Local residents listed visiting and traveling this week
A string of visits and trips across Kentucky and nearby states includes Mrs J O Greene in Louisville, Miss Nancy Yeager from Stanford visiting in this city, Dr W R Thompson with his parents in Lexington, and Mr Ed Gibbons returning from Hot Springs. Other travelers include Mr J Graves in Carlisle on business and Mr R L Coleman in Ashland for the week, with additional visits among the McConnell and Duty families in Versailles and Winchester.
Educating Kentuckians speaker wows Baptist Church audience
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart spoke on Educating Kentuckians at a Thursday program by The Tuesday Club at the Baptist Church. The event featured Lillian and Lodoma Wood in song, a prayer by Bro. Clark, thanks from Dr. W. R. Thompson, and a singing of America.
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Cora Wilson Stewart
The
Baptist Church
Thos. J. Bigstaff
Lillian
Lodoma Wood
Bro. Clark
T. J. Bigstaff
W. R. Thompson
Sophia Randall
America
Stewart
Visitors and Derby Watchers Open Weekend in State
Winchester visitors Mr Abe Renick and Mrs John W Lockridge toured the city. Miss Myrtle Hurst from Jackson Ky visits her aunt Mrs Lawrence Jones. Dr S E Spratt and wife and Mrs Claude Paxton spent the weekend in Harrodsburg. Mr Sam Smoke of Jefferson City Mo called on Judge H G McKee. Derby watchers from here included Carroll Hamilton and wife Buckner Woodford Squire Turner Augustus King William Wren Samuel Chenault R H Winn H R Prewitt J Miller Hoffman Charlie Edwards Robert Turner and J W Hedden Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hurst
Jackson, Ky
Mrs
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Mr. Carroll Hamilton
Messrs
Buckner Woodford
Squire Turner
Augustus King
William Wren
Samuel Chenault
R. H. Winn
H. R. Prewitt
J. Miller Hoffman
Charlie Edwards
Robert Turner
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Walsh Bros Offers Stein-Bloch and Hamburger Suits Bargains
Odd fellows and extra large men will find real bargains at Walsh Bros featuring Stein-Bloch and Hamburger suits in sizes 42 44 46 48 and 50 with discounts on actor ready styles.
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Walsh Bros
Religious notices outline church events and trip
The Misses Robinson plan a Y W A meeting next Wednesday at 3 PM led by Mrs Lee Crear. A Baptist Church business meeting is set for 7 30 PM with deacons urging all members to attend. The Y W A will honor Rev George S Kennard with a trip to Oklahoma City for the Southern Baptist Convention and he will be hosted by Mrs Thos J McMahan, formerly Miss Mary G Anderson.
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Robinson
Lee Crear
The
Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Geo. S. Kennard
Oklahoma City
Southern Baptist Convention
Thos. J. McMahan
Mary G. Anderson
County
Local Health and Market Brief
Mrs. Leo Games continues to improve and Mrs. Allen Prewitt Sr. is considerably better this week. Mr. L T Chiles reports he is getting along nicely while Mr. J D Hazellrigg remains in fragile condition. Mr. J Coleman Reid shows some improvement after several days of illness. Fresh vegetables arrive daily at Vanarsdell s.
Birth announced for Edward Sutton in Seattle
Dainty cards announce a son named Edward Sutton born to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Redfern of Seattle Washington. Mrs. Redfern was formerly Miss Nell Sutton noted as one of Mr. Sterning's attractive girls.
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Edward Sutton
E. M. Redfern
Seattle
Washington
We Thank You Advocate's Prosperous Second Year
The Mt. Sterling Gazette notes The Advocate completes its second year under current management with doubled business and bright prospects. Under Messrs. Senff and Hedden the journal has risen to front rank and earned community credit, with wishes for continued prosperity and general progress.
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Advocate
Messrs. Senff and Hedden
Mt. Sterling Gazette
Special prices on large size suits at Walsh Bros
Walsh Bros advertises special prices on large size suits in sizes 42 44 46 and 48. The notice emphasizes affordable options for big menswear with limited stock and in-store availability.
