Grand Master Willard U Carr Elected For Incoming Year
Grand Master Willard U Carr of Ashland and a member of Lodge No 32 in this city was elected grand master for the coming year. Carr, a popular conductor on the CO and O R R, runs the Washington to Ashland passenger train. He moved his membership here after attending Watson Lodge meetings weekly. Carr and Fred W Bassett presented Watson Lodge at the meeting. The next grand lodge session will be held in Paducah, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Willard U. R
Ashland
Tn Lodge
Ing
Carr
Ington
Atson Lodge
Capt
Fred W. Bassett
Watson Lodge
Paducah
Surrey and Horse Lead An Extra Cod Family Horse
Mrs J M Biggstaff oversees a quirky story featuring a Surrey and a horse, with 142 percent mentioned as part of a peculiar rural note. The item reads as a light local curiosity or column blurb.
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Surrey
J. M. Biggstaff
New Picture Show to Open in Sutton and Cockrell Building
Otto and Fred Dietz rent the Sutton and Cockrell Building, formerly the Advocate Publishing Co., plan extensive improvements and a moving picture show. They have contracted for Florence Anderson films and expect a new company to be ready soon with an opening announcement to follow. Also note a sale advertisement on another page offering a fine pony for children.
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Messrs
Otto
Fred Dietz
Sutton & Cockrell
Advocate Publishing Co
Florence Anderson Pictures
Appointed Deputy Fire Marshal Named in State
Mr. RB P. Thomas, son in law of M C Clay State Insurance Commissioner, is appointed Deputy State Fire Marshal under State Fire Marshal Bosworth. He will inspect buildings statewide and report incendiary origin tires. Local friends welcome the new position. Home made sausage at Vanarsdell's.
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RB. P. Thomas
M. C. Clay
Bosworth
Thomas
R C Reeves Resigns to Join Adams Express as Messenger
Reeves, longtime stenographer and clerk at the McBrayer distillery, resigns and joins Adams Express Company as messenger on the Ashland to Lexington line. He succeeds Barrett Paxton, promoted in rail service, to a through train messenger. A second item notes a house and lot sale at Coyle’s on October 21 1912.
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R. C. Reeves
Coyle
Local horses show in Lexington meets
In the 2:12 class trotting Peter Mc Cormick, formerly owned by Ricketts and McCormick, of this city, finished 4 4 3 with best time 2 084. Lucille Brooks, owned by J R Magowan, of this city, finished 4 2 2 in the 2:15 class pacing with best time 2 104.
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Lexington
Peter McCormick
Ricketts & McCormick
Lucille Brooks
J. R. Magowan
Eight Bath county miners held on charges after arrest
Sheriff Seth Botts and Deputy Cole Barnes with guards brought eight Rose Run Iron Works miners from Owingsville to city jail for safe keeping after disturbances. The men Sam Traylor John Goodpaster Roe Purvis Tom Purvis Len Collins Tom Collins Tom White and Owen Withrow face charges of shooting at and banding together to injure persons and property. Bail set at 2000 dollars with trial scheduled for October 21 after court adjourns to capture more indicted. Large Concord grapes advertised at Vanarsdell's.
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Seth Botts
Cole Barnes
Owingsville
Bath County
Sam Traylor
John Goodpaster
Roe Purvis
Tom Purvis
Len Collins
Tom Collins
Tom White
Owen Withrow
Rose Run Iron Works
Country Farm for Sale Near Mt Sterling
Small country farm about 15 acres with good improvements located three miles from Mt Sterling. Inquiries directed to this office. 15-31.
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Mt. Sterling
Local Men to Open Poultry House in Owingsville
Messrs. G. D. Sullivan and Thomas Heinrich of this city form a partnership to open a poultry house and produce plant in Owingsville. Erection will begin immediately. They plan to establish several plants across Eastern Kentucky, aiming for success through popularity and experience.
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Owingsville
Messrs
G. D. Sullivan
Thomas Heinrich
Kentucky
Strongest Line of Boys' Suits in Mt Sterling Shown
Punch Graves Co invites shoppers to view their new boys' suits claiming the collection is the strongest yet for Mt Sterling. The firm urges a personal look to be convinced of the claim.
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Mt. Sterling
Punch, Graves & Co
Brunner the Shoe Man Shines in Local Ad Scene
The Houn Dawg feature spotlights Altf J. H. Brunner known as The Shoe Man with a prominent local presence in footwear retail. Brunner’s ads emphasize value, service, and neighborhood accessibility.
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Houn Dawg
Altf
J. H. Brunner
Shoe Man
Larger Quarters for Pantorium Owner
Mr Paul Weckesser proprietor of the Pantorium has rented two rooms in the Jordan building to better handle his expanding dry cleaning business.
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Paul Weckesser
Jordan Building
Fatal stabbing after craps game near Coal Road trestle
Sunday evening in a rural area just outside city limits Henry Wheatly stabbed Sweet Howard seven times over a dispute from a craps game. Wheatly was also cut and taken into custody by Policeman Tipton. Howard is not expected to live. Both men are described as colored.
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Sweet Howard
Henry Wheatly
Coal Road
Wheatly
Tipton
Howard
Special two day sale at The Fair
Special price event on Saturday October 19 and Monday court day offers men's heavy fleeced shirts and pants in all sizes at 36 cents each and ladies vests and pants in bleached and unbleached at 20 cents each.
