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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
8
Announcer warns that substitutes sent to the grocer cannot compare with ROYAL, describing ROYAL as a pure cream of tartar powder and healthier than alum-based alternatives.
Prominent lawyer Mr Henry T Duncan married Miss Carolyn Goff daughter of Mr Thomas Goff of Lexington at Christ Church Cathedral last Friday. Goff is related to the Prewitts in the area and well known locally with many friends wishing the couple happiness.
Spring millinery opening announced for March 18 and 19. Mrs. K. O. Clarke invites the public to view the new head wear designs at the display event featuring the latest creations.
Brunner hosts a spring display of hats and millinery from Ralston Health Shoes with tan and black pairs shown. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday March 18 and 19, inviting all ladies to attend, per Roberts & Mastin.
The Novelty Store unveils latest neckwear including fichuas, medici effect collars, embroidered collar and cuff sets, and white and cream guimpes. Rich fabrics and delicate nettings showcased as season’s fashion.
Week shows few sales with J. R. Peed selling a six year old gelding for 210 dollars to Jemee W. Lane of Owingsville, and a wagon saddle to Eaton county. Hutsell sells 24 eighteen hundred fifty pound heifers at seven cents a pound. Howell delivers about 3000 pounds of tobacco to James R. Peed for the Independent house at ten and a half cents per pound.
At a Bourbon County Agricultural Society meeting Paris and Bourbon County residents were urged to support the fair or it will cease to operate. The society was reorganized eight years ago and has run at a loss for the last four years.
Public sale set for March 28 at 2 30 p m offering the Trumbo property on College street Rogers and Son real estate agents handle details auctioneer Wm Cravens presiding duties site notice urges attendance for potential bargain opportunities
Listing of multiple land transactions with owners such as H T Fortune A Howard S Everett Hall Alex Skidmore William Wyatt Nellie Wyatt Frances Shackelford Albert Stofer A C Bogie James Greene L B Greene O E Morris Maxa Morris Jilson Whitsett Sue Evans Mary Evans Sam Duff James P Jackson John Ragan E R Little Fannie Moberly James McDonald Thomas Moberly J W Royse W E Farris John C Trimble C R Prewitt Joe Drennan Edward O Rea Virginia O Rea A C Bogie Mitchell Skidmore Greg Osborn G Tabb Annie Tabb Fannie Setters R E May Rosa May Peter Wilson Mae Johnson J M Henry T N Coons Roy Byrd and others in transactions ranging from 34 to 189.10 acres with prices from about 1 100 to 13 000 dollars.
Dancing experts estimate sixty five tango steps but the Hartford Herald agrees with the Louisville Times that a step tangoing around the kitchen stove at mornings and managing the biscuits deserves polite society recognition.
Comprehensive display highlights our spring opening next Wednesday and Thursday with a full range of hats and millinery fashions. The article invites readers to attend the event and view the new season’s styles.
The Monarch Milling Company purchased a Ford runabout from Paul Strother, agent for Ford Automobile Co., to equip their traveling representative for visiting trade. Strother has placed several other cars this spring.
Brunner's County Judge W. O. Chenault appoints A. L. Tipton T Woodford and Robert Owell as commissioners to divide lands of the late Samuel Turley. The action formalizes the partition of the Turley estate under local probate authority.
Ladies invited to a spring opening at Roberts and Mastin on Wednesday and Thursday March 18 and 19 with the request to come and be pleased by the offerings.
The Ashland Independent suggests a law requiring legislative candidates to show “common horse sense.” The item hints the paper supports reform and questions the Legislature, implying a stance that contrasts with abolishing the body.
Mrs. K. O. Clarke will hold a spring millinery opening on next Wednesday and Thursday, March 18 and 19, inviting customers to preview new hats and accessories.
We thank our man friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father and for the floral offerings. Mrs. Sarah Frances Moore Quisenberry and family. Don’t overlook the date of the big combination sale. See large ad in this paper.
A historic listing details brood mares in foal to jacks, geldings and mares by McDonald Chief, Sterling Chief, and Emerald Ray. plus a 13 year old trotting mare, a McDougal horse, and animals including 4 well bred jacks, 4 mule mares, 10 dairy cows, 30 cattle and 30 heifers with weights noted.
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