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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1911

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The Advocates Gigantic Announcement Contest

The Advocate proposes sending five popular local young ladies to Atlantic City this summer all expenses paid. Contest runs June 1st with five districts. one winner per district chosen by votes. Any girl sixteen or older residing in a district may enter by coupon or mail ballot. Early entrants get 3000 bonus votes. inquiries directed to the Advocate office.

Steraine Advocate Atlantic City Advocate Office

Death of Reuben Harper at 81 Ends Long Livery Career

Reuben Harper known as Uncle Rube dies on April 26 1911 after long age related illness. Born 1829 in Bourbon County near North Middletown he lived in Bath County before moving to this city to run a livery business for 23 years. Survived by son John Harper of the police force and the late J. D. Harper. Funeral held at his home Friday at 11:30 conducted by Rev. H G Moody with burial at Machpelah Cemetery.

Reuben Harper Rube Mr. Harper Bourbon County Middletown Bath County J. D. Harper Dee John Harper Rev H. G. Moody Machpelah Cemetery

Burke Adds Matinee For May 4th Lexington Show

On account of strong advance sales for the Thursday night performance Miss Burke will add a Thursday afternoon matinee. Patrons desiring seats should order at once. management will ensure seating. Chas Scott, Manager, Lexington Opera House. Weatherbird footwear advertised by J H Brunner, The Shoe Man.

Burke Chas. Scott Lexington Opera House

Social Session at Mt Sterling Lodge Club

Mt Sterling Lodge No. 723 B P O Ellis hosts a members only social session at the Club tonight Wednesday. Attendees are promised a good time in a private gathering.

Mt. Sterling Lodge B. P.O. Ellis

Fire at Price Calk Residence Damages Home Little Loss

Price Calk's residence caught fire during dinner hour last week. The occupants were present and quickly extinguished the flames, resulting in only slight property loss.

Pinney Breaks 96 of 100 at Bourbon Clay Shoot

Pinney shot 96 of 100 birds at the Bourbon county clay pigeon event last week finishing second to Fred Gilbert, one of the world champions.

Bourbon County Pinney Fred Gilbert

Monk endorses pork at S P Greenwade's Baby Beef

Monk states preference for pork and mentions the restaurant S P Greenwade's Baby Beef in a casual remark.

Monk S. P. Greenwade’s

What Shall We Do With the Old Grave Yard

Mayor W A Samuels invites Sterling Ky readers to submit ideas for beautifying and using the city owned Old Grave Yard on High street. He notes prior spending by a Business Men's Club and asks for suggestions to be published with credit to contributors.

Sterling High Street Old Grave Yard Business Men’s Club W. A. Samuels

Death of James O'Rear Former Local Banker

Word reached yesterday that James O'Rear formerly of this county died in Winchester Tuesday morning after residing in Powell county for years. He once worked at the Exchange Bank here but resigned due to ill health. Survived by wife and mother Mrs. Davis O'Rear and many relatives. body brought here for interment with funeral plans not yet announced. The Advocate extends sympathy.

James O’rear Powell County Winchester O’rear Exchange Bank Davis O’rear Apvocate

Elegant Stag Dinner Hosted by Mr Rezin McClure

Mr Rezin McClure entertained friends at an elegant Sunday stag dinner. Mrs McClure served a delicious meal for six. Present were Fred Morris Roger Hedden C D Wade Loring Turley and Jacob Hedden.

Tabb and Greene's Public Sale of Horses Ponies and Sheep

Tabb and Greene held a public sale in this city last Thursday morning. Twenty head of horses mostly young stock averaged 89.45 dollars each. Eight ponies averaged 123 dollars. Sheep sold at 8.55 dollars per head. A black jack was offered and bid to 350 dollars but refused.

Tabb and Greene

Evans family reports good health on Oklahoma City trip

Mrs. C. T. Evans writes that Mr. Evans and the family are in good health and enjoying their trip. The note says they have left Corpus Christi, Texas, and are now in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

C. T. Evans

Finest baby beeves shown at 5S P Greenwade’s sale

The finest baby beeves in the country can be seen in front of 5S. P. Greenwade's Thursday morning sale.

P. Greenwade

Dr. Crecelius Seeks Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State

Pendleton county legislator Dr. C. F. Crecelius announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State. He is described as alert and devoted to farmers, advocating good roads and better schools, with solid committee assignments and a record of loyalty to the party. He is the only announced candidate from the sixth district.

DR. C. F. Crecelius Dr. Crecelius Pendleton County Crecelius

Sale of Holt Avenue Property at Public Auction

W Hoffman Wood agent sold the frame houses on Holt Avenue last Thursday. The Ollie McCormick residence sold for 2600 to John L McCormick. the John Stofer house sold for 2900 to Dr J T Ricketts. Both homes praised as cheap and nice. McCormick moves to Chiles residence. Stofer to his farm on Winchester Pike.

W. Hoffman Wood Ollie McCormick John Stofer Holt Avenue McCormick John L. McCormick J. T. Ricketts Stofer Mr. McCormick R. A. Chiles Mr. Stofer Winchester Pike

Residence for Sale on Holt Avenue in Versailles

Vendor 43 31 B. Frank Chenault offers a modern up-to-date residence on Holt Avenue in Versailles. Describes it as on one of the prettiest streets and available at a bargain. Potential buyers invited to inquire.

Versailles Holt Avenue Frank Chenault

Mrs Berkley Recovers After Wrist Fall

Last week Mrs George Berkley suffered a fall that badly injured her wrist. The injury is painful but not serious and she is progressing well at this time.

George Berkley

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The Advocate Kentucky Bank Street Said Street Howard Avenue Clay Streets Maysville Street Aarons Run Camargo, Jeffersonville Howards Mill Harts and Smithville Bath, Clark, Menefee and Rowan Apvocate Office ApvocaTer Mt. Sterling Miss Harper Great Beyond Billie Burke Weatherbird J. H. Brunner New York Hazelrigg & Son
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