Third Liberty Loan Goes Over the Top County Wide
The Third Liberty Loan exceeded its goal with over 3.5 billion subscribed nationwide, Montgomery County surpassing its $223,200 allotment by about $37,000 to reach $260,000. Praise goes to Chairman John G. Winn and associates for rallying civic support. Additional notes mention barley flour orders from Wanursdell, tobacco sales by James M. Venable, and local rooms for rent on Harrison Avenue with a Levee Pike address listing.
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Montgomery County
John G. Winn
James M. Venable
Venable
Louis- Ville Tobacco Warehouse Co
W. Ss. S
Carpenters Wanted for Steady Mt Sterling Work
Slave steady employment for several carpenters. Apply to C. P. Pierce, Contractor, Mt Sterling, Kentucky. Phone 706. Also Pony Trap Wanted for Pony buggy or run-a-bout in good condition and reasonably priced. Contact G. B. Senff at phone 74 or 157.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Pierce
Mt Sterling
G. B. Senff
Spencerdale Stock Farm Seeks Return of 1918 Stallion
Spencerdale Stock Farm offers season 1918 at Mt. Sterling area 142 miles via Spencer pike for $10 with Russian Prince, foaled May 1911, chestnut stallion by Bourbon King line. Dam, sires and ancestry listed, description emphasizes value and action for prospective breeders.
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My Barn
Mt. Sterling
Spencer Pike
Bourbon King
Bourbon Chief
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
Amanda Bogie
Forest Denmark
Mambrine Forest
Ned Forest, Jr
Blue Jeans
Phillips’ Black Horse
Black Jack-John Black Lays Claim with Premium Lineage
A dog named Black Jack-John Black with white points and strong bone is described as produced by premium lineages including Yelber ton Jr Old Elberton Hopkins Alvarado and Cumberland Beuna Vista Leer's Napoleon and Imported Napoleon. Insurance value listed at $7.00 to insure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Yelberton, Jr
Old Elberton
Hopkins’ Alvarado
Cunningham
Leer
Napoleon
Heirs Incorporate Holdings to Claim Mineral Lands
Heirs-incorporated Holdings by Wm Howell of Lee forms a company named Heirs at the Valentine and Oliver Co. with 10000 capital stock to pursue mineral lands in Lee and nearby counties. Headquarters set in Mt Sterling. counsel W A Samuels. Adlai Richardson and Carol May join the navy, to report at Great Lakes Training Station near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Howell
Lee
Valentine & Oliver C Heirs’ Company
Mountain
Mt. Sterling
W. A. Samuels
Adlai Richardson
John F. Richard
Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
Richardson
Carol May
R. E. May
Flower Sale Supports Belgian Relief Fund Near Court House
A flower sale at the building now housing Red Cross headquarters opposite the courthouse features lilly of the valley irises lilies jonquils phlox coreopsis gailardia dahlia cannas roses peppers tomatoes heliotrope cut flowers peonies and more. Jewelry sale items accompany the event to aid the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Court House
Ss. S
Ordnance Department
Broadway Love to Be Shown This Week With Pearl White
The Bluebird feature corporation will shortly send to this city Broadway Love. This production comes highly recommended. A dressing room scene is of special interest. Pearl White, the popular screen favorite, will be seen here this week in what is said to be the greatest serial ever produced by this actress. The House of Hate is read in the program appearing elsewhere in this paper.
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Bluebird Feature Corporation
Pearl White
Louse
Contests and Subscribers Shift in Vote Power
A breakdown shows new subscription votes rising fast with a one year term yielding 5 400 votes. The listing includes numerous names with vote tallies across districts, highlighting how subscription length skews candidate leads and tallies in Kentucky communities.
Unconfirmed Report Claims Local Son Killed in France
A local resident named Anderson, reportedly the son of Mr. English Anderson, of this county, is said to have been killed in France but the father has received no official notification from the Government, suggesting the report may be unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard R. Douglas
Ordnance Department of the Aviation
Fort Thomas
Maryland
Douglas
T. J. Douglas
W. Ss
France
School official granted extended leave to end term
A staff member has secured a months leave and will continue duties until the close of the current school term, ensuring uninterrupted operations through the final weeks.
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ARB
Harold Lockwood
Harold Lloyd
Antonio Moreno
Pathes
House of Hate
Dorothy Phillips
Hearst-Pathe News
Miss Jackie of
The
Army
Margaret Fisher
Doris Kenyon
William Duncan
Charlie Chaplin
Emmy Wehlen
Duchess of Doubt
Matt
Jeff
Coppage & Mason
Ine
Liberty
Wanursdell
Ww. S. S
Harrison Avenue
John English
W. S
Levee Pike
L. Taylor
Enoch Morgan
Cao
Sapolio
Carpenters
Spencerdale Stock Farm
Black Jack—John
Wm. G. Marshall
Mgr
Mr. Sterling
Rk. F. D. No
Ee Flower and Trinket Sale
Tabb
Cardus
Cardu
Mary J. Irvin
Cullen
Arris Chiles
Martha Tharp
Daniel Boone
Clarkie Roseberry
Ruth E. Day
Vivian Alfray
Emily Loyd
Frances Samuels
C. PB. Pierce
Sihine
Clara Stamper
Carolyn Ratliff
Marcella Chiles
Mamie Shields
Stella Copher
Clemma Clark
George Fassett
John Freeland
Laura Bramlett
Willie Foley
Allen D. Prewitt
Bernice Henry
Lillie Ishmael
Martha Snelling
Pearl Adams
Emma Walker
Emma Stokley
Lewis Myers
Josephine Shackelford
Gladys McCormick
Mattie Baker
Allie McCormick
Lethia Turley
Bernice Walker
Mary Crail
Lulu Hadden
Prudence Burns
Willie Calk
Daisy Rose
Olla Wallace
Viola Hinson
Bernice Richardson
Stella Garrett
Zora Finney
Frances Swope
Levee
Mary Belle Monroe
Mahalia Douglas
Florence Riddell
Winchester
Henrietta Sewell
Martha Jones
Elizabeth Brown
Iva Turley
Elizabeth Brother
Grace Crooks
Georgia McQuithy
Agape
Jessie Basom
Elizabeth Judy
Margaret Wood
Oda Saunders
Mary Gallaway Ratliff
Lillian Barnaby
Thelma Blount
Mary Clark
Indian Fields
Mary Ifluls
John W. Jones
Mr. French An
Derson
English Ander
Ment
the Advocate For Printing
L. H. Barnes
Bourbon County
H. C. Jacobs
Coats
the Rogers
MT. Sterling Stock Yards
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