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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
4
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A list of pricing for precinct and city offices seven fifty per item, county and state offices twenty dollars, cards per line, and obituaries per line. The snippet outlines per-line charges for personal expression advertisements and notices in the publication.
The notice lists Democratic candidates for statewide and local offices in the State Primary on August 6, 1921. Names include H. S. Caywood for Senator, S. B. Lane for Representative, H. R. Prewitt for Circuit Judge, W. C. Hamilton for Commonwealth's Attorney, Anne Hunt and John H. Blount for Circuit Court Clerk, E. W. Senff for County Judge, W. A. Samuels for County Attorney, Lindsay R. Douglas and W. H. Wright and Stanley Brown for County Clerk, T. M. Greene, R. M. Montjoy and L. B. Mason for Tax Commissioner, Sidney J. Calk and Chas. E. Duff for Sheriff, James M. Greer, Charles B. James, Will S. McCormick and D. D. Salyer for County Jailer, Ben R. Turner and R. F. Mastin for City Judge.
State Democrats convene to build a campaign structure aimed at driving victory in upcoming legislative districts. Both parties’ leaders face pressure to nominate candidates of strong character to win voter support.
W. L. Bell of near Somerset shot and instantly killed his 11 year old son as the boy entered his parents’ room on Saturday night. The incident occurred after Bell mistook the boy for a burglar.
A brief notice from Mrs. K. C. Clarke states there will be no opening this year due to grief over a serious error. Hats are prepared for inspection, and readers are urged to call to view them.
Kentucky Supreme Court strikes down state laws taxing liquors withdrawn from bonded warehouses. The ruling voids a 50 cent per gallon whiskey tax and affirms federal court decrees, affecting millions in state revenue from 4,949,000 gallons. Old two-cent tax revenue survives on barrels withdrawn.
The school promotes a playground fundraiser with three events in March. Conley Quintet on March 3 at the high school auditorium, a picture show on March 15, and Mrs. Chilton dramatic reader on March 23. Tickets are assigned by streets. 35 cents for the Quintet.
The Big Show, third of Chester Comedies two reels, opens at Table Theatre Thursday. The film centers on a backyard imitation show with a tattooed man wild man and a Hun dancer, plus a menagerie. Snoopy the Humanzee adds thrills echoing prior feats in Four Times Foiled and An Overall Hero.
Advertisement seeks a mule loan of 35 two and three year olds, halter broken and ready for work. Call or write before visiting the Ralls Mt Easti location.
Stewart and Lyons real estate dealers sold yesterday the 80 acre farm of T N Coons in Greenbriar County to Frank Crouch for 11000 dollars. Possession will be given at once.
A fire Thursday afternoon burned Barnham Adams residence and stock on Winchester Pike. About 200 barrels of corn hay and implements in the barn were destroyed. Neighbors saved a large tobacco barn, while the residence purchased two years ago from Zack Conner remained in good repair prior to the blaze.
Cal Coachman, a former service member, has been returned home after a stay at the Blue Grass Sanatorium near Lexington. He was admitted earlier for treatment and now resumes residence locally.
Weeks ago a man returned today to his home on the Owingsville pike. Young Coachman's condition is slightly improved.
On Friday March 4 at 2 PM History Club rooms Mr. Lewis Killpatrick will present readings of two recent short stories titled Before the World War and After the World War. Women's choruses directed by Mrs Loring Turley and Mrs Jack Burbridge. Club Tea. Electric Vacuum Cleaners Clean. For rent by the Electric Shop.
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