Good Roads Bond Proposal Gains Support At Winchester Meeting
Montgomery and Clark counties consider a state backed road program with a 25 percent county bond, a 50 percent federal grant, and state 25 percent. Montgom ery urged to issue bonds of about 50 000 for a Mount Sterling Winchester corridor project. Clark County may join. Bath County line option discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Kern
Montgomery County
Winchester
Clark County Court House
H. Green Garrett
Joe Boggs
State Road Department
D. J. Burchett
Charles Strother
Montgomery and Clark
Mt. Sterling-Winchester
Montgomery
Boggs
State Highway Department
Clark County
Coolidge Campaign Stops Draw Big Mt Sterling Crowd
Gov Calvin Coolidge Republican candidate for vice president spoke in Mt Sterling with a large crowd on a Monday court day. He faulted the League of Nations and administration extravagance while trailing Franklin D Roosevelt in debate appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Washington
Ln Mt. Sterling
Table Theatre
Coolidge
Morrow
Job Hedger
New York
John W. Langley
League of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
School Outing at Farmers Farm Hosts Local Children
Mrs. J. W. Prewitt organized a Saturday picnic for the entire school, transporting all students by automobile to Farmers for an all day outing. The day featured games and was greatly enjoyed, leaving a lasting memory for the fortunate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Prewitt
Bond issue gains citizens support in Montgomery county
A group previously opposing the bond now backs the measure praising Commissioner Roy G. Kern for his efforts. The article urges a large margin to cover state aid projects and notes backing from the Chamber of Commerce and proactive residents of Map Sterling and Montgomery County.
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Montgomery County
Cue
Roy G. Kern
Enoug
Chamber of Commerce
Map Sterling
Largest cattle sale of the season dominates Monday market
A record cattle sale drew ten thousand head on Monday, with prices mostly around eight to nine cents per pound. Notable auctions included James Knaper’s 800 pound fat heifer at 12.0 cents and William Wade’s 950 pound steers at 9.5 cents, as traders favored weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Knaper
Shelby Conroy
Same
Sam Keaton
J. G. Moore
William Wade
A. S. Whittaker
George Breaver
Wm. Halsey
J. Hardy
H. Combs
George King
James Wade
Caldwell Wade
Clay Fogg
S. Conroy
M.C. Wilson
G. M. Morgan
James Hill
Notice of dissolution of Standard Torpedo Company in Kentucky
Notice is hereby given that the Standard Torpedo Company Incorp orated of Mt. Sterling Kentucky has dissolved and is closing up its affairs. M B French signed or indicated as part of the dissolution record.
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Standard Torpedo Company, Incorpo
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Pieper Held on $2000 Bond on Embezzlement Charge
H H Pieper former manager of the H H Pieper Co was held to Circuit Court under a 2000 bond after a Saturday county court hearing on charges that he appropriated company funds for personal use Witnesses testified and Pieper denied the charges claiming the company owed him and losses were ordinary business losses He moved from Winchester to this city years ago and helped found the company with Dr Russell Henry of Winchester most stock held by Winchester and Mt Sterling interests A second store was opened at Cynthiana and plans were made for a Hazard location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Clarkiscal Court
Clark County
Capt. C. H. Perry
Boggs
Montgomery
Bath County
Clark
Montgomery County
H. H. Pieper
H.H. Pieper Co
Pieper
Mr. Pieper
Winchester
Kress
H. H
Dramatic Club Plans Debut Evening At High School
The Dramatic Club of the High School Alumni Association stages its first public performance Friday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. Two one act plays are on the bill Joint Owners in Spain by Alice Brown and Food by Cecil de Mille with amateur casts and 25 cent admission. Actors include Marguerite Newmeyer Vivian Alfrey Elizabeth McNamara Frances Henry Elizabeth McCaun Carroll Chenault Lewis Judy. Between plays Gemmill Senff will present a specialty act.
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Dramatic Club
The
High