All Counties Must Meet State Demands
The court of appeals held that the state tax commission can require a county to raise total assessments to the commission fixed values after reviewing the county tax assessor and board of supervisors. Fayette county must align valuations when the county fails to appeal in time, making the board final and the county responsible to adjust class valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Sampson
State Tax Commission
County Tax Commissioner
Board of Supervisors
Fayette County
McGuire Bros Specials Friday and Saturday
Special sales at McGuire Bros Bank Street featuring decorated teacups plates bowls and bowls at low prices. Men’s blue work shirts 65c Waldorf toilet paper oats and can corn low cost dishespans preserving kettles and pocket knives advertised with deep discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire Bros
Bank Street
Last Word for a While at Mt Sterling Laundry
Mt Sterling Laundry thanks patrons as it reports full departments and normal labor, with expert workmen and record quality. The notice expresses satisfaction with business conditions and customer approval.
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Mt. Sterling
Judge Morris Family Moves to Etowah Tennessee
Judge G I Morris and family relocate to Etowah Tennessee where he holds timber interests. The note describes Etowah as a growing city with about 6000 people, strong moral climate, prosperous business, good schools and a Baptist Sunday School drawing 500 to 600 attendees. The Walsh Company advertises Holeproof hose highlighting sales and customer referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Morris
Etowah
Tenn
Baptist
400000 Shopmen May Strike Next Saturday
A telegram from B M Jewell head of the shop crafts to the Association of Railway Executives says 400000 railway shopmen may strike on July 1 if the $60000000 wage cut is continued and working conditions not restored. A conference offer could halt the walkout. otherwise withdrawal from employment on July 1, 1922 will be unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jewell
Association of
Railway Executives
Railroad Labor Board
Real estate sale lesson from Mt Sterling tale
A long winded moral tale recounts the sale of the Baumont hotel, a hard luck Jew financier, and a $3,000 offer. It ends urging readers to find the man who sold the hotel and to seek other bargains in Mt Sterling. The closing ad touts McKee as the expert who knows how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumont
Maine
Texas
Boston
Los Angeles
Ohio
Jew
Mt. Sterling
McKee
South Bank Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Mary Chiles Hospital Patient Improvements Reported
All patients at Mary Chiles Hospital are improving. Miss Margaret Nesbitt has greatly improved and returned home today. Hay baler for sale 1920 model International 17x22 with extra blocks and belt Henry Barnes 73 tf £.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chiles Hospital
Margaret Nesbitt
Henry Barnes
Bath Voters Seek September Vote on Road Funds
At a Tuesday Owingsville meeting the county group voted to ask County Judge Ewing Conner and the fiscal court to call an election for September 16 to decide if 250000 should be allotted for permanent hard surface roads. Delegates from Olympia Wyoming Salt Lick Preston and Mr Sterling attended and heard talks from R Winn R Kern and C Grubbs sharing experience and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
Ewing Conner
J. Fearing
Olympia
Trumbo Snedegar
Wyoming
Bert Cornett
Salt Lick
Ayres Specials Offer Seasonal Fruits and Veggies
California cantaloupes Georgia watermelons Irish Gray melons and Tom Watson peaches plus other in season fruits and all vegetables in season available through Ayres specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Annual Kentucky Press Meet at Crab Orchard Springs
The Kentucky Press Association holds a three day annual gathering at Crab Orchard Springs from June 29 to July 1 with shop talk and social events. Key sessions feature W. L. Dawson and J. Curtis Alcock reports, welcome address by Senator J. S. Hazelden, and talks by Price Fitzhugh Woods Schott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Press Association
Crab Orchard Springs
J. Curtis Alcock
Secre
W. L. Dawson
Oldham New
la Grange
Alcock
E. J. Terrill
Crab Orchard
J. S. Hazelden
Wm. Jennings Price
Danville
Panama
Seaman Paper Company
Chicago
Mills Point
Big Sandy
Malcomb Bayley
Louisville Times
Russell Dyche
London Sentinel Echo
Country Press
Enoch Grehan
Department of
University of Kentucky
M. W. Atwood
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Grehan
Atwood
E. A. Jones
Louisville Herald
Desha Breckinridge
Lexington Herald
Protest Decision Overturned in Bourbon County Baseball
The June 8 Paris Mt. Sterling game forfeited to Mt. Sterling over an umpire dispute has been decided for Bourbon County. The writer criticizes President Russell for biased handling and notes protests from Paris on other games. Mt. Sterling faces Maysville today and plans a Sunday trip to Cynthiana to avoid cellar placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mt. Sterling
Wyatt
Bourbon County
Russell
League
Winchester
Lexington
Maysville
Cynthiana
Where the Dollar Pays for the Most
Walter H. Wright offers extensive mercantile experience across chinaware glassware enamelware and the staple and fancy grocery departments. Shoppers are urged to compare quality and price and realize savings on best goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Wright
Fayette Slayer Sentenced to Life in Prison
William White a Fayette county farmer who killed neighbor Arthur Johnson in the Lexington post office lobby on April 8 was convicted of murder in Fayette circuit court yesterday. The jury deliberated about one hour before returning a verdict at 4:25 p m and White was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state reformatory at Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Fayette County
Arthur Johnson
Lexington Post Office
Johnson
White
Fayette
State Reformatory
Frankfort
Friday and Saturday at Cornwell Bros
Choice cuts of lamb pork beef and veal plus fresh fruits and vegetables. Georgia watermelons direct shipment and cantaloupes from Rocky Ford. Peaches from Georgia orchards in season. Canned goods advertised at low prices. Montgomery county garden spot produce highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Georgia
Montgomery County
Farmer Greenwade Injured at Home on West Main Street
Farmer Greenwade a barber suffered a painful injury Friday at his home on West Main street when a window fell as he lowered it. Glass pierced his ankle causing a severe wound and much pain. He can still move about on a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Greenwade
West Main Street
Mr. Greenwade
For Rent Millinery Store and Fixtures
For rent a millinery store and fixtures advertised by Mrs W A Boyd of Sharpsburg as she goes out of business for health reasons. 74-tf listing.
