Montgomery Circuit Court Sale Notice in Equity Shown
In Montgomery County Kentucky the Montgomery Circuit Court issues a January 1916 order for a public auction on March 20 1916 at one o'clock p m at the Court House door in Mt Sterling to sell a house and lot described as three quarters of an acre bounded by George ORear Willis Haydon Moses Oldham Charlie Howe and Wm Overstreet and by the Spencer to Owingsville street. The property formerly sold to Mill Owings by Smith Owings in 1867 and later conveyed to Hubbard Smoot by H Clay McKee. sale proceeds to be used to pay 135 07 with bond and security required. lien retained until payment. purchaser to deliver bond with interest from sale. master commissioner WM A Samuels signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
George O’rear
Willis Haydon
Moses Oldham
Charlie Howe
Wm. Overstreet
Spencer Pike
Owingsville Pike
Mill Owings
Smith & Owings
H. Clay McKee
Hubbard Smoot
WM. A. Samuels
Kentucky
West High Street
E. W. Heflin
Said Street
Mary D. Cook
Brown
Nannie
Gay
M. S. Brown
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
Heart Over Head In Love Defies Prudent Judgment
A reflective note proclaims that love, not cold prudence, governs choices. It argues affection often overrules cautious reasoning, calling wisdom to resonate through passion in human relations.
There Are as Many Sides to a Man as to a Question
A reflective line suggesting a man holds multiple facets like the many angles of a question. The statement emphasizes complexity within character and choices.
Land sale notice in Mt Sterling court case
The case of Nannie L. Gay and Watt M. Gay defendants in Circuit Court at the January term involves a lot of land in Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Kentucky described by streets and bearings. A lien remains on the property until full purchase money is paid with a bond payable to the commissioner A Samuels Master Commissioner M C C.
Love and Sympathy Theme Sets Tone for Community Aid
A short editorial reflects that kindness and support cost nothing yet profoundly affect neighbors. It urges readers to show compassion to those in need, highlighting communal bonds and mutual aid as the true measure of value.
Test of time proves Doan's Kidney Pills effective
Mr Greene of Mt. Sterling reports frequent kidney secretions and flank pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store. Over eight years later he again praises the remedy, noting continued benefit. Available for 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Greene
Holt Avenue
Mt. Sterling
Doan
Duerson’s
Mr. Greene
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Bad Stomach Trouble Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Vino as a remedy for stomach trouble and weakness, claiming dramatic relief and renewed strength. It includes testimony from "E. L." and references to the Vena Drug Co in Kentucky. The notice warns against spreading harmful gossip and emphasizes moral accountability.
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E. L
Vena Drug Co
Sterling
When Abraham Lincoln Signed the Pledge
A temperance tale recounts how a boy named Abraham Lincoln signed a pledge as a youth. It notes the influence of Old Uncle John and Lincoln later attributed his success to resisting youthful temptation. The piece quotes a Gladstone Press statement from the W. C. T. U. superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
John
United States
Legislature Moves to Oust Pumphrey From Capital
Wilmore Enterprise reports that the Legislature seeks removal of Representative Pumphrey from the Capital on grounds of offense to public decency after sending Uncle Bill Allen home on a technicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Allen
Pumphrey
Wilmore Enterprise
Foolish Imitation of Rich Life Draws Mockery
A fragment suggests ridicule of those attempting to mimic elite lifestyles. The wording emphasizes folly and mockery without clear individuals or events.
The Booster and the Killer
A compact exhortation praising boosters and condemning killers in town life. It argues boosters bring hope, energy, and good deeds while killers sow despair and isolation, urging conversion of killers to boosters for communal good.
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Heaven
Hell
Vincl Tonic Aids Mrs Carlisle In Recovery
A Crestline Ohio resident reports a chronic cough and weakness eased by Vincl cod liver and iron tonic. She praises restored health and strength after trying various medicines, with Bassett Drug Co. Mt Sterling Kentucky promoting the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Ohio
H. H. Carlisle
Vinci
Bassett Drug Co
Mt. Sterling
Maupin Heads to Huntington to Install Baseball Machine
Mr. W. R. Maupin has gone to Huntington West Virginia where he recently shipped the apparatus of his automatic baseball game in operation here for several months. Stanley Brown took the mechanism to Huntington to install it. Maupin and Brown will run the game with Maupin returning soon leaving Brown in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Maupin
Huntington
W. Va
Stanley Brown
Messrs. Maupin
Brown
Mr. Maupin
Stephens heads to Shreveport for oil job
Mr. W. Q. Stephens will leave this week with his family for Shreveport Louisiana where he has secured a splendid position with a big oil concern. He is described as a man of unquestioned competency and enjoys great popularity and many friends extend well wishes to him for the southland.
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W. Q. Stephens
Shreveport
Mr. Stephens
Southland
Keep Talking Politics After Election
A community urges persistent voter engagement after elections. Citizens should pressure officials, discuss needs, and ensure office holders follow the people’s will. Officials are servants, and constant dialogue keeps governance aligned with public interests. Every day should be campaign time in this community.
Mr. John 8. Wyatt Leaves Mt. Sterling for Decatur
Former County Road Engineer John 8. Wyatt will move with his family to Decatur Alabama in coming days. He recently sold his Mt. Sterling farm and leased his residence while he explores new interests in the South.
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John 8. Wyatt
Decatur
Ala
Wyatt
Mt. Sterling
South
W C T U Social Features Kentucky Dry Theme
The W C T U entertained members and guests at Mrs C K s Maysville street home with a February social program. Young ladies acted cartoons and recited pieces about prohibition and Washington s holiday, culminating in a Kentucky dry pledge and a toast to a saloonless nation in 1920. Refreshments and decorated parlor displays complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. U
Cour
Kentucky
Catherine Hadden
Washington
Misses Nettie Richardson
Laura Hart
Jenniel Gatewood
Mary Anderson
Emily Hazelrigg
Ruth Darsie
Elizabeth Coleman
Elizabeth Horton
Thelma Pierce
Query of the Ages: Why not a kiss between women today
A provocative discussion questions social norms surrounding female sexuality as men seek partners and women navigate expectations. The piece contrasts traditional romantic scripts with evolving attitudes, exploring desire, agency, and cultural constraints.
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Hesiod
Sterling National Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
Montgomery Circuit Court
Mrs. Hubbard Smoot
Eee Wees
Nannie L. Gay & Watt
M. Gay Defendants
Sloan
Liniment
C. Campbell
Florence
Reien
Best Line
Vanarsdell’s
Louisiana
Alabama
Www
C. T. U. Entertains
the People’s Cleaning & Pressing Co
J. C.peters
Mgr
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