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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
4
William Peters of Bethel Bath county aged 45 died at his home Friday afternoon. He was a brother in law of Mrs J H Brunner of this city and was described as a prominent man. The notice ends with an advertisement for pumps in various styles and prices from J H Brunner the Shoe Man. Eclipse shoes at Walsh Bros.
Col Mott Ayres of Fulton who married Miss Mary Miller Coleman resigns from his role as parole agent for the State Prison Commission.
Forest Denmark a 25 year old Kentucky slip may have sired 50 colts averaging 850 and over 150 at about 350 each. Sired by Mambrino Forest with dam Latham's Denmark. Farm mourns loss of one of the greatest sires. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil advertised for cuts burns and bruises.
At a stockholders meeting the Exchange Bank of Kentucky re elected the board Messrs H H R Prewitt E R Prewitt Thos Kennedy A M Bourne and J A Shirley with H R Prewitt re elected president The note urges confidence in their leadership and mentions local business pride Also advertisements promote a post dinner cigar at Morris s cafe and Dustless Dusters priced 25 cents at W A Setton & Son.
While Locust street is being paved, 4 will receive produce on Maysville street opposite 1. Tabb's 40-tf. E. T. Reis. Laird, Schober, Zeigler Bros. and Selby Shoes. Ladies fine Oxfords for ds. Punch and Graves.
Pure blooded Rhode Island Beds set of 15 eggs for 50c. Little chicks 8c each. Mrs. W. A. DeHaven. Phone 734 40-5t.
Speaker Champ Clark and Theodore Roosevelt carried Maryland as incomplete returns show delegates to the State Convention. Roosevelt led Republicans with 66 to Taft 63. Clark 72 and Wilson 44 for Democrats with Harmon 4 and 9 uncertain. Control threshold 65.
A jumble of classified style lines advertises manure removal and home goods. Items include shoes from Ralston, groceries from S. E. Kelly & Co, meat from Van Arsdell's, eggs for hatching, and boys’ wash suits from Walsh Bros, with addresses and names like Mrs. J W Hoskins in Mt Sterling Kentucky.
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