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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1912
Page
4
Olive Hill candidate Hon W J Fields of Carter County runs in the Democratic primary on August 3 1912 for Congress in the Ninth District.
On Saturday afternoon May 4 from one to six at the school house three trustees will be elected to replace Owen Laughlin W R Thompson and L T Chiles who are due to end their terms. The notice urges readers to re elect Laughlin Thompson and Chiles praising their service and character. It recalls Chiles loaning money to pay teachers during a tax levy dispute.
Special train via Queen and Crescent Route to Macon for the United Confederate Veterans Reunion leaves Lexington May 6. Round trip fare from Lexington is 9.90 dollars. At H. C. King P T A Lexington Ky agents, for information. Notices include Knox hats Walsh Bros and manure removal service by S P Greenwade 41 tf. Vanarsdell's cereal and Eclipse shoes advertised by Walsh Bros.
Specials for Saturday include potatoes 40c a peck or 1.50 per bushel. seed peas and beans 10c a pint. seed corn 5c a pint. E. Z. Bake flour 3 per 100 lbs or 75c per 24 lb sack. onion sets 5c a quart except white sets. Fresh vegetables daily at Vanarsdell's. J. H. Brunner, the Shoe Man.
The excerpt lists capitalization and reserves including capital stock paid in surplus funds undivided profits current earnings and taxes. It notes national bank notes outstanding due to other banks deposits subject to check certified checks and items reserved for taxes with specific dollar amounts such as 50,000 00 and 22,970 5.
Charlie Greene, foreman with six years at the office, resigned last Saturday and left Sunday for Indianapolis to learn linotype operation. The Jétino Advance Sentinel lauds him as a splendid Christian young man, reliable and careful in selection of associates, and notes the town loses one of its best.
Old-fashioned solid walnut four-section book case offered for sale with room needs in mind. More than forty people killed and scores injured as a tornado swept from Childress Texas toward Oklahoma, with downed wires and disaster-hit towns yet uncontactable. Grocery line at S E Kelly Co 121.
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