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Mount Sterling Advocate in Mount Sterling, Kentucky
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
4
Democratic candidates listed for August 6 1921 state primary
We publish the slate of Democratic nominees for the State Primary to be held Saturday August 6 1921. Henry S Caywood for Senator S B Lane for Representative H R Prewitt for Circuit Judge W C Hamilton for Commonwealths Attorney Anie Hunt for Circuit Court Clerk E W Seuff for County Judge W A Samuels Henry Watson for County Attorney Sidney J Calk Charles E Duff for Sheriff Lindsay R Douglas W H Wright for County Clerk tax commissioners T M Greene R M Montjoy L B Mason for County Jailers James M Greer Charles B James Will S Salyer Wm F Stewart for Police Judge Ben R Turner R F Mastin C W Nesbitt for Councilman J C Shoemaker Thomas H Turley
Governor Morrow and the Blair Pardons Explored
The piece critiques Governor Morrow's pardon of Blair as a breach of party pledges to notify interested parties and consider all facts. It portrays the governor as misled by a trusted friend and urges caution in using pardoning power while acknowledging his admission of error and call for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Blair
Phoenix
Judas
Shoemaker Enters Mt Sterling City Council Race
In a Mt. Sterling issue the Announcements column names J. C. Shoemaker as a Democratic candidate for City Councilman. A long-time resident and business leader, he stands for law enforcement and city growth and seeks voter consideration before the August 6 1921 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Shoemaker
Mt. Sterling
Shoemaker
Sterling
Turley Seeks Mt. Sterling City Council Seat
Actuated by voters and taxpayers Turley consents to run for councilman in Mt. Sterling subject to the Democratic primary on August 6 1921. A Democrat of the old school he pledges to pursue law and order and value for money while serving all the people as a business man devoted to Mt. Sterling’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Thomas H. Turley
Turley
Sterling
Mt Sterling Ky approves 1921 city tax ordinance
The ordinance levies eighty five cents per one hundred dollars on property and a $1.50 poll tax for the fiscal year starting July 1 1921. Sixty five cents of property tax funds general expenses while twenty cents funds sewer bond principal and interest. Taxes collected go to the Current Expense Fund and Sewer Fund. Passed June 23 1921 by Mayor W R McKee and City Clerk M C Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
City of
Towit
Board of City Council
W. R. McKee
M. C. Ayres
Special sale on children's shoes in several sizes
The Walsh Co offers children’s shoes in sizes from 8 1 2 to 11 with black tan and Indian tanned colors. Value $4.00 quality price reduced to $1.98. Limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Co
Protracted Camargo Meeting Opens at Saints Church
The Saints Church in Camargo began a protracted meeting on Wednesday evening June 22 with good attendance and children's day exercises enjoyed by a real crowd. West Liberty visitors Mr Curt Lacy and Mr Robert Elam were in town last week. Mrs Nannie Elkins and daughters Ada and Malle Elkins visit Jeffersonville. Miss Lena Mae Treadway underwent appendicitis surgery at Marry Chiles Hospital. Maggie and Irene Shrout visit Flat Creek. Frank Brown of West Liberty visited here over the weekend. Hartman Wardrobe Trunks are advertised by Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints’ Church
Curt Lacy
Robert Elam
West Liberty
Camargo
Nannie Elkins
Ada and
Malle Elkins
Jeffersonville
Lena Mae Treadway
Marry Chiles Hospital
Maggie
Irene Shrout
Flat Creek
Frank Brown
House Passes Bill Stopping Sale of Beer
The House approved Willis Campbell aimed at barring beer sales to the sick by 250 to 92 and sent the measure to the Senate after four hours of debate. Leaders on both sides held firm amid sweltering heat as tensions rose over the proposal. Wilson Bros advertises 200 dozen men’s 25 cent hose, six pairs for a dollar, in a big value sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis-Campbell
Senate
Wilson Bros
Public Health Conference Concludes In Louisville
State Health Officer lauds the conference as among the most successful for county city health officers and nurses. About sixty officers and half as many nurses attended with talks on child welfare sanitation tuberculosis venereal diseases trachoma rural health and round table discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. McCormack
State Board of Health
Louisville
Wood
F. J. Underwood
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Mississippi State Board of Health
Edith B. Lowry
United States Public Health Service
Elwood Street
Louisville Welfare League
St. Louis Welfare League
W. H. Lovejoy
Leuisville Water Company
John H. McMullen
Children’s Shoes Sale At Walsh Co Four Dollar Values Cut
Walsh Co advertises children’s shoes priced originally at 4.00 now reduced to 1.98 for sizes 8 1/2 to 11. Limited stock advertised in sale notice.
When a Woman Cheapens Herself Mens Do Not Care For Bargains
The statement reflects a moral judgment about female behavior and male indifference. It implies social consequences of perceived shallowness and transactional attitudes in relationships.
Happiness on a Frail Edge and Fate Behind It
A reflective aphorism contrasts happiness with danger, noting fate lurks behind precarious joy. It argues industrious living eliminates loafers and peaceful conduct ends futile quarrels by guiding the world toward steadier order.
Shoes four-dollar values range 8 12 to 11
Advertising note lists shoe values from eight to eleven dollars. Mentions stage and footlights with a literary quote. Directs readers to The Advocate for printing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
American Press Association
Henry $. Caywood
S. B. Lane
H. R. Prewitt
Commonwealth
Atty
W. C. Hamilton
Anie Hunt
E. W. Seuff
W. A. Samuels
Henry Watson
R. G. Kern
A. S. Hart Dan Welsh
Sidney J. Calk
Chas. E. Duff
Lindsay R. Douglas
W. H. Wright
T. M. Greene
R. M. Montjoy
L. B. Mason
James M. Greer
Charles B. James Will S. McCormick
D. D. Salyer
Wm. F. Stewart
J. C
Governor Morrow
W. A. Sutton & Son
Homes & CO
Camargo and Vicinity
Hartman
Leonard
Chenault & Orear
Fate
the Advocate
Postoffice
Mt. Sterling Advocate Office
FORD
Advocate
Strother Motors CO
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