City officials tour Kentucky Utilities filter plant
The City Council and many citizens toured the Slate Creek Power House and Filter Plant. George B. Kirkman demonstrated the filter with W. P. Hackett and O. E. Endries assisting. A lunch at Sunny Side followed. officials including Mayor Samuels and city leaders attended. The filter’s performance was praised though state health board results are pending.
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Kentucky Utilities Company
Slate Creek
George B. Kirkman
Roberts Filter Co
Messrs
Harry Reid
W. P. Hackett
L. M. Redmond
O. E. Endries
J. R. Miller
Sanford Jouett
Henry Botts
W. C. Hamilton
H. M. Ringo
John Gibbons
Reynold
J. A. Shirley
P. K. McKenna
C. B. Duerson
C. W. Compton
R. H. Winn
Lewis Apperson
H.C. Mc
Vanarsdell's Sees Fresh Beans Lettuce Radishes Onion Sale
New beans, lettuce, radishes and onions arrive at Vanarsdell's, offering fresh produce for shoppers. Local market note highlights farm produce selection and availability.
Cattle Market Slumps as Grass Shortage Drags Prices
About 1000 head sold in a dull market with grass scarce. Prices ranged from 44 to 54 cents for cows, 6 to 7 cents for bulls, and 6.75 to 7.50 dollars for steers around 900–1000 lbs. Several named buyers from Fayette, Paris, and Lexington purchased cattle and calves, with limited mule trade.
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Geo. Halsey
L. C. Agee
Fayette County
Fitzpatrick
Mat Long
Paris
Lewis
Chas
Rose
Prewitt Vanmeter
Jas. Dunn
Mass Meeting at Presbyterian Church in Mt Sterling
Sunday afternoon a meeting of the Christian women of Mt Sterling was held at the Presbyterian church to improve the city moral condition. Mrs Edward Grubbs of Winchester spoke about motherhood and the good in Winchester. A follow up meeting is planned for next Sunday at 3 80 o clock with expected large attendance.
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Mt. Sterling
Presbyterian Church
Edward Grubbs
Winchester
Kentucky Press Association Meets at Olympian Springs
The Kentucky Press Association gathers at Olympian Springs from June 9 to 13 with an extensive program. Highlights include addresses by Gen. W. B. Haldeman and numerous sessions on journalism topics, advertising, circulation, editorials, and industrial development in Kentucky.
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Kentucky Press Association
Olympian Springs
Kentucky Press
Col
R. J. McBryde
Louisville Times
Kentucky
James Speed
Louisville
Coun
Proposed fifty mile model highway eyed for four counties
A mass meeting spurred plans for a Mt. Sterling to Maysville road linking Montgomery Bath Fleming and Mason counties. The good roads committee reports progress in Washington with Congressman Fields and Senator Bradley in correspondence. A telegram from W O Bradley to H Clay McKee notes a representative of the Agricultural Department will be detailed to inspect the designated road at the earliest date. The project promises major benefit to the four counties.
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Montgomery
Bath
Fleming
Mason
Mt. Sterling
Maysville
Good Roads Committee
Washington
Congressman Fields
H. Clay McKee
W. A. Bradley
Agricultural Department
W. O. Bradley
Local Meeting Agenda Highlights Officers and Business
Final business session covers election of officers unfinished business and new business with adjournment. Louis Landrum Chin Desha Breckinridge J. M. Allen serve on the committee on program.
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Louis Landrum
Chin
Desha Breckinridge
J. M. Allen
Cord Elected Principal of Cynthiana Schools
Prof Robert I. Cord, previously leading Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute and Mt. Sterling High, now Catlettsburg High principal, is chosen as principal of the Cynthiana City Schools for the coming year. He stood out among 38 applicants in a clear compliment to his abilities.
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Robert I. Cord
Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute
Mt. Sterling High School
Catlettsburg
Cynthiana City
Cord
Soloist sought for Montgomery County Fair fund drive
Secretary Wood appeals to county ladies to secure a soloist for the Montgomery County Fair. Many have not shown interest. contributions from 250 to 100 are welcomed this week. Also advertising Greenwade's tender roasts and steaks.
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Wood
Montgomery County
Important Meeting Urges First Baptist Church Members
All members of the First Baptist Church are urged to attend a prayer meeting on Wednesday evening May 21. Important business is to be transacted and it is imperative every member be present.
