City Council Adopts Parking Ordinance And Rates Change
City Council met in regular session led by Mayor McKee. Building permits were granted including one for W. O. Back. W. T. Highland was elected chairman. Thomas Hitch joined the police force. An ordinance restricts street parking and allows no parking signs. Kentucky Utilities asks to raise water rates 50 percent. a 25 percent increase with 10 cents per 1000 gallons was vetoed by the Mayor.
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Regi
McKee
W. O
W. T. Highland
Irman
W. C. Clay
Thomas Hitch
Matthew Hunt
Board of Council
L. M. McClellan
Louisville
Kentucky Utilities Company
Gift idea from McGuire fee queensware line
Husbands are advised to visit McGuire fee for decorated queensware as a thoughtful birthday or anniversary present. The ad highlights handsome designs and reasonable prices to entice buyers.
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McGuire Fee
Enamel Wares at McGuire Brothers
Enamel kitchen wares are available at McGuire Brothers. The ad notes a selection of enamelware pieces suitable for household use and cooking needs.
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McGuire Brothers
Commercial Club Entertained by Sentinel-Democrat
The Commercial Club was hosted by the Sentinel-Democrat for its bi monthly meeting with a luncheon at i shop on Broadway. Mrs G B Senff and others assisted with the meal served in the printing room before a business session led by W Hoffman Wood and D B Garrison from Washington.
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Commercial Club
The
Sentinel-Democrat
I Shop
Broadway
G. B. Senff
Ratliff Lane
Oliver Howell
Sam Carrington
E. R. Prewitt
W. Hoffman Wood
D. B. Garrison
Washington
Old Kentucky Home Sold for Fifty Thousand Dollars
The Old Kentucky Home Commission authorized Arch H. Pulliam to accept 50 000 dollars for the historic Bardstown property where Stephen Foster wrote My Old Kentucky Home. The state will take the house furniture and 235 acres, with plans for the next Legislature to appropriate funds to gain possession. Other commission members include Judge Robert W. Bingham Col A T Hart Louis ville Harry Giovanelli and Mrs Clement French.
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Old Kentucky Home Commission
General Assembly
Bardstown
Stephen Collins Foster
Old Kentucky
Arch H. Pulliam
Commonwealth
Mr. Pulliam
Robert W. Bingham
A. T. Hart
Louisville
Harry Giovanelli
Lexington
Clement French
Maysville
Meeting on plans for Older Boys Y M C A at church
Field secretary L F Zerfess of Lexington visits to address a church meeting at First Baptist tonight. Plans discussed for the Older Boys Conference to likely be held in December.
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First Baptist Church
Older Boys, Conference
L. F. Zerféss
Lexington
Best and biggest line of overcoats in Mt Sterling
The Walsh Co presents a wide range of overcoats in Mt Sterling featuring large selections for all tastes and budgets. Shoppers can compare styles and prices and find durable coats for winter wear at this local outlet.
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Mt. Sterling
Walsh Co
Arion Guy Wins Kentucky Futurity at Lexington Track
Arion Guy owned by C. C. Lloyd and driven by Harry Stokes won the Kentucky Futurity for three year old trotters at Lexington track on Tuesday. The major challenger was A. B. Cox's Sister Berha with Natalia the Great and Voltage each finishing second in one heat.
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Arion Guy
C. C. Lloyd
Harry Stokes
Lexington
A. B. Cox
Berha
Natalia the Great
Voltage
Child Swallows Pin In Local Accident
Anna Katherine Mason, child of Arch and Mrs Mason, swallowed a brass pin yesterday. She was taken to Lexington for an X Ray and is not believed to be in danger. Ball Band Rubber Boots advertised by The Walsh Co.
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Anna Katherine
Arch Mason
Lexington
Mr Sterling Girl Marries Western Man
Miss Aliee Young of this city and Mr Frank M Masden of Kansas City wed at noon in Louisville yesterday. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s brother L Tipton Young home. The bride is Montgomery county’s influential social figure. The groom is a successful businessman. They will reside in Kansas City after a brief bridal trip.
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Aliee Young
Frank M. Masden
Kansas City
Louisville
L. Tipton Young
Maggie Young
Montgomery County
Blue Grass
Blue Grass Will Learn With Interest of Her Marriage. Mr.Masden
Kentucky
Mrs. Masden
Fordson Tractor Demonstration Advise Farmers to Consider
A field visit shows a Fordson tractor preparing a tobacco field and harrowing 25 acres in a day. One man at the wheel can do the work of 12 horses and three men, with lower operating costs and a wide range of tasks from filling silos to pulling stumps. The piece urges readers to inspect the Fordson and its many uses for higher yields.
