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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

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Pooled Tobacco Tops Independent Prices

Commissioner Hanna reports the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association sold 20,675,455 pounds for 5,995,951.54 dollars at an average of 29.00 per hundred, while independent sales totaled 49,837,048 pounds for 10,588,579.16 dollars at 21.24 per hundred. About 40,000,000 pounds have since March 1 sold at much higher prices, with future reports excluding association sales.

W. C. Hanna Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association Loose Leaf House Hanna Association

Treat 'Em Square Agent in Kentucky Magazine Trade

Albert Hedges, a former service man, acts as agent in the county for the magazine Treat 'Em Square under manager R. B. Lovell for Kentucky.

Albert Hedges R. B. Lovell Kentucky

Colored Training School Commencement Program

The Montgomery County Colored Training School schedules events in late May. On Sunday May 21 the baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. McElroy at the Methodist church. Commencement exercises follow Thursday evening May 25 with Prof EB Taylor addressing the class on "Cutting Corners." Under Mrs Catherine Gatewood the school is praised as a leading colored institution in the state.

Montgomery County Colored Training School McElroy Methodist Church EB. S. Taylor Catherine Gatewood

Comfort Bus Line Announces Regular and Special Runs

The Rev Comfort Bus Line notes Mr Rob Noxon remains driver for normal service. A special bus departs Mr Sterling at 615 am and 230 pm, Paris at 730 am and 615 pm with yellow bus advised and cut rate fare until further notice.

Rob Noxon Sterling Paris Rev Comfort Fred Weckesser

Sale of Desirable Farm on Owingsville Pike Next Saturday

Public sale advertisement for the Mose Lewis place on the Owingsville pike will be held next Saturday May 20. The blue grass farm is described as one of the most desirable in the county and suitable for a good farm or home.

Mose Lewis Owingsville Pike

Sunday Specials On Produce And Ford Roadster

Watermelons cantaloupes tomatoes lettuce offered for sale plus a Ford Roadster with a new body and good tires priced at 175 dollars. Contact Mr Sterling at the laundry for details and phone number 15.

Mr. Sterling Laundry

Young Couple Weds in Ashland Ceremony at Five

Miss Estella Jack Sharp married Claude C. Conley of Ashland yesterday afternoon at five. The Rev. E. M. Trimble officiated at his home with families and intimate friends in attendance. The bride, formerly of Williamsburg, has lived with her aunt Mrs. J. C. Bailey in the city. Conley, a rising C. and O. railroad man, plans to make Ashland the couple’s home.

Estella Jack Sharp Claude C. Conley Ashland E. M. Trimble Williamsburg J. C. Bailey Mr. Conley C. & O. Railroad Mrs. Conley

Milk Cows for Sale by T B Hill

Advertisement for milk cows for sale with reasonable prices. Owner says cows are good for milk and notes ongoing interest in stock hogs and cattle. Local notice by T B Hill.

T. B. Hill

Acquitted men freed after Cane Creek still case

Ellis Walters and Will Dunn, arrested in Menefee county Friday by Federal Agent R. E. Duff, William Treadway and a posse on charges of operating a still on Cane Creek, were tried before Commissioner W. H. Wood and discharged. Plus a flat for rent with conveniences available at phone 237, listed by Mrs. J. F. Heinrich.

Ellis Walters Will Dunn Menefee County R. E. Duff William Treadway Cane Creek W. H. Wood

Mrs Walter Turner Accepts Collector Post in City

Mrs Walter V Turner has accepted for about a month a position as collector for the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company in this city taking the place of Miss Mattie Gaitskill who is sick at her home on Lexington avenue.

Walter V. Turner Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Mattie Gaitskill Lexington Avenue

Buick for Sale Five-Passenger Touring Car Ad

Five passenger Buick touring car for sale in good running order. Comes with two cord tires plus one extra tire and a new battery. Asking price three hundred dollars. Mt. Sterling Laundry, phone 15.

Mt. Sterling

Kentucky Baptist Women Report Missions Support Total

Delegates from Kentucky at the Baptist Women’s Missionary Union meeting in Jacksonville report $924,617 given toward the $75,000,000 home and international mission fund over three years. They note 56 new women's groups, 99 new youth organizations, 339 mission study classes with 1,484 seals awarded, and supplies valued at $2,197.89 sent to Stout Memorial Hospital in China.

Kentucky Baptist Women’s Missionary Union Jacksonville Fla C. W. Elsey Williamsburg Kentucky Union A. T. Robertson Louisville B. G. Rees Mary E. Davis Stout Memorial Hospital China

Lexington judges unite to challenge state tax commission

Seven central Kentucky county judges including Doak of Fayette gather in Lexington to oppose the state tax commission. They vow to curb alleged arbitrary increases and resist orders to raise county valuations. at least fifteen more judges plan to join within ten days.

State Tax Commission Doak Lexington Fayette Kentucky Tax Commission Commission E. H. Doak J. D. Goodloe Madison County J. B. Ward Scott County R. S. Scobee

Opinion on Curbing Increasing and Arbitrary Commission

The text reflects a collective opinion that the public interest requires taking steps to curb, if possible, the rising and arbitrary commissions. It emphasizes public welfare and the need for measures to restrain such practices among those holding power.

State Tax Commission

Treadway Bros Market Offers Fresh Produce and Meats

Treadway Bros proclaims they are doing business with three beef carcasses killed in three days. They emphasize selling only top corn fed beeves and hogs with fresh fruits vegetables and groceries. They promise quick turnover and small margins.

Money Illegally Spent By School Boards Colvin Says

Superintendent George Colvin says county board offices under the department of education revealed improper spending. He cites Section 5 of the county board law granting control of school property and funds and requiring board approval for all payments. He urges strict compliance to protect children and taxpayers.

