Bath County Circuit Court Met Tuesday
Bath County Circuit Court met this week in Owingsville with Judge H. R. Prewitt presiding. The grand jury list includes Ed Hewitt as foreman and others. the petit jury features Enoch White Almanza Stone Ben Gillon M A Garner A J Blevins Thomas Conyers William Wills and many more named jurors.
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Owingsville
H. R. Prewitt
Ed. Hewitt
Arthur Copher
John Collins
Clell McCarty
Ed. Myers
W. G. Satterfield
Wayne Williams
Robert Myers
Omar Rogers
William Rogers
William Jones
Charles Atchison
Ed. Wright
Enoch White
Almanza Stone
Ben Gillon
M. A. Garner
A. J. Blevins
Thomas Conyers
William Wills
L.W. Young
Charles Bates
Frank McNabb
Ed. Carrington
Dallas Gudgell
Roe Hart
N. H. Hornback
David Stamper
M. W. Fowler
W. B. Kincaid
Claude Karrick
William Fox
W. C. Dimmitt
V. Johnson
H. A. Lyter
Henry Warner
Charles Hurst
Richardson Bros and Cornwell advertise high grade beef and farm goods
Saturday at Richardson Bros and Cornwell advertises a selection of corn fed beef and country cured hams. It announces a trade only stock of the best year, various vegetables and fruits, and a fine grade flour priced at 4 dollars 60 cents per 100 pounds.
Turner Brother of Post Master Recovering After Cincinnati Surgery
Thomas Turner brother of Squire Turner and former city resident underwent a surgical operation at a Cincinnati hospital several days ago. His condition is reported as favorable and he is rapidly recovering.
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Thomas Turner
Squire Turner
Cincinnati
The Ayres Company Opens New Store at National Hotel
The Ayres Company thanks friends and patrons for loyalty and invites continued trade at its new location in the old National Hotel building. It will continue selling the best and freshest fruits and vegetables at moderate prices. Come and see The Ayres Co.
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National Hotel
the Ayres CO
Noel Hodges Named Head Manager at Central Life
Noel Hodges has left Frankfort to assume head management of Central Life Insurance Company. Hodges is presented as a man of worth and welcomed by the community.
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Noel Hodges
Frankfort
Central Life Insurance Company
Mr. Hodges
Bemis tobacco setter for Ford runabout swap or sale
In first class condition a Bemis tobacco setter is offered for swap into a Ford runabout or would be sold outright. Contact Henry Judy at 674 and (59-21) for details.
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Bemis
Henry Judy
Community Service Movement Abandoned in Mt Sterling
A. R. Wellington of Community Service Incorporated announced the Mt Sterling effort will be discontinued due to lack of interest. He cited national demand and staff shortages as reasons, noting Louisville and other Kentucky cities seek help. Ralph W Hills, the local organizer, will depart soon and a Thursday meeting is cancelled.
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Mt. Sterling
Community Service. Incorporated
A. R. Wellington
Community Service, Incorporated
H. A. Babb
H. G. Hoffman
Kentucky
Ralph W. Hills
Sprained Ankle Delays Mrs May at Home
Mrs William May injures her ankle while avoiding a snake in her yard and remains confined to her home. Mrs John Speer is recovering from a recent operation at St Josephs Hospital Lexington and will return home next week. Mrs J B Riddle shows improvement after a serious illness.
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William May
John Speer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lexington
J. B. Riddle
Kennedy-Jones Co Moves to Baumont Hotel building
The Kennedy-Jones Company, new wholesale grocers, transfer from the Williams building on Bank Street to the Baumont Hotel building on East Main Street to gain more floor space for expanding business.
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Kennedy-Jones Company
Williams
Bank Street
Baumont
East Main Street
Ponies for sale two of the county's pretty ponies
PONIES TI have for sale two of the prettiest ponies in the county two and three years old broke S. P. Greenwade phone No. 2.
