dollars must go to county treasuries to fund county government. The decision, reversing a Fayette circuit ruling, allows Paul Shipp to sue former sheriffs J Waller Rodes and T C Bradley to recover excess fees from 1914 to 1920. It could affect multiple Kentucky counties and save state funds yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Moorman
Fayette
Paul Shipp
J. Waller Rodes
T. C. Bradley
Fayette County
Bradley
Rodes
Shipp
Montgomery County
Commonwealth
Turning Out the Best Grist Mill Opens for Farmers
H. H. Coppage has started his grist mill on Queen Street near the railroad offering corn reception and grinding or exchange service. He also produces whole wheat flour and carries cannel and bituminous coals and feeds at the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Coppage
Tell
Queen Street
Walsh Company Hose Bargain Sale Announced
A Walsh Company ad promotes a men's hose sale offering six pairs at a total price of 95 cents, stating each pair priced at 25 cents in a bulk bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Company
Local Fair Grounds Ready For Big Meet
The fair grounds in Mt. Sterling are trimmed and ready for a big fair with the Maysville Boys' Band engaged to perform July 19 20 21 and 22. The carnival contract for 80 shows is signed, with three running and three trotting or pacing races daily and liberal purses. Floral hall will be impressive and exhibits promise sharp competition in horses cows and other displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville Boys
Mt. Sterling
Floral Hall
Soft Drink Station for Midland Trail Labor Camp
The Mt. Sterling Bottling Works with five men will supply ice and soft drinks along the hard-surface Midland Trail under construction. The firm may add a barrack station to store merchandise for laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Bottling Works
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Latonia
Carrier Pidgeon
Land & Priest
Richard Hudnut
Gala
Pergrem
P Townsend
Jones
Stockton
American Legion
Legion
Gatewood & Hombs’ Store
Advocate For Printing
Gatewood & Hombs
the QuAlity Shop
Buick
Oldsmobile
Oakland
Maxwell
Ragan-Gay Motor Co
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