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Fordson
Census Figures Show Only a Slight Gain
The Mt Sterling and Montgomery county census figures are criticized as incorrect by local residents. Mt Sterling shows a 63 person gain in ten years to 3 995, while Montgomery county drops 623 to 12 245. locals call for an investigation and urge action to verify the counts.
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Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Bath County Circuit Court Opens Fall Term
Bath county held the fall term opening this Monday October 4 with Judge Henry Prewitt presiding. The grand jury includes Thomas Duff Ollie Cassidy Elmer Highly Joe Toy Jr J H Alexander J B Colliver Banks Coyle Richard Garrett Thomas Sorrell Tipp Goldy Freeland Dickens and George Gudgell. The petit jury lists B M Arnold Robert Crouch Isaac Craig E B Hewitt Gay Shrout Ben D Emmons J B Darnell W T Young Walter Thompson William Gaines Ollie Sykes Curran Steele Taylor Doggett Clarence Crouch Emil Rogers and William McCarty.
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Henry Prewitt
Sterling
Bath County
Thomas Duff
Ollie Cassity
Elmer Highly
Joe Toy, Jr
J. H.alexander
J. B. Colliver
Banks Coyle
Richard Garrett
Thomas Sorrell
Tipp Goldy
Freeland Dickens
George Gudgell
Petit Jury
B. M. Arnold
Robert Crouch
Isaac Craig
E. B. Hewitt
Gay Shrout
Ben D. Emmons
J. B. Darnell
W. T. Young
Walter Thompson
William Gaines
Ollie Sykes
Curran Steele
Taylor Doggett
Clarence Crouch
Emil Rogers
William McCarty
Walsh Co Reveals Big Line of Hi Grade Overcoats
The Walsh Company introducess a broad assortment of high grade overcoats featuring refined fabrics and tailored fits. Prices and sizes vary to meet demand from stylish professionals and winter shoppers alike.
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Walsh Co
Resolutions on Death of Mrs Cynthia Ann Reed
The Fanny Powers Circle of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union records grief over the death of Mrs Cynthia Ann Reed of the city on September 25 1920. They recall her cheerful reading, her "I'll do the best I can" spirit, and her work in the book In Royal Service. They praise her charity faith hope and charity and extend sympathy to her family.
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Fanny Powers
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
Cynthia Ann Reed
Women Vote for League of Nations Support
The piece reports a Democratic sentiment showing 628 men and 604 women registered to vote, totaling 1,232 for Democrats, against 370 men and 423 women for Republicans, 793 total, yielding a Democratic majority of 439 and claiming a near ninety percent gain. It frames the motive around League of Nations support and family voting unity.
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League of Nations
Sterling
Mt Sterling Laundry expands to modernized 4730 sq ft space
The Mt. Sterling Laundry Co. will occupy a fall space of 4,730 square feet, allowing machinery installation for family washing. The upgrade aims to modernize operations and position the Mt. Sterling Laundry as one of Kentucky's most complete laundries.
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Mt. Sterling Laundry Co
Kentucky
Mf. Sterling Laundry
Howell Hunt to study pharmacy at University of Louisville
Howell Hunt of this city leaves for Louisville to pursue a course in pharmacy at the University of Louisville. As an ex serviceman he is entitled to government support and has long been connected with the Geiger Drug Company where he is highly regarded by Mr. Sterling.
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Howell Hunt
Louisville
University of Louisville
Hunt
Geiger Drug Company
Mr. Sterling
Brooklyn Wins Third World Series Game at Walsh's
Brooklyn and the Cleveland Indians met in the World Series with Brooklyn taking a 2 to 1 victory to move two games to one in the best of the series. Speaker singled and scored on Wheat's error in the seventh as Brooklyn opened with both runs in the first inning. Smith started for Brooklyn, watched by Caldwell after five first inning hits, while Maisls hurled for Cleveland allowing five hits. Knox Hats at The Walsh Co.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland Indians
Speaker
Smith
Caldwell
Maisls
Cleveland
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Walsh Company
Futurity
Fordson Tractor
Wright
Walsh’s
Bath County Circuit Court
Fanny H. Priest
L. E. Griggs
G. N. Cox
Sarah B. Drake
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
J. & M. Shoes
Nash Price
Nash
Rasan-Gay
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