Second Half of Big Burley Loan is Paid
Checks for the second half of the five million six hundred thousand dollar loan from the Burley District Bank to the Bur- Tobacco Growers' Co operative were mailed to lenders. The association's finances, aided by sales of holdings and strong banker confidence, allowed settlement before maturity. Officers praised bankers and growers for support and noted contracts with Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky growers to expand cooperative marketing of barley tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of the
Burley
Bur- Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative
H. L. Barly
Earley
Charles N. Manning
Mr. Ing
J. C. Stone
Association
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Joseph Pasonneau
Lexington
Stacy Adams Shoes Six Ninety Five Left In Stock
A retail notice from R. E. Punch Co. Tc. advertises Stacy Adams shoes and oxfords at 6 95 a pair with only a few pairs remaining and invites customers to visit for fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Punch Co., Tc
Madison V Leach Establishes buggy and furniture work
Madison V Leach, expert workman in buggies autos and fur niture, rents rooms at 9 South Maysville street to ply his trade with a guarantee of high class workmanship and satisfaction. Sterling supports small Atlanta enterprises that helped make the city great. We predict Mr. Leach will find success he richly deserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison V. Leach
Maysville Street
Mr. Leach
Sterling
Atlanta
Leach
Death of Mrs Bettie Roe in Shelbyville
Mrs Bettie Roe died at her home in Shelbyville after a brief illness. Born June 10 1841 in Sharpsburg Bath county she was the widow of Dr E R Roe. Survived by two children Waller Roe and Mrs BE W Young both of Shelbyville. Aunt of Mrs Bruce Trimble the funeral is at her daughter's home this afternoon conducted by Rev Bruce W Trimble.
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Bettie Roe
Shelbyville
Sharpsburg
Bath County
E. R. Roe
Waller Roe
BE. W. Young
Roe
Bruce Trimble
Bruce W. Trimble
City Council Agrees to widening Bank Street
The city council met in regular session at city hall with Mayor R. McKee and seven members. They passed ordinances fixing ice cream vendor and broom factory occupation taxes and granted building permits to Jesse Hainline and W. K. Williams. John G. Roberts offered three feet of ground to widen Bank Street with a sidewalk and retaining wall to be built by the city in exchange.
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R. McKee
Jesse Hainline
W. K. Williams
John G. Roberts
Bank Street
Walsh Co Announces Reduced Prices on Boys Shoes
The Walsh Co Inc advertises discounted boys footwear with lower prices across its stock. Shop for boys shoes at special sale rates while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walsh Co., Inc
Aluminum Goods Window Display At Chenault and Orear
Chenault and Orear showcase Mt Sterling aluminum utensils including pans percolators boilers and more with reductions of 25 to 50 percent. The prominent window display emphasizes a complete assortment of solid aluminum at unusually attractive values across their inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenault & Dear’s
Mt. Sterling
Chenault & Orear
Columbus man buys three acres on Richmond and Spring
R. A. Childers of Columbus Ohio buys about three acres on Richmond avenue and Spring street for 4000 dollars with immediate possession. A house on Richmond will be torn down to make room for a 28 by 44 foot modern store building to be run by Chas Childers as a first class grocery and meat store. The remaining property will be improved and rented by the new owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Childers
Columbus
Ohio
Milton Reffitt
Richmond Avenue
Spring Street
Paris Man Dies of Heart Trouble at 65
Thomas P. Woods aged 65 died suddenly Sunday at his Paris home from heart trouble. He was superintendent of streets and had held many trusted posts. He was a brother of Mrs. George Rossenfoss of this city and was well known here.