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S. P. Greenwade
W. C. T. U. Meeting With Miss Belle Crockett
The W. C. T. U. meets this afternoon at Miss Belle Crockett’s West Main Street home. Votes are being taken on subscriptions.
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The
Belle Crockett
West Main Street
Advocate Campaign Offers Big Prizes to Nominees
The Advocate launches a city wide prize campaign offering a Ford Sedan, trips, phonographs, silverware, watches, kitchen cabinets and more. Any white person of good character can enter for free by submitting a nomination, with votes earned via subscriptions, ballots, or store items. Each active candidate wins a prize. the effort aims to boost circulation and advertising.
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Advocate
Sterling
Advocate Office
Brunswick
Elgin
McDougal
Hoover Electric
Former Citizen May Be Honored by National Administration
Former Citizen Samuel Kash of Corbin and once of this city is listed in the National Administration slate for a prominent appointment. Kash, a noted lawyer in the Eleventh Congressional district and longtime Republican leader, has held responsible positions for 31 years. His friends here would be glad to see him honored for meritorious work.
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Samuel Kash
Corbin
National Administration
Kash
Carl J Wells Wilkerson Seeks Interior Exterior Decorating
Carl J Wells Wilkerson, aged 427, announces interest in painting papering or any inside or outside decorating work. He seeks opportunities to apply wall coverings or finishwork projects. He lists decorating as a primary skill and invites inquiries from potential clients or employers.
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Carl J. Wells Wilkerson
Judge Rules Clerks Entitled to 5 Percent Fee on Licenses
Circuit Judge R L Stout ruled that county clerks may take 5 percent of motor vehicle license collections in addition to 30 cents per license. J B Nash of Franklin County and S H Lewis of Fayette County sued the State Tax Commission. If upheld, the ruling could reduce the road fund by about 75000 dollars. Attorney General Dawson will appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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R. L. Stout
J. B. Nash
Franklin County
H. Lewis
Fayette
State Tax Commission
Charles I. Dawson
Court of Appeals
Stout
Campaign instructions and notices from the Strother area
A mix of notices includes a housing move from Strother flat to Rogers avenue, an advertisement selling broiled chickens by Mrs. A. Hart, a promise of a complete prize list next week, and campaign guidance directing nominations, subscriptions, votes, and communications to the Campaign Manager, care Advocates in Kentucky. Residents are invited to visit the office for campaign details and can write or call with questions.
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Advocate
Sterling
City Council Awards Street Paving Contract
At Tuesday night’s meeting the city awarded the concrete paving contract to Louis des Cognets Co. of Lexington for multiple streets at 3.86 dollars per square yard plus curb and gutter fees. Only R. E. Toms Construction Co. bid higher. Cash discounts and new building permits were noted as routine business before adjournment.
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Louis Des Cognets Co
Lexington
Samuels Avenue
Locust Street
Wilson Alley
Queen Street
West Locust Street
Richmond Street
West High Street
R. E. Toms Construction Co
Mt. Sterling
Tyler
H. Clay McKee
Bank Street
Henry Stewart
Twelfth Child Born in Bath County Barn
Mr and Mrs John Manley of Bath county welcomed their twelfth child a girl born Monday May 2. The family’s home burned recently and they have been living in the barn where the birth occurred.
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John Manley
Bath County
Specials for Saturday May 7 at the fair
Sale items list includes 1 quart strawberry candy Kisses for 5e buy all you want for children. Toilet soap cake at 10¢ each regular price 5e. Limit of 12 cakes per person. Fair advertisement notes.
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Bath County Circuit Court
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
the Ayres Company
Ford Car
C. Howell
Talk OF Town
Rere Ray
O. K
Lee Trimble
Strother
Rogers Avenue
Hart
Board of Supervisors
W. W. Ginn
Steve Pieratt
W. T
the Cash Grocery Store
Court Street
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