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Mount Sterling Advocate in Mount Sterling, Kentucky
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1917
Page
5
Democratic Ticket Names for County and City Offices
A list of candidates under the Democratic ticket includes Chas. H. Morris for Attorney General George Hon for State Senator T. L. Caudel for State Representative Earl W. Senff for County Judge W. A. Samuels for County Attorney Keller Greene for County Court Clerk John G. Roberts for Sheriff Miss Georgie V. Sledd for Supt of Schools Harry F. Howell for Assessor James M. Greer for Jailer Roy G. Kern for Commissioner 1st Dist Dan Welch for Commissioner 2nd Dist 3rd Dist placeholder Ben R. Turner for Police Judge T. B. Rodman for City Assessor A. R. Robertson Jo Frazer for Councilmen 1st Ward W. B. Robinson W. D. Burns for Councilmen 2nd Ward W. P. Apperson J Wells Wilkerson for Councilmen 4th Ward
Warning to Democrats on Election Tactics and Candidates
A political notice urges Democrats to guard their vote on Tuesday November 6th. It promotes Chas H Morris for Attorney General as unopposed, and George Hon Judge T L Caudel for State Senator against an unfamiliar Republican. It praises Caudel and advises trust in his qualifications for Representative. The county ticket shows opposition only for Assessor Harry F Howell and Jailer, praising Howell’s sheriff record and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Morris
George Hon
T. L. Caudel
Bowling
Caudel
Harry F. Howell
Democratic praise for jailer nominee urges sweeping victory
The letter commends James M. Greer as a sober honest and deserving man with long acquaintance. It warns fellow Democrats to guard against discrediting opponents and to vote for the Democratic ticket at the polls for a sweeping victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Greer
Taik
Democratic Party
Play Well Attended County Fair at Table Opera House
The County Fair presented by the Health and Welfare League entertained a splendid crowd at the Table Opera House Tuesday night. About $150 above expenses was raised for the league. Guest performer Miss Charlotte Mudgette of Petoskey Mich impressed with a sweet voice and notable dancing talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Welfare League
Annie Sara Beck
Ashland
Table Opera House
Charlotte Mudgette
Petoskey, Mich
Nelson H. Trimble
Liberty Bond: diploma in the school of thrift urged
S W Straus of the American Society for Thrift calls Liberty Bond subscriptions the best way to start a thrifty life. Secretary McAdoo asks 10 million Americans to subscribe, with success meaning hundreds of thousands begin saving for old age or hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Thrift
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
McAdoo
Gas Stove for Safe heating offered at Advocate office
Nice gas heating stove in perfect order is offered for sale at the Advocate office. Large enough for half or small stove, it will sell for a good price and is worth the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Office
Food prices defy rise and fall axiom in protest
The Advocate for printing notes a paradox as food prices resist the common expectation of steady declines. The piece highlights rising costs challenging traditional market wisdom and urges scrutiny of price trends.
Patrol vessel fires on Italian submarine hits crew
An American patrol vessel in the war zone fired on an Italian submarine that did not answer signals, killing one officer and one enlisted man. Vice Admiral Sims cabled the Navy Department, and Secretary Daniels sent regrets to the Italian Ministry of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Navy Department
Daniels
Ministry of War
Russia's Claim of Women Soldiers Speed Advantage
The article notes a perceived edge for women troops in Russia due to slower running speeds compared to men, implying a gender-based pace difference affecting military assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Playing Politics in Harlan County Clash
Union labor leaders representing Harlan county coal miners tell Gov. Stanley the miners clash with county authorities stems from politics not strike trouble. They allege defeated Republican primary officials are using violence to drive union men from the county and keep them from voting in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan County
Stanley
Greece Prepares Large Army with Allied Aid
Dispatches from the Athens Foreign Office in Washington indicate Greece is near readiness to field a large effective army to cooperate with the Allies. Shortages of equipment are being remedied with Allied assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Athens
Washington
Local Moves Reported Across Town Residences
Mr and Mrs J Courtney Horton relocate from the ice property on Samuels avenue to the Gay residence on Sycamore street formerly occupied by Mr J W Hedden Jr who has moved to the Beall property on High street. Mr and Mrs Perry Flora move from Sycamore street to the Bigstaff property on Bigstaff court. Mr and Mrs John M Gatewood move from the Bigstaff property to the residence they recently bought at the corner of High street and Harrison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Courtney Horton
Ice
Samuels Avenue
Sycamore Street
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Beall
High Street
Perry Flora
Bigstaff
Bigstaff Court
John M. Gatewood
Harrison Avenue
Cream Station Opens at Bank and Locusts Streets
The Fox River Butter Co of Cincinnati has rented the corner building at Bank and Locusts streets and opened a new cream station. W. EB. May serves as local manager for the enterprise, now the second such station in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River Butter Co
Cincinnati
Bank and Locusts Streets
W. EB. May
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sosallquey
BS Sauer
Rittrons
Mt. Sterling
Democratic
Oldham County
Clark County
Menefee County
Earl W. Senff
W. A. Samuels
Keller Greene
John G. Roberts
Georgie V. Sledd
1St Dist
Roy G. Kern
2Nd Dist
Dan Welch
3Rd Dist
Hart
W. Reid McKee
Ben R. Turner
T. B. Rodman
A. R. Robertson JO
W. B. Robinson
W. D. Burns
W. P. Apperson
J. Wells Wilkerson
The
Rogers Concorporat
the Advocate For Printing
W. A. Sutton & Son
MT. Sterling, KY
Tress
Marx
Earl & Wilson
Graves & CO Bigin
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