Colvin Department of Education George Colvin County Boards of Education

Farm Help Wanted and Local Auto Purchases in Indiana

Wanted man to work on a Indiana farm for wages or share of crop. Ayres Co reports Harry Morris bought a Dodge touring car from J. D. Wreen Auto Co. and J. T. Richardson of Bath County purchased a roadster.

Indiana Ayres Co Harry Morris J. D. Wreen Auto Company J. T. Richardson Bath County

Pocketbook Lost Shown In Office Window Display

A small pocketbook with some pennies inside is reported lost and is currently in the show window of this office for return.

New Tomatoes Beans Peas and Beets at Vanarsdell’s

Fresh harvest arrives at Vanarsdell’s with new tomatoes beans peas and beets available for shoppers seeking garden produce and seasonal produce items.

Two motorists injure woman on Paris pike

Mrs Will Ed Jones and Mrs Wilmot Prewitt were in a car that lost control and struck a fence on the Paris pike. Mrs Jones, sitting on the bank with Prewitt’s young son, was knocked down by two speeding men said to be under whisky influence from North Middletown. The child escaped unharmed. The men sped away without aid.

Wilmot Prewitt Paris Pike

Fire destroys Olympia store and stock in late Tuesday blaze

The large store building at Olympia owned by P. P. Richardson and $10 000 worth of merchandise owned by O S Frazier, with the building leased, were totally destroyed by fire at about 1130 Tuesday night. The fire origin is unknown and the loss is partially insured.

Olympia P. P. Richardson O. S. Frazier

Ayres & Co Specials Bring Fresh Fruits to Town

Ayres & Co offers home grown strawberries along with apples oranges grapefruit and lemons raspberries and cherries. Shoppers are assured best quality at the lowest prices this Friday Saturday and Monday.

Escape from Paris jail rattles Wolfe county trial suspects

Chief of Police Tipton was notified last night of the escape of two prisoners Willis and Taylor Centers from the Paris jail. They reportedly attacked the jailer, took his keys and weapons, locked him in, and escaped. They faced trial for horse stealing in Wolfe county. New potatoes, peas, beets and beans at Vanarsdell's.

Tipton Willis Taylor Paris Wolfe County

For Sale Blacksmith Shop Building on East Main Street

Trimble Bros advertise a for sale blacksmith shop building located on the south side of East Main street. The notice notes property details and sale intention in a concise classified item.

East Main Street Trimble Bros

Country Woman's Club holds final meeting of year

The Country Woman's Club met in its rooms for the last meeting of the year. Hostesses were Mrs. Lela Gillaspie Mrs. SB Hall Mrs. Ed Heaton and Mrs. Will Highland. New officers elected for September include Mrs. Will Ed Jones president Mrs. John Storer vice president Miss Georgia Sledd treasurer Mrs. J. M. Anderson recording secretary Miss Lela Farris corresponding secretary. Cat's sleep is feigned slumber noted in passing. See The Advocate for printing.

Country Woman's Club Lela Gillaspie

Paris To Play Here Sunday At Fair Grounds Park

Paris will be the attraction at Fair Grounds Park Sunday afternoon. The local team has been strengthened in recent weeks and hopes to break its losing streak. A strong lineup will face Paris as Manager Ellis aims to topple Bourbon County. The local club plays Lexington this afternoon.

Paris Fair Grounds Park Ellis Bourbon County Lexington

Public sale of Sampson Tractor in Mt Sterling Kentucky

The Chenault and Orear firm will sell at public auction on May 23 1922 at about 2 pm in front of the court house Mt Sterling Kentucky the Sampson Tractor owned by Chiles Henry to satisfy storage and repair charges of 193 50 under Kentucky Statutes. The sale is on credit for three months with a note or cash option.

Court House Mt. Sterling Kentucky Sampson Chiles Henry C. C. Chenault Lee Orear Chenault & Orear

Alumni Banquet Hosted At Mrs Cord Home

The County High School alumni banquet will be held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. W. H. Cord. About sixty guests are expected and the meal will be served by the ladies of the W. C. T. U.

County High School W. H. Cord

Specials for Saturday at McGuire Bros Bank Street

Special sale items listed with prices including 100 pounds eastern cane sugar 10¢ alarm clocks 1.00 talcum powder 0.19 and 0.25 cans of salmon corn bacon and other groceries. The ad promotes visible bargains and invites customers to compare before buying.

Rome McGuire Bros Bank Street

Reis Buys Fine New Bungalow on Samuels Avenue

Howard Reis purchased from Victor K. Williams a modern new bungalow on Samuels avenue. The price was private. Upon completion, Mr. Reis and his wife will move in. The home is described as one of the prettiest and most convenient in the city.

Howard Reis Victor K. Williams Samuels Avenue

Pumps and Ox Fords Bargains From R E Punch Co

One lot of children pumps and ox fords offered at 75 cents per pair. R E Punch Co Inc sells assorted odds and ends from stock.

R. E. Punch Co., Inc

Winchester Pike Reconstruction Contract Signed

The contract for reconstructing the Winchester pike in Montgomery County has been signed. Work will begin immediately and is to be completed by December 31.

Winchester Pike Montgomery County

Pedigreed Rip-Rap Pointer Puppies For Sale

Dog for sale by R. D. Shrout litter of rip rap pointer puppies. Call 648 Mt. Sterling for details and pricing.

R. D. Shrout Mt. Sterling

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J. F. Heinrich BUICK Baptist Vanarsdell’s Fidelity Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago Edward Morris Packer John T. Nylan Henry R. Taecker E. C. Hart Treadway Bros Vanarsdell's Will ED Jones N. H. Trimble Store Burns The Advocate For Printing A. B. Oldham & Son
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