Mt Sterling Property Sold In Commissioner Sale Notice
Notice of sale in equity from Montgomery Circuit Court January term 1916 to sell a Mt Sterling Kentucky lot on West High street. Sale set at Court House door with six months credit, bond with lien, proceeds $605.08 to be paid, master commissioner WM A Samuels in charge. Sweet potatoes at Vanarsdell's.
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Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
West High Street
E. W. Heflin
Said Street
Mary D. Cook
Brown
Nannie S. Gay
M. S. Brown
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
Boost for Good Roads and Political Chorus
A civic appeal urges citizens to demand better country roads highlighting shared prosperity for farmers and townsfolk alike. The piece contrasts local neglect with national road progress and calls for active citizen involvement. It also reviews the Republican convention platform and critiques Wilson-era policies, ending with speculation on presidential contenders Roosevelt, Wol, and Peace.
Senate on Gore resolution and war powers debate
The passage argues the Senate aims to grant the President leeway in foreign affairs, rejecting substitutes and preambles as tabled by the vote. It contends the key issue is whether Congress limits presidential authority in wartime decisions.
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Wilson
Mexico
Congress
Kentucky
Honor
Roosevelt
Wyr
Peace
Chicago
Phoenix
Louisville Times
Senate
For Sale Cyphers incubator 150 egg size
Classified ad offers a Cyphers incubator of 150 egg capacity for sale at 10 dollars. Contact Mrs. M. A. Prewitt at 615 W-1. The note includes a brief line about dreaming of country life.
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M. A. Prewitt
Notice to creditors in the R. H. Swaffield estate
Notice to all persons holding claims against R. H. Swaffield deceased. Claims must be presented to Iva D. Swaffield administratrix or her attorney R A Chiles with proper probate within thirty days. Be a booster.
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R. H. Swaffield
R. A. Chiles
Iva D. Swaffield
Adm
Probate notice for S. P. Treadway deceased administrator named
All persons having claims against S. P. Treadway, deceased, must present them properly proven to C. G. Thompson, administrator. A separate line about a man with money to burn and women is unrelated and not part of the official notice.
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S. P. Treadway
C. G. Thompson
Margaret Arnold
W. C. Hamilton
John C. Arnold
Adams Administrator Notice for Margaret Arnold Estate
Notice announces administration of Margaret Arnold's estate by John C. Arnold with attorney W C Hamilton. It requests proper proof of claims and mentions the administrator’s name and contact point.
Local Property Notice or Ad Fragment
Fragmentary text references a house and lot on Samuels avenue and a person named Ewing A Flynn with contact numbers 362, Phones 48 and 727. The remaining lines include a patriotic remark and a stray question about obtaining access.
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Samuels Avenue
Ewing A. Flynn
Senate Upholds President on Submarine Policy Vote
The Senate, 68 to 14, supported the President's policy on armed merchantmen travel. Senator Ollie M. James moved to table the Gore resolution and amendments, declaring the administration’s stance clear and rejecting opposition as “rubbish.”
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Senate
Ollie M. James
Gore
James
Boarders Wanted at Mrs McCarty's North Maysville Home
Public notice from Mrs. T. H. McCarty inviting table boarders and roomers. Terms upon application. Property located centrally on North Maysville street.
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Maysville Street
T. H. McCarty
Odd Ancient Cures From Pliny Mentioned For Coughs
The article cites medieval and ancient remedies for coughs and colds including wolf liver dissolved in hot wine and powders from rabbit skins and bullock horns. It suggests dog skin, tree frogs, and other odd items as cures with a bizarre claim of immediate relief.
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Pliny
United States Stands Against Violations of International Law
Louisville Herald editorial condemns public opinion that would weaken neutral stance in war. It urges unwavering support for the President, warns against abandoning norms of international law, and argues neutrals must resist aiding violations. The piece defends peace with honor and criticizes compulsory military service.
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Congress
United States
Wilson
Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Ad Boosts Health
A letter from Alburtis Pennsylvania reports a teacher suffering nerv ous exhaustion with loss of appetite and fatigue. after one week on Vinci the eater regains Appetite sleep returns and energy improves. Mae from Pennsylvania endorses the tonic with a guaranteed claim of improved health for the user.
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Alburtis
Vinci
Mae
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adduces Reward for Cure
The ad offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. It cites F J Cheney Co and a testimonial line about honorable transactions and no obligations from a national bank. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Cheney
National Bank OF
N. Festimonas
E. Pace
Hal Hall
Health and Wealth in Ancient Wisdom
A reflective piece extols health as the grandest wealth surpassing royal honors and lavish meals. It argues that true ease comes from good health, citing simple rest versus luxury, and urges contentment with one’s health as a key virtue.
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Hesiod
Sterling National Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
Weet
Nancy J. Thomson
Nannie L. Gay & Watt M. Gay
WM. A. Samuels
Vanarsdell’s
J. B. White
Fairbanks
Bill Allen
Philippines
Henry Ford
Henry
Sloan
Liniment
Home
Veal
The
Louisville Herald
South
Paul
Jno
R. Thomas
R. G. Kern
C. F. Thomas
Stanley R. Thomas
John T. Blount
J. P. Sullivan
the People’s Cleaning & Pressing Co
J.C. Pepers
Mac
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