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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

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Early Completion of Road Assured in Kentucky System

The Advocate reports progress on State Primary Road System No. 47 from Bardstown to Ashland via Winchester Mt. Sterling Owingsville and Merehead. Officials note costs per mile around twenty five thousand for Montgomery County while parts near Winchester toward Lexington incur higher expenses due to culvert and ledge work. costs are funded by the state road fund and Federal aid, shared by all counties.

Bardstown Ashland Winchester Mt. Sterling Owingsville Merehead Mont County Alvo Kentucky Montgomery County Clark Bath County Carter County Olive Hill Grayson Lexington Fayette Rowan Montgomery

Whisky odor and raid yield empty whiskey barrels

A car consigned to a distillery town carried a strong whiskey odor attracting attention. A night raid pried open the car door and gained entry, uncovering a load of empty whiskey barrels. The thieves replaced the boards and nails afterward, leaving no obvious trace.

Sugar Car Guarded After Recent Raider Incidents

A sugar car bound for a Mt. Sterling wholesale grocery house arrived on the night freight Monday guarded by an armed watchman. The safeguard followed recent sugar car raids and robberies. The notice also promotes Wilson Meat Market offerings of home killed beef or pork.

Mt. Sterling Wilson

City bids for streets deferred after no bids received

City Council deferred action on paving bids at Tuesday’s meeting. No bids were received, and officials likely will re advertise the contract. lime price noted at Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Company stands at 2.50 dollars per barrel.

Rgular Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Company

Death of local merchant Roger D Barnes shocks town

Roger D Barnes aged 46 proprietor of the Sanitary Meat Market was found dead in his store shortly before 6 this morning. An overdose of strychnine is reported as the cause. Survived by his wife Adelaide Stewart and four children. funeral set for 2:30 tomorrow at his residence with burial in Machpelah Cemetery.

Roger D. Barnes Sanitary Meat Market Daniel Boone Mr. Barnes Mr. Boone Adelaide Stewart Charles Stewart Winchester Kelly Sue Charles Robert Jefferson T. K. Barnes Robert M John Clyde Darsie Machpelah Cemetery

Mt Sterling and Clark County to clash at Fair Grounds

Mt Sterling High School baseball team travels to meet Clark County High at the Fair Grounds Friday at 3 30 in an evenly matched game. Mt Sterling has won five of six games and hopes for a large crowd to support the boys.

Mt. Sterling High School Clark County High Fair Grounds

Rex Hall Strikes Oil While Drilling for Water

Rex Hall on his county farm struck an oil showing at about 100 feet while drilling for water last Saturday. The well is likely to be drilled deeper as a test, and another well has already started. Friends of the popular young farmer hope for a valuable strike.

Rex Hall

Jerre Coleman Develops Pneumonia After Surgery

Jerre Coleman, operated on at a Lexington hospital last Saturday for appendicitis, has developed pneumonia and is in serious condition. He is a proprietor of the Delicious Cafe and a popular young man, with many friends who pray for his recovery.

Jerre Coleman Lexington Coleman Delicious Cafe Ths City

Egg Candling Law to Go Into Effect

Beginning May 15 to January 15 all storekeepers and egg dealers must candle eggs. The Kentucky Legislature passed this law to protect farmers and reduce losses. Gather eggs two to three times daily in hot weather and store them cool.

Kentucky

Mrs Grubbs Injured After Swing Breaks

Mrs. C. D. Grubbs fell from a porch swing Tuesday while hanging a flower basket. The swing broke, throwing her to the porch, and she traveled to Lexington yesterday for an X ray examination.

C. D. Grubbs

Trial Postponed in Defrauding Case at Local Court

The trial of two Black defendants charged with defrauding Jim Bondurant of 300 dollars last Saturday was postponed from Tuesday to Friday. Attorney C. H. Nesbitt represents the defendants. Dunlap Shoes at Nae Walsh's.

Jim Bondurant C. H. Nesbitt

Horse Runs Away Near High Street Buggy Incident

Mrs. Mary Guilfoile’s horse or buggy derailed when a wheel came off as they approached town near H B Ringo on High Street. The animal bolted while Mrs Guilfoile was thrown beneath the vehicle but unharmed. C B Stephens stopped the horse in front of Steve Pieratt’s residence.

Mary Guilfoile H. B. Ringo High Street C. B. Stephens Steve Pieratt

Reid Rogers Place Sold to Syndicate

The 20 acre Lexington avenue property of R. Reid Rogers in New York was sold today to Buckley-Geary Realty Co. of Lexington. They plan to lay off lots and launch a large subdivision sale late this month. Price near $45,000. The Mt. Sterling site is described as exceptionally beautiful and promising strong returns for investors.

R. Reid Rogers New York Lexington Avenue Buckley-Geary Realty Co Lexington Mt. Sterling

Instructions binding says congressman Cantrill

Washington debate centers on Louisville convention rules binding Kentucky delegates to support Governor Cox for president until nomination or release by Cox’s manager. A W Barkley and Ben Johnson, Kentucky at large, say they will honor the instruction in good faith. Cantrill defends the convention action and praises Cox supporters in Kentucky.

Washington Louisville Kentucky San Francisco A. W. Barkley Ben Johnson Cox Ohio Barkley Cantrill

Wool Wanted Highest Price Paid at Sullivan's Poultry Yard

Advertises wool collection at Sullivan's Poultry Yard in Tom Green by L. W. Lee. Seeks to buy wool at best offer and provides sacks for collecting the fiber.

Sullivan’s Poultry Yard L. W. Lee Tom

Kentucky Wheat Crop Estimated At Half Of Last Year

The May crop report from the Kentucky Commission of Agriculture and U S Bureau of Crop Estimates forecasts wheat at about 6 143 000 bushels, roughly half of last year’s 12 029 000. Rye 624 000 bushels, tame hay 1 410 000 tons. conditions at 71 percent of normal.

Kentucky Commission of Agriculture W. C. Hanna T. F. Bryant U. S Bureau of Crop Estimates

World's Largest Hotel Planned for Chicago

Plans reveal a five unit hotel on three Lake Michigan blocks with Edgewater Beach Hotel as one unit. Architects target 4,000 rooms and a $15,000,000 cost.

Edgewater Beach Lake Michigan Sheridan Road Chicago

Wilson Meat Market Sells Fresh Meats and Home Kill Returns

The Wilson Meat Market resumes selling fresh meats with all items described as home killed. The market notes that anything sold beyond the block is locally produced and processed.

Wilson

Representative W. J. Field Plans New Ashland Home

Representative W. J. Field visited Ashland this week and purchased a site for a new ten room modern brick and stone residence. He will move his family there from Olive Hill.

W. J. Field Ashland Olive Hill

Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Co Crushed Stone Source

The Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Co offers the best crushed hard stone for concreting needs. Reliable supply and quality material suitable for mixing and paving projects.

Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co

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Roger Barnes Mrs. Grubbs Dunlap Shoes At Reid Rogers Place Syndicate Congressman Cantrill GREEN Representative Fields Nash Kenosha Ragan-Gay Motor Co
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