Montgomery Circuit Court Sale Notice in Mt Sterling Ky
Notice of sale in equity by order of the Montgomery Circuit Court January term 1916. On March 20 1916 at about 1 pm at the court house door Sterling Kentucky the property described as two acres and thirty five poles on Richmond street Mt Sterling bounded by Metcalf Fizer Messer and others will be sold at public auction for 3679.54 with a bond and lien on the land until payment. Master Commissioner WM A SamuelS.
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Court House
Sterling
Montgomery Circuit Court
Richmond Street
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Richmond Avenue
B. J. Peters
Manon Josie Metcalf
Metcalf
C. B. Fizer
Wm. Messer
Said Street
Henry
Florence Watson
Fannie Caywood
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s
WM. A. Samuels
Clippings From Snagtown Torchlight Chronicle
Local notes recount John St Clairs clock failing again and delaying farming chores. A dog fight near the post office injures Skinney Elliston. An unnamed letter sits at the post office awaiting its recipient within five days. Art Shives returns from Buzzard Knob to hear what Jack Goodine paid for a cow. Jack Smith faces early season chills praised by friends. Holler moonshine still house orders a special liquor for serenades by the Violin Fiddling Band. Bob Houghton and Seward Errickson are jailed after a church doorway fight over who should drink first at the cistern. The quarrel ends with a stalemate as the debate continues.
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John St. Clair
John
Skinney
Elliston
Art Shives
Buzzard Knob
Jack Goodine
Jack Smith
Jack
Holler Moonshine Still House
Bob Houghton
Seward Errickson
Doc Walz
Coon Holler Church
Bob
Seward
Local Fun Night Promises Games At Panther Creek Area
Stayers gather by the cistern bucket as Jack May and Archie Ledgerwood plan a seven up game in the fence corner near the Panther creek road. Ron Brown, convalescent after chills, contemplates a fourth step in marriage with a widow near Rattlesnake Ford, while the Deputy Constable checks her past marriages.
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Edaibasty
Jack May
Archie Ledgerwood
Panther Creek
Ron Brown
Rattlesnake Ford
We Need a Man Leads Town to Awaken Will Power
A town faces hesitation that blocks potential with many possessing will yet not acting. The piece urges a revival of will power and calls for a leader—a commercial pastor—who has conquered hesitancy and can guide the community toward accomplishment and results.
Brunner Shag Company Relocates to Maysville Street
The Brunner Shag Company rents the Rogers building on Maysville street near Exchange Bank and will take possession April 1. The building will be remodeled with a new sew front and become a fine site for the new concern. Mr Brunner and Mr Drake were in Cincinnati last week buying stock for their store.
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Brunner
Pumps and Filters Ad by C P Pierce
An advertisement offers new pumps and filters with a promise to save money. Contact C P Pierce via phone 706 for service or purchase details. The Advocate newspaper indicates the ad appears in its pages.
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C. P. Pierce
Hoist the Stars and Stripes Higher
A defiant call to lift the U S flag to a more prominent display amid calls for patriotic symbolism. Officials and citizens weigh renewed demonstrations of national pride with renewed debates over public display protocols.
Seed Oats for Sale From McDonald Bros Cee Pee
Extra good seed oats available with prices by phone call to No. 3. McDonald Bros advertise in the notice. The ad includes a slogan about listening and talking.
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McDonald Bros
Advertising salesmen argue for newspaper notices over door to door
A seasoned advertising salesman explains that only a small share of a town’s population visits a merchant’s store. He stresses that newspapers reach far more people at lower cost than canvassing or hand bills, and that without promoting in print, most locals will remain unaware of the goods.
Milliner Miss May Stout Goes to Clinton Tennessee
Goest to Clinton Tennessee where Miss May Stout, expert trimmer in demand by leading milliners, accepts a position with a large millinery concern for the next three months. Only a wise man ever admits that he is a fool.
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May Stout
Clinton, Tenn
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Montgomery County Land
L. T. Bush, Hedges
Mentucky
J' Winchester, Ky
Jas. R. Wilson
Eeene
Erga Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Company
Kentucky Utilities Company
The
Advocate i
Marian Cole Fisher
Pansy -Bowen
Chicago
Paris
Cee Pee
Tennessee
Axminsters
Vel
Vets and Body Brussels
J. D
Jay McGee
Stephenville
Texas
Cardui
Cardus
Earl W. Senff
White County
C. W. Compton
Mt. Sterling National Bank
H. M. Wright
Geiger’s
Court
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
E. Stamler
Fayette Nat'l Bank Bldg
Lexington
J. L. McClung
Masonic Temple
S. F. Hamilton
J. D. Sullivan & Co
Locust Street
Omece
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Vaz
Burpee
Watlee Burpee & CO
Burpee Buildings
Miller’s Creek Cannel Coal
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