Campaign plans for Judge Greene in Jefferson County
Louisville Times reports a meeting of Jefferson County Democrats praising Judge Samuel W. Greene. Gen W B Haldeman says Greene’s record is faithful and capable and outlines a compact, representative campaign organization led by Hardwick Young Page Leathers and others amid strong local enthusiasm.
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Louisville Times
Samuel W. Greene
Jefferson County
Greene
Lucien Greene
Friends
S. W. Greene
Louisville
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company
Gen. W. B. Haldeman
Beckham Overstreet
Gen. Haldeman
Indea Qeaona
Sreene
Judge Greene
Haldeman
Fred W. Hardwick
Walter N. Young
Robert L. Page
John H. Leathers
Surveying services offered in Mt. Sterling Ky by H C Gillaspie
H C Gillaspie announces willingness to perform surveying for Montgomery and nearby counties. He lists reasonable charges and invites calls at his residence on East High Street in Mt. Sterling Kentucky.
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Montgomery
East High Street
Mt. Sterling
Court House
South Bank Street
Henry Clay
Montgomery County
Doan’s Kidney Pills Praised By Mt Sterling Woman
A Mt. Sterling woman Nanie Trimble recalls prior pain and distress from kidney trouble and states Doan’s Kidney Pills gave lasting relief. She first spoke in 1908 and again on January 6, 1917, urging others to use the remedy. 50 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mt. Sterling
Nanie Trimble
Jamison St
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N.Y
Young Couple Married in Cincinnati
A local couple, Alfred P. Jones and Grace P. May, wed in Cincinnati last Wednesday. Jones, a traveling salesman for Enoch Manufacturing, is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones. May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. May, is noted for beauty and popularity. They will honeymoon East then reside here, with congratulations from the Advocate.
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Alfred P. Jones
Bath County
Cincinnati
Mr. Jones
E. E. Jones
Harrison Avenue
Enoch Manufacturing Company
E. B. May
Sharpsburg
Jones
R. E. May
William H Thompson, 78, Montgomery farmer dies
William H. Thompson, 78, a Montgomery county farmer, died after a lingering illness at his home on the Howard's Mill pike near Ewington. Funeral services were held at his residence Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Bruce W. Trimble officiated with burial in Machpelah cemetery. He is survived by his widow and seven children, including Mrs. Lacey Howard, Mrs. Amanda Stevenson, Mrs. Lizzie Combs, and sons Hedges, James, Joe, and Greene Thompson. He was a member of the Christian church.
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William H. Thompson
Montgomery County
Howard's Mill Pike
Ewington
Bruce W. Trimble
Machpelah Cemetery
Thompson
Lacey Howard
Amanda Stevenson
Lizzie Combs
Hedges
James
Joe
Greene Thompson
The
Christian Church
Farmers Travel the Farms This Summer
A humorous note suggests many farms will have summer visitors while an office space remains unavailable. The piece also mentions New York backing Sherman's war definition with enthusiasm and observes saloons closing from 1 to 6 a.m.
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New York
Sherman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proposed as Cure All
A printed U S patent medicine testimonial promises a $100 reward to readers for the claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease foundation and mentions Hall and Co. Toledo as the source.
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Hall
Toledo
SRB «Co
Kaiser’s Dream Folly: A WWI Front Poem by McLachlan
A front line poem by William McLachlan of a Scottish regiment recounts the Kaiser dreaming of death in a coffin guarded by Belgians. In heaven St Peter rejects him and Satan refuses entry, ending with the Kaiser waking in a cold sweat and noting hell is not for him.
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Wilhelm
Instant Action Surprises Many Here
A grocer's story proclaims Adler i ka as a fast relief for stomach trouble and constipation. The testimonial claims one spoonful provides instant action by flushing the entire alimentary tract and preventing appendicitis. The ad mocks price boosters in Carranza dealings.
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Lloyd
Prospects of Army of a Million Men Alter Mexican Pronunciation
A statement notes that the idea of a large army has influenced Mexican speech, changing how the word American is pronounced. The shift reflects attitudes toward the United States and national identity in the public discourse.
Dynasties Face Decline As Brutal History Repeats
A sharp, sardonic note on eras ending in cruelty and fate. The line hints at cyclical violence and the fate of rulers, suggesting the ruin of multiple long-standing powers.
Grubbs Accepted by Officers Reserve Corps
Mr. Thomas D. Grubbs of this city son of Hon. Charles D. Grubbs has been accepted by the Officers Reserve Corps at Indianapolis and is now stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Grubbs has three years military training and is expected to become a capable commanding officer.
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Thomas D. Grubbs
Charles D. Grubbs
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Indianapolis
Ind
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Grubbs
Tf rice is served omit the pota toes says an expert
A terse kitchen quip from an expert declares a refined serving style focusing on rice while omitting potatoes. The remark signals culinary minimalism and attention to staple grains in meal prep.
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Ford
B. Detroit
Strother Motors Co., Agts
H. C. Gillaspie
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
United States Liberty Loan
the Exchange Bank of Kentucky
H. R. Prewitt
B. Frank Perry
John Hf. Blount
WM. H. Thompson
France
William McLachlan
Scotch Highlander
Kaiser Bill
Drea
St. Peter
Kaiser
Gras
Nick
Devil
Carranza
Franklin Circuit Court
M. C. Clay
Insurance Commissioner
Central Life Insurance Company
J. W. Jeffers
J. Malcolm Forbes
MI. Sterling, Ky
J. R. Magowan
Mainsheet
Ashleaf Wilkes
Ashland Wilkes
John White
Sam Hurst
Walnut Hall Farm
Moko
Real Lady
Ferenc
Tenara
Native Belle
Emma Magowan
Ozanum
Transylvania
Ozama
Director
Mary Sprague
Luminator
Governor Sprague
Patchena
Henry Setzer
Mambrino Patchen
Vandalia
Angiola
Baronhurst
Nate. Young, JR
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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