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Walsh Bros
Frayed 1838 Nova Scotia paper mocks electioneering
A revived 1838 Nova Scotia sheet notes changeable times and rough vote winning with gingerbread and brandy. It cites advertisers faced with libel claims by a rival who calls the advertiser a member of the original Species club while promoting pork sausage at Van ar dell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Poltreon
Species Club
Recital by Miss Smith and Miss Graves at Suttons Store
Pupils of Miss L T Smith of Campbell Hagerman College Lexington and Miss Minnie Graves present a muscate at Suttons store on Friday May 17 at 8 p.m. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Smith
Campbell-Hagerman College
Lexington
Minnie Graves
Sutton’s
Prohibition on Public Drinking Cups Enacted in Kentucky
The act forbids use of common drinking cups in trains stations hotels boarding houses restaurants steamboats and stores in Kentucky. Violators face fines from one to ten dollars with each day of violation a separate offense. The measure requires conspicuous warning notices and repeals all inconsistent laws. Approved by the governor March 13 1912.
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General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Kentucky
Plants For Sale and Shoes Advertisements Include Details
Readable text shows garden plants for sale including tomato cabbage and pepper with contact Roy L. Morris and phone 147. Shoe ads feature Red Cross outfitting by J. H. Brunner the Shoe Man and S. E. Kelly & Co showcasing White Buck Oxfords for Ladies. Dustless Dusters priced at 25 cents from W. A. Sutton & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Morris
W. A. Sutton & Son
Kentucky State Dental Association Meeting in Louisville
The annual Kentucky State Dental Association meeting will be held in Louisville from May 27 to 29, 1912. Dentists from Ohio Indiana and Illinois will present clinics and papers making it a premier event with many new methods and appliances on display. All ethical dentists are invited.
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Kentucky State Dental Association
Louisville
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Four Section Walnut Book Case With Glass Doors
Bargain price of 5.00 for a solid walnut four section book case with glass doors. Formerly owned by Judge Peters. Apply at this office 451f arsdell's.
Walsh Bros Offers Spring Suit Savings
A brief notice invites customers to Walsh Bros to save on spring suits, describing available options and emphasizing value for different builds.
Industrious Geese Build Nests Before Winter Migration
Off the coast of Scotland a group of solan geese continue gathering nesting material despite preparing to migrate. They collect patches of straw and other fibrous debris as they prepare for the coming season.
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Scotland
Stop Kickin the Town Around
A local poem urges Ashley residents to stop tearing down their town by mocking visitors and undermining public morals. The piece argues community unity builds a better town and warns that a negative environment repels outsiders and harms growth.
Retail Ads Highlight Shoes Overalls Beans and Meats
Dustless Mops for wood floors offered by W. A. Sutton & Son. RALSTON Shoes advertised as stylish and durable at four and five dollar prices. Sweet-Orr & Co. overalls and jackets promoted. Vanarsdell's features new beans tomatoes lettuce and home killed meats. Walsh Bros. promotes True blue workwear for large men with big savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sutton & Son
Jockey Killed in Accident at Churchill Downs
Milton Nathan jockey for George Odom shot and killed fellow jockey Mahlin McDonnough at the Odom stable in Churchill Downs Sunday afternoon. Nathan says the shooting was accidental.
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Milton Nathan
George Odom
Mahlin McDonnough
Philadelphia
Odom
Churchill Downs
Nathan
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Pisgah
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R. L. Coleman
Ashland
Howard Wyatt
Aingsville
Nancy Yeager
Stanford
Grover C. Anderson
Mrs. Robt. McConnell
Versailles
J. G. Trimble, Jr
Cincinnati
M. G. Satterwhite
Mrs. B. P. Duty
Winchester
John Kelly
Ed. Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
Hot Springs, Ark
M. A. Prewitt
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Leslie McCormick
C. H. Petry
Huntington
Mrs. M. C. Clay
Miss. Elizabeth Cockrell
Mrs. Chenault Pockrell
Middlesboro
Mary Crawford Lloyd
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Abe Renick
Our City
John W. Lockridge
S. E. Spratt
Claude Paxton
Harrodsburg
Sam Smoke
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Judge H. Gray
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Mrs. Leo Games
J. D. Hazelrigg
J. Coleman Reid
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Arly Century
Vanardell’s
Kerr
MR. Tabb
Red Cross
J. H. Brunner
S. E. Kelly & Co
White Buck
Oxfords
Punch & Graves
Dental Association Meeting
Kennedy’s Pharmacy
A. Caryden Wolfe
Ashley, Indiana
Ralston
Sweet-Orr & Co
H. G. Hoffman
Mt. Sterling
Royal, Indesinity Company