County Unit Law Upheld In 1914 Liquor Statute
The court reaffirms the 1906 county unit authority over liquor sales, endorsing the 1912 amendment and the 1914 revision. Cities cannot override county will. if the county votes dry, all units within are bound, and separate city votes do not defeat county outcomes. The 1914 act does not repeal the 1912 county unit framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neal
Minary
Yates
Nunnelly
Eggen
Offut
Edwards
Porter
McAuliffe
Helm
Welch
Irvine
New Castle
Shelbyville
Georgetown
Mt. Sterling
Paris
Repealing clause limits not extend act scope in Kentucky case
Court holds the 1914 repealing clause should harmonize with the act’s title and body and not widen its scope. It affirms that sections 2554 2557 and 2560 of the Kentucky Statutes allow counties to prohibit liquor sales. if voters reject, sale is banned in all parts of the county. Appellants’ arguments are rejected and judgment affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Patton
Nall
Tinsley
Barton
Edwards
New Castle
Hall Vs. Smith-McKenney Co
Shelby
Bourbon
Hazelrigg
Georgetown
Cline & Hutchcraft
Paris
W. T. Beckham
Shelbyville
Notices to Montgomery County Farmers on Fertilizer Supply
Notice from Silas Shelburne of Lexington Kentucky advising farmers in Montgomery County that W R Tipton will not handle their tobacco fertilizer this year. The company arranged with John G Roberts to supply the product and invites orders for a bright crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Tipton
Mt. Sterling
Italy May Seize War Benefits Without Fighting
The article comments on Italy possibly gaining all wartime advantages without bearing the burden of combat. It notes expressions of admiration for such a scenario and questions the obsession with clever leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Notice of Montgomery County Equity Sale in 1915
Clifton Bush by order of Montgomery Circuit Court will sell at public auction on May 17 1915 at Sterling Kentucky the eight acre Montgomery County property bounded by Blount Keller Greene Hon George Lee and Grassy Lick Pike. Sale on credit six to twelve months with bonding and lien to secure payment. Master Commissioner Wm A Samuels leads the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Sterling
Towit
Montgomery Co
F. H. Blount
Keller Greene
J. W. Hon
George Lee
Wm. A. Samuels
Court sale in Montgomery County Ky lands by master commissioner
H R Prewitt as committee seeks bond to sell an undivided one eighth interest in a 99 acre tract in Montgomery County Kentucky. The sale enforces a replevin bond with lien on the land until full payment. Bidders must comply. land subject to dower rights of Lizzie Hurt and identified by described bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Bettie Hunt
Lizzie Hurt
H. G. Hurt
Mason Hurt
Montgomery Co
Moberly
Moberley
J. H. Mason
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
H. R. Prewitt
WM. A. Samuels
Front page ads in doubt as value remains unknown
Roosevelt and Barnes featured heavy front page advertising whose value is undetermined. The phrase who laughs last laughs best is noted, followed by a query about the man who never laughs, implying a debate on humor and worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Barnes
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O. K
Whitehall Tobacco Warehouse Co
Montgomery County
Lexington
Steelman, of
Pattonville, Texas
Thedford
Myrtle E. Thomson
Ffs
Clifton Bush
H. Ree
Pfff
Earl W. Senff
White County
C. W. Compton
Mt. Sterling National Bank
G. M. Horton
Letters
E. Stamler
Fayette Nat'l Bank Bldg
Missouri
Advocate Office
Allie W. McCormick
R. R. No
James E. Magowan
Wesley St
McDonald Bros
Miller’ S Creek
Cannel
G. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Soc
Bourbon Remedy CO
B. Frank Perry
Exchange Bank
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