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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
The editorial calls Kentucky Democrats to participate in next Saturday's primary to select a new State ticket. It warns of Republican mis-rule if the Democratic ticket is weak and urges voters to study each candidate’s private life and record, voting for the sake of party success and the Commonwealth’s welfare.
The July 1 Democratic State primary features candidates for all offices from Governor downward. Voters urged to choose the candidate who best serves Democracy and trust the party to carry Kentucky to a Democratic victory next November.
Advertises spring lamb at Greenwade's with two phone lines for orders. Contact numbers include 5 or 100 for general inquiries and 74 for printing requests.
Men’s $1.50 hats advertised by Punch & Graves. Greenwade’s promotes pork veal lamb or beef roasts with contact numbers 85 or 100 for orders.
Hon. Ollie M. James praises Senator Paynter's withdrawal as James faces no opposition. The statement lauds James as one of the brainiest men living and suggests Kentucky will be proud if he serves as Senator as he has as Congressman.
Real estate dealer Bishop Clay announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Mayor of Lexington. He is the brother of William Rogers Clay, Commissioner of the Kentucky Court of Appeals.
An old advertisement lists items including a $6 suitcase and $4.48 Punch and Graves products, with a note that Bet cannel goods of all kinds are available at Vanarscell's.
Rufus Hadden purchases the Mrs M J Anderson place on the Levee pike from Mrs ER Harper and heirs for 8000 dollars in cash. Possession is to be given around September 1. The property includes a fine residence and more than twenty one acres.
Fruit and vegetable specials include new beans peas and tomatoes at Vanarsdell's every day. Clothing items feature $6 pants and $4.48 prices in a punch and graves sale style.
Delegation of beautiful girls from Mt. Sterling and Eastern Kentucky will travel to Atlantic City after the great race to join a premier seaside festivity. The resort offers sea breezes, grand piers, and a view into diverse global customs for visitors from around the world.
Cut price suits and bulk goods listed by Walsh Bros with discounts on $18 to $12.48 and $25 to $17.50. a batch of 20 suits at 14.50. Also promotes New potatoes beets onions rhubarb at Vanarsdell's and high grade job work at low grade prices from Advocate Pub. Co. Inc.
United States Senator Thomas H. Paynter withdraws from the Democratic indorsement contest for U S Senate in Kentucky. He cites Louisville family illness as the main reason, leaving Ollie M. James to contend for the nomination. Vanarsdell's features home grown radishes onions and asparagus fresh daily.
Walsh Bros. cut prices remain on clothing hats and shoes with ladies slippers priced at two dollars fifty cents and shoes at one dollar seventy five cents.
Mrs. David G. Phillips mother of David Graham Phillips died at LaGrange Georgia while traveling from California to visit her daughter. She was 82. The body will be buried at her old home in Madison Indiana.
Daily fresh genuine lamb featured at Vanardelli's with a price drop from 12.50 to 8.48. Shoppers urged to visit for the discounted meat cut.
A Mt Sterling Kentucky greenhouse advertises wedding decor and cut flowers. The notice highlights design work as a specialty with shop and store phone numbers. It notes MT Sterling location and provides contact details.
A Kentucky farmer warns Justice of the Peace C B Hicks that tobacco warehouse interests are opposing Governor candidate McCreary. The letter notes Hicks's Burley Pool ties and offers support to counter warehouse pressure while urging contact with farmers. It closes with a local ad offering 50 pounds of lard for five dollars.
Walsh Bros advertise cut prices with a $5 suitcase and a $3.98 item. The notice promotes clothing hats and shoes, urging shoppers to take advantage of the sale. Prof. John J. Tigert, former Kentucky Wesleyan College president, has accepted the philosophy chair at Kentucky State University.
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