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Thomas P. Woods
Paris
Woods
George Rossenfoss
Ayres Co Seed Offer List of Crops and Fruits
A product list from Ayres Co includes clover seed varieties red and English alfalfa and clover seed potatoes oranges bananas apples one lettuce and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres Co
Moves to Farm on Howard's Mill Pike
James Scobee and family leave city life for farming and stock raising on a new farm along the Howard's Mill Pike after years of residence in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scobee
City
Howard’s Mill Pike
Mr. Secobee
Farm Wagon for Sale by Mc Cormick Lumber Co
Mc Cormick Lumber Co offers a good farm wagon for sale. Includes sturdy build suitable for farm work and load hauling. Located for purchase with other lumber and farming equipment in stock creek area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Lumber Co
Enthusiasm at Full Throttle for Sterling Hotel Campaign
Campaign headquarters hosted a hundred per cent meeting of team captains, division chairmen, and Sterling boosters to select nine workers per captain and plan a sales demonstration by Sterling's top salesmen. Executive and division chairs listed, with nine team captains across divisions A B and C, pledging full quota reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheney
John A. Judy
J. O. Greene
Citizens’ Committee
Executive
Sterling
Sterling Enterprise
T. B. Hill
C. K. Oldham
B. F. Berry
Robert Collier
R. T. Judy
A. B. Oldham
C. C. Chenault, Jr
Dixie Carpet Cleaning Co Opens in Mt Sterling
Dixie Carpet Cleaning Co starts operations in Mt Sterling offering a modern cleaning method that renews fabrics and eliminates germs. Prices are affordable and equipment mirrors the best plants in Cincinnati and Louisville. Contact the Mt Sterling Ky firm to arrange service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Dixie Carpet Cleaning Co
Move To This City Richard Lyons Joins Mt Sterling Community
Richard Lyons and family have moved into the Alexander property on the Camargo Pike and are welcomed into Mt. Sterling business and social circles after purchasing the residence in Mene Fee county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lyons
Menefee County
Alexander
Camargo Pike
Mt. Sterling
Tax Reduction Bill Moves to Governor After House Passage
The Thompson tax bill amended by the senate passed the house 66 to 16 after concurrence 63 to 19. It earlier passed the senate 21 to 16. Chair C. D. Minor led. Speaker Thompson explained amendments raising real estate from 30 to 35 cents per 100 and splitting the 30 cent local tax on intangibles between counties and towns. The bill now goes to the Governor for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
C. D. Minor
Boyle County
Thompson
For Sale One or Two Fresh Cows
Classified note offers one or two fresh cows for sale with contact phone 645.
Princess Pat Walk-Over Shoe Ad
The Walk-Over Princess Pat shoe is showcased with urgency to buy before it sells out. The Punch Company promotes limited availability and urges customers to secure their size promptly from R E Punch Co Inc.
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Pat
R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Lockridge Family Takes Over Weedon Farm Operations
L D Lockridge rents the Weedon farm on the Owingsville pike and will farm and raise stock there this week. Robert Lockridge moves to a newly purchased residence on the Winchester pike.
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L. D. Lockridge
Weedon
Owingsville Pike
Mr. Lockridge
Robert Lockridge
Winchester Pike
For Rent Six Acre Tobacco Barn With Sticks
Rich Wilson offers a six acre tobacco barn with sticks for rent and provides phone contact 348 W-l. (41-2t).
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Rich Wilson
Bennett and Hollearn Take Over Braek County Farm
Mr and Mrs Lige Bennett and Joe Hollearn have rented the large farm of the late Miss Kate Cook in Brae county and moved there this week to cultivate the land and handle stock. Both new partners are noted farmers and tobacco men.
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Lige Bennett
Joe Hollearn
Kate Cook
Brae County
Bennett
Mr. Hollearn
Cook Wanted for Family of Four
Help wanted advertisement seeking a cook for a family of four. No washing duties. Contact Mrs Emma Wilson at phone 348 W-1. (41-21).
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Emma Wilson
Former Paris Girl to Marry in April
Miss Elizabeth Yerkes of Glendale California will wed Walter A. Grayson of Los Angeles on April 6 at the bride’s mother Mrs W L Yerkes home. Yerkes, born in Paris, is a niece of the late John T Woodford and has long been popular in Mt Sterling society. Grayson works with the Los Angeles chamber of commerce and is regarded as sturdy and capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Yerkes
Glendale
Cal
Walter A. Grayson
Los Angeles
W. L. Yerkes
Miss Yerkes
Paris
John T. Woodford
Mt. Sterling
Crouch Buys Half Interest in Jersey Milk Company
Ernest Crouch has purchased a half interest in the Jersey Milk Company from Earl Henry and taken possession. The Mt. Sterling enterprise is described as a promising new business doing a splendid volume.