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W. A. Boyd
Sharpsburg
Boosting the Maysville Boys' Band in Montgomery County
J Barbour Russell and A L Glasscock visited the city Tuesday to promote the Maysville Boys Band which will provide music at the Montgomery County Fair. They expect the Kentucky Cardinals to draw large crowds and boost fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barbour Russell
A. L. Glasscock
Maysville
Montgomery County
Messrs. Russell
Glasscock
Kentucky Cardinals
Palm Beach Suits Offered At 16 Dollars By Walsh Company
The Walsh Company advertises palm beach suits at sixteen dollars each. See the selection and prices in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Walsh Company
Montgomery County Fair Opens Soon With Music Parade
The Montgomery County Fair in Mt Sterling runs July 19 to 22 featuring Floral Hall stock exhibits, a 38 piece band, Miss Bessie Meier the high diver, a street parade of the midway, and J L Murphy shows marking the first visit to Mt Sterling Aliens and guests are promised hospitable welcomes as the event showcases fleet horses and diverse entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bessie Meier
J. L. Murphy
Mr. Sterling
Murphy
Mt. Sterling
Owingsville Editor Weds I Crooks Bride in Bath County
Owingsville editor E D Thompson wed Miss Imogene Crooks at the bride’s parents home near Preston Bath county The ceremony was led by H S Ficklin pastor of the Owingsville Christian church After the wedding the couple visited relatives in Vanceburg and Pineville and will settle on Coyle Street in Owingsville The groom is son of S D Thompson of Owingsville and editor of the Outlook for two years The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Crooks Both are Owingsville High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Thompson
Owingsville
Housekeeping
Coyle Street
Mr. Thompson
S. D. Thompson
Outlook
Robert Crooks
Thompson
Specials for Saturday Otues at The Fair
Specials listed for Saturday at The Fair include cleaning products and soaps priced at five to ten cents, with bulk items such as Babbitt's cleaner large can, Lemon soap, Jap Rose soap, and Freeman's Rose talcum powder discounted. Hosiery and socks offered as multi pack deals and Mason fruit jars advertised with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otue
Babbitt’s
Freeman's
Mrs Martha Rutledge Dies In Winchester
Mrs Martha Rutledge 77 widow of Phil Rutledge died at her daughter's home in Winchester Tuesday afternoon at 5 45 Burial is set for 3 30 this afternoon in Winchester cemetery with Rev M D Baulmer officiating Survived by three sons S H J T J P all of Winchester four daughters Pearl Mollie Nancy Austin of Detroit Mich and Mrs Homer Marshall of Frankfort two granddaughters of a deceased daughter of Mrs Rutledge wife of evangelist T Q Martin living in Louisville and Mrs Susan Lavengood and Miss Christine Martin Also related to Mrs E E Beall and William Eubank who attended the funeral Suit offered at 15 See them The Walsh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rutledge
Phil Rutledge
Winchester
M. D. Baulmer
Mollie Rutledge
Nancy Austin
Detroit
Mich
Homer Marshall
Frankfort
Rutledge
T. Q. Martin
Louisville
Susan Lavengood
Christine Martin
Ginn Accepts Pineville Contract In Bell County
Wes W. Ginn of this city has accepted a large Pineville contract in Bell county and started work there. He will be busy for two years and his family will relocate there temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes W. Ginn
Pineville
Bell County
Sugar Special for Saturday Groceries Ad
Sugar special for Saturday features pricing on 15¢ and 20¢ items with low prices on fancy and staple groceries. Advertises Be CNR and PONEE brands with total value around $7.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eib
Open Grocery Store Planned in Richardson Building
R. H. Pitts of Verdin has leased the Richardson building at Main and Willow to open a dry goods and grocery business. Pitts and his family have arrived and will reside in the apartment above the store. Scholl's corn and bunion zinc pads and arch supports are sold at R. E. Punch Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pitts
Verdin
Richardson
Main
Willow Streets
Mr. Pitts
Scholl
R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Lecture by Hon J L Bolling at Camargo July 5
Chicago figure Hon J L Bolling will deliver the lecture Millions Now Living Will Never Die at Camargo on Wednesday evening July 5 at 8 o clock. Open to all. seats free. no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bolling
Chicago
Camargo
Bargain sale advertised by Walsh Company
Don’t miss a Walsh Company bargain sale of men’s hose. Six pairs priced at 95 cents total, with each pair about 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Company
Card of Thanks for Nettye Chase Welch
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the sickness and death of our wife and daughter Mrs Nettye Chase Welch Albert Welch Jr J P Chase and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettye Chase Welch
Albert Welch, Jr
J. P. Chase
Walsh Announces Clearance on Boys Wash Suits
The Walsh announces a clearance sale on boys wash suits at cut prices. Limited stock available as the outlet reduces prices to clear inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Company
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Progres
Sive Financial Institution
Vance
Traders National Bank
Bath
California
Essex
Fayette Slayer
Cornwell Bros
Greenwade
The
Advocate For Printing
Treadway Bros
Coleman’s Insurance Agency
Kentucky
Rogers Building
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