Pete Hall Dies After Wood Alcohol Drinking
Pete Hall a machinist at Sterling Bottling Works committed death by own action by drinking wood alcohol. He was found moaning at 8 o clock and died within minutes before help arrived. Ill health is suspected as the motive. Coroner G C Eustin authorized burial preparations.
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Pete” Hall
Sterling Bottling Works Co
G. C. Eustin
United Clothing Stores Ad Promotes Fignous Candy
Daily Miss Holliday's Fignous candy advertised at F.G. Morris'. Buying in large quantities for all stores allows low prices. Try us next time at United Clothing Stores.
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United Clothing Stores
Arbor Day Proclamation Sets Nov 18 for Tree Planting
Governor McCreary proclaims Wednesday November 18 as Arbor Day urging public tree planting. County trees will be planted on the Capitol grounds at Frankfort to honor the effort and highlight benefits seen in other states.
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McCreary
Frankfort
New Picture Machine Installed at Tabb Theatre
The Tabb Theatre management has installed a new moving picture machine, creating two modern machines in operation with uninterrupted film showings. The note invites patrons to see extra good pants at $2.50 from United Clothing Stores.
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Tabb Theatre
Tabbe
United Clothing Stores
Griggs Buys Desirable Holt Avenue Residence
Mrs L E Griggs reports purchasing B F Chenault's beautiful Holt Avenue home in a prime city location. The sale is described as a desirable property transfer with a reportedly favorable price.
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L. E. Griggs
B. F. Chenault
Holt Avenue
Roosevelt Shot at Speech but Continues to Auditorium
Col. Roosevelt, Bull Moose candidate, was wounded slightly by John Shrank on the way to a speech. The assailant, declared insane in notes found on him, was seized by Henry S. Cochem and jailed as a mob formed around the suspect. Roosevelt proceeded to Chicago after the Milwaukee speech.
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Col. Roosevelt
John Shrank
New York
Henry S. Cochem
Roosevelt
William McKinley
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. McKinley
Japan
Gen. Nogi
United States of America
Innocent Guily
Col
Chicago
Milwaukee
Guthrie's old stand offers clothing hats and furnishings
W P Guthrie maintains a full line of clothing hats and furnishings at his longtime corner location inviting shoppers to browse the latest styles and prices.
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W. P. Guthrie
Eye Removed After Work Accident in Morehead
Mr. James Wall of Morehead lost his right eye when a piece of steel struck it while working around machinery. He was treated by Dr. J. F. Reynolds in this city, and the eye was removed to prevent risk to the remaining eye. Wall, a prominent local businessman, is recovering, with friends expressing regret over the accident.
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James Wall
Morehead
Wall
J. F. Reynolds
Mr. Wall
Death by own action shocks Oklahoma City
News reaches Oklahoma City of Charles G. Glover a prominent businessman and former local figure taking carbolic acid in suicide. He is survived by his wife and several daughters, with friends expressing deep regret over the act and its unknown motive. Funeral arrangements were not yet set, and an upcoming sale of fine ponies was advertised nearby.
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Charles G. Glover
Oklahoma City
Ohkla
Candy and coal ads surface on local page
The note mentions Miss Holliday's candy arriving daily at F. G. Morris'. It invites readers to buy a Star Oak coal heating stove at J. W. Baker's on Main and Bank. It also asks if readers heard that W. P. Guthrie is selling goods at his old corner stand.
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J. W. Baker’s
Bank Streets
W. P. Guthrie
New York and Boston Tie World Series After Game Seven
New York defeated Boston 11 to 3 in game seven, tying the World Series at three wins apiece with one tie. Giants’ hitting highlighted the contest while Wood struggled early for Boston and Marquard earned two wins for New York. Tesreau started Tuesday’s game as the decisive matchup shifts to Boston.
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New York
Boston
Giants
Wood
Marquard
Tesreau
Deals and Dainties at Local Stores
Good Goods and low prices at United Clothing Stores, Home-killed pork and beef at Vanarsdell's.
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United Clothing Stores
Vanarsdell’s
Mrs Hazelrigg Falls Breaks Hip at Home
Mrs J D Hazelrigg 75 years old fell at her Maysville street home Monday morning losing balance and breaking her hip. Doctors say the injury is serious due to her advanced age.
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Maysville Street
J. D. Hazelrigg
Extra Good Clothes for Boys at United Clothing Stores
The advertisement promotes extra good clothes for boys and highlights underwear available at United Clothing Stores with stated prices. It emphasizes value and affordability for children’s apparel.
Billiard Parlor and Bowling Alley Opens in Lexington
Messrs Schafer and Adams lease Trimble's Hell rooms to open a first class billiard parlor and bowling alley tonight. Four alleys and five billiard tables will be ready with a cigar stand to follow. Adams presides over the alleys and Schafer runs the billiard hall.
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Messrs
Best steaks and roasts at Van Arsdell's
Mr H P Reid invites friends to visit him at United Clothing Stores to see the best steaks and roasts available as advertised by Van Arsdell's in a local notice.
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Vanarsdell’s
Mr. H. P. Reid
United Clothing Stores
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willard U. Carr
New Picture Show
Vanarsdell
Bryan & Whitehead
Miss Holliday
F.G. Morris
Arbor Day
New Picture
Crank
United Clothing
Trimble’s Hall
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
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