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First Baptist Church
Surprise wedding in Lexington for Curtis and Elkin
Mr Richard Curtis and Miss Alleen Elkin wed quietly in Lexington Saturday afternoon. Elkin is the daughter of G W Elkin and Curtis is a race horse trainer and driver for Jas R Magowan. The couple returned home Sunday night and plan to start housekeeping soon.
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Richard Curtis
McClure Residence and Lot For Sale in Mt Sterling Ky
Property on W High street Mt Sterling Kentucky includes a new residence with modern conveniences and adjoining vacant lot. Frontage 150 feet and depth about 300 feet. Will sell as a whole or separately. Apply to Robt H Winn or Pierce Winn Trustee.
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Mary A. McClure
W. High Street
Mt. Sterling
H. Winn
Pierce Winn
Boone to Take New Post in Lexington
Daniel Boone, who has worked for S. P. Greenwade for three years, resigned and will on June 1 take a similar role with James T. Looney in Lexington. Boone is described as a splendid young man and expected to do well.
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Danniel Boone
8S. P. Greenwade
James T. Looney
Lexington
Boone
Mrs Whitehead Hosts Elegant Afternoon for Guest
Mrs Whitehead entertained a number of friends Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in honor of her guest Mrs E S Helburn of Middlesboro.
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8. M. Whitehead
E. S. Helburn
Middlesboro
Garden seeds at Vanarsdell's Cabbage and Tomato Plants
Seed sale item lists bulk and packaged garden seeds offered by Vanarsdell at Corbett's Greenhouse. Includes cabbage and tomato plants and a 41-tf reference.
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Vanarsdell’s
Boosters Train From Louisville to Arrive at Mt Sterling Today
The Louisville Business Men's Club will bring a special train to Mt Sterling this afternoon at 2 15 arriving for about two hours. About 150 representatives from Louisville business houses are expected to be on board.
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Louisville Business Men’s Club
Louisville
Choral Club Forms Interest Grows in City
The Choral Club organized in this city held its regular meeting Monday night at the Presbyterian church. Many new members attended and interest in the movement is rising. Prof. Stratton of Frankfort has been engaged to teach the club and is considered thoroughly competent.
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Presbyterian Church
Stratton
Frankfort
Judge J. W. Riley In the City
Judge J. W. Riley of Morehead visited the city on legal business. He has a strong record as Rowan County judge and admirers believe he would win easily if he runs again.
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J. W. Riley
Morehead
Rowan County
New Ford Owners in town
Messrs. H. M. Ringo L. E. Griggs and J. W. Clark have recently bought and received new 1913 Fords. The sales were made through the company's hustling representative Paul Strother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. H. M. Ringo
L. E. Griggs
J. W. Clark
Paul Strother
Grassy Lick Church Hosts Strawberry and Ice Social
The Grassy Lick church will serve strawberries and ices at its church Saturday night May 31. Everyone is invited to attend. For hot months, creams and ices can be ordered from F. G. Morris.
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Ladies of the
F. G. Morris
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Plant
L. G. Agee
Sam Laythram
Sam Cannon
F. Mann
Gentry
Thompson
Olympia
Ed. D. Shinnick
W. B. Haldeman
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D. Shinnick
J. C. Alcock
Ben Cozine
Shelbyville News
Woodson May
Somerset Journal
T. T. Wilson
Cynthiana
J. R. Lemon
Mayfield Messenger
R. R. Perry
Winchester Sun
J. W. Hedden, Jr
D. M. Hutton
Harrodsburg Herald
J. B. Stears
Nicholasville News
T. C. Underwood
Hopkinsville
New Era
J. E. Robinson
Lancaster Record
Round Table
T. L. Briggs
Glasgow Times
John Altmeyer
Maysville Bulletin
R. C. Massick
Jackson Times
Milt F. Conley
Louisa News
R. L. Westover
Williamstown Courier
W. C. Bradley
Hi. Clay McKee
W O. McIntyre
Danville Advocate
R. J. Cord
Greenwade’s
Miss Alleen Elkin
Mrs. Whitehead
Business Men’s Club
Laughlin Vo
Ford
Stertling National Bank
C. B. Patterson
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