Local Lexington Ads Highlight Services and Offers
Advertisements from The Advocate feature Mt. Sterling Lumber, WM. ADAMS & SON monuments, a free table night ticket for Mrs. Guy Sandefur, and various local businesses. W. M. Parrish home sales, John W. Bain auction services, OXY-ACETY LENE welding, feeds by Atchison, shoe repairs, John Deere wagons, real estate, and auto services populate the page with promotions and contact details across Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Guy Sandefur
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Brims with Entertainment
A lively Chamber of Commerce banquet drew a large crowd with relay race spectacles and on stage acts. Baylor Landrum of Lafayette Phoenix Garage entertained with songs and parodies while Dr. A B Hendricks sketched cartoons of local figures, highlighting strong hospitality from visiting guests.
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Baylor Landrum
Lafayette-Phoenix
Lexington
John Barleycorn
Jake
Mr. Landrum
A. 8. Hendricks
Kentucky Night at Local Benefit Show Delights Crowd
Earl King Senff sang in a red satin dress suit while Lex ington Paris and Georgetown reps watched. Joe Keller and Bob Coleman delivered a black-face dialogue that drew laughs. Sid Hart Cap Petry and Green Strother won the driving race using Kiddie Ears with Horses Bill May Jack 0 and D. Brother. Petry and Jack 0 won by a nose and received automobiles. The event closed with My Old Kentucky to Me and a nod to Kentucky home.
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Earl King Senff
Earl
Lexington
Paris
Georgetown
Joe Keller
Bob Coleman
Sid Hart
Cap. Petry
Green Strother
Bill May
Jack
D. Brother
Driver Petry
Kentucky
Chiropractor Dr. Kidwell to Locate Here
Dr. Lewis E. Kidwell, Bourbon county native and Palmer School graduate, will locate in the city soon to practice chiropractic care. He is praised as a high class, competent professional, son of Rev. E K. Kidwell, a Methodist pastor. Kidwell previously taught school in Fleming county and served in the late war with active duty.
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Lewis E. Kidwell
Bourbon County
Palmer School
Davenport
Iowa
E K. Kidwell
Little Rock
Kidwell
Fleming County
Prosecution of Profiteers Halted
The Supreme Court ruled that sections of the Lever Act used to halt the 1919 coal strike and to prosecute alleged hoarders and profiteers in foods were unconstitutional. The decision, touching an appeal about sugar, ends all prosecutions in the government's cost of living campaign.
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Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Breeze injured in Cumberland Telephone crash near Winchester Pike
Strother Breeze, trouble man for the Cumberland Telephone Co., was slightly hurt Saturday night when his car ran out of control and hit a telephone pole on the Winchester pike about eight miles from town. The car was badly damaged but Breeze is rapidly recovering and able to work.
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Strother Breeze
Cumberland Telephone Co
Winchester Pike
Mr. Breeze
Butter markets rise on demand as supply grows
Butter markets have shown a further advance due to heavy demand, though production is higher than last year. Stocks in storage are larger and egg values remain practically unchanged. Increased demand from lower retail prices is absorbing the higher production. Poultry prices have declined modestly as consumption adjusts.
Bank statement sworn to by Kentucky cashier in 1921
State of Kentucky Montgomery county. I W L Killpatrick cashier of the bank solemnly swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Sworn before notary C P Killpatrick on February 28 1921. Notary public commission expires January 27 1924. Attested by W S Lloyd Steve Pieratt C B Patterson directors.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
State of
County of
Montgomery
W. L. Killpatrick
C. P. Killpatrick
Trade Not Buying Freely Cited By Consumer View
The article notes consumers believe they can shift purchases to different foods for better value, suggesting limited freedom in trade and consumer choice. It discusses price effects and market behavior influencing buying patterns.
Train wreck at Porter Indiana claims many lives
A disastrous wreck near Porter Indiana Sunday night killed between 30 and 40 people and injured many others when a Michigan Central train collided with a westbound New York Central. A new line of electric fixtures was just received at the Electric Shop.
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Porter
Ind
Michigan Central
New York Central
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J. H. Brown
Singer Office
Bank Street
Walter M. Reissinger
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J. H. Templeman Piano CO
Lexington, Ky
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WM. Adams & Son
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Bacar
A. E. Lawrence
John W. Bain
W. Short
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Halley Gillespie
Ragan- Gay Motor Co
Lexington Engine and Boiler Works
W. T. Atchison & Sons
Frank Hill
Talbe
W. M. Parrish
West Short St
Everett Stafford
Timmins Machine Shop
W. Vine St
E. T. Reis
Singer
Mt, Sterling Grocery CO
J. A. Vansant
Jersey
Charleston Wakefields
Parcel Post
Express
Parker Farms
Moultrie
THE
Murray & Thomas CO
Clell Cockrell
W. M. Reissinger’s
Wm. Woodford
John Deere
J. R. Lyons
the Advocate
Hallie Davis
McKee
Richmond Avenue
George
T. Foster Rogers
C. H. Petry
West High Street
George H. Heinrich
Ragan-Gay Garage
Harley- Davidson
Excelsior
Adams & Young
East Short Street
Syr
B. Green
E. Main St
Willard Storage
Fayette Motor Co
East Main Street
Chamber OF Commerce
Ing
Clay Street
Claude T. Dunavent
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Produce
Reserve District No
MT. Sterling National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Renee Eee
Lloyd
Steve Pieratt
C. B. Patterson
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