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Ernest Crouch
Earl Henry
Jersey Milk Company
Mt. Sterling
For Rent Three Room Apartment on Howard Avenue
Three room apartment available in a house on Howard Avenue near churches and the shopping area. Desirable location advertised by N. H. Trimble.
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Howard Avenue
N. H. Trimble
Essex Coach First Of Its Kind Sold Here
Ratliff H. Lane purchased an Essex Coach through Ragan-Gay Motor Co. It is the first of its kind sold locally and attracts much admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratliff H. Lane
Ragan-Gay Motor Co
Essex
Converted Mormon to Preach Here
Oakley Adler will speak in the Baptist Church on Monday evening March 13 at 730 oclock. His subject will be The Truth About Mormonism. He explains its flaws after leaving the Mormon church where he once served. his lecture is linked to the National Reform Association which advocates anti polygamy measures and opposes Mormon hierarchy. A sale note: FOR SALE A nice saddle mare Apply to Trimble Grocery Co.
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Oakley Adler
Baptist Charch
Miller
Mormon Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
Dorchester
Boston
Massachusetts
National Reform Association
National Congress
Winona Lake
Indiana
James S. Martin
United States
Christian Statesman
Oakley R. Miller
Spring Millinery Enthusiasm Draws Compliments
SPRING MILLINERY We are receiving most extravagant compliments on our spring millinery the most beautiful line of patterns that we've ever had our patrons assure us Let us show them to you Miss Bettie M Roberts
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Bettie M. Roberts
History repeats itself in church fashion styles
A Seventh Day Adventist paper notes recurring fashion trends from biblical history to modern dress, comparing Eve's garments with current styles and hinting at cyclical clothing choices across eras.
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Mother Eve
Patent pumps in Walk-Over style by Punch Co.
Ladies patent dress pumps trimmed in black suede with medium Louis heels from R. E. Punch Co. Inc. The ad highlights Walk-Overs as a fashionable choice.
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R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Funeral Fun and Odd Phone Contact Spark Note
A fragment notes a phone number 645.-(412) and a remark about some people finding enjoyment in going to funerals. The text is incomplete and lacks clear local context or event details.
Death Claims Mr. Henry W. Senieur
Henry W. Senieur, about to turn 59, died after eight weeks of illness from heart failure induced by bronchial asthma. Funeral at his Mt. Sterling home, burial in Machpelah cemetery. Survived by wife, three brothers William Cincinnati, Charles Charleston, Bert Mt. Sterling, and three sisters in Winchester Deland Fla. He was a former Bible student who became a buggy manufacturer and dealer, married to Ovie Russell. three children died in infancy.
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Meridian Heights
Henry W. Senieur
Fred
Annie Levi Senieur
Clyde Darsie
B. W. Trimble
Machpelah
William
Cincinnati
Charles
Charleston
W. Va
Bert
Mt. Sterling
J. M. Jenkins
Winchester
J. Will McCormick
J. S. Rogers
Deland
Fla
Henry Seniour
Ovie Russell
Hustonville
Garden and Home Wellness Reminders
A short fill page item urges readers to plant a garden, clean alleys, tend yards, plant flowers, build and paint projects, and keep moving onward and upward with small daily tasks.
Richardson Bros Friday and Saturday Specials
Local butcher ads offer choice home slaughtered meats and seasonal produce with extra tomatoes and apples. Emphasizes in season vegetables and canned goods. Customers urged to come early for best selection.
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Richardson Bros
New Hats Arrive Daily and Spark Interest
Hats are arriving daily with smart, interesting styles. Call to see the latest collection and explore options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goins Hat Shop
Editor and Republican Papers Trade Mutual Backing Report
A Democratic paper labels editorials in Republican papers as rot while Republican papers return the same critique toward Democratic editorials. The piece urges brothers not to quarrel, asserting both sides are right in this mutual criticism.
Woman Seeks Style and Quality in Knox Sailor
A fashion-minded shopper is drawn to the Knox sailor, praising its style and quality. The item stands out as a practical yet stylish choice for contemporary dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Sailor
Goins Hat Shop
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Big Burley
Stacy-Adams
NEW Business
NEW Grocery
M. Jones
Princess Pat
Bracken County
the Advocate
Trimble Grocery Co
Henry W. Seniour
Earth
W. E. Jones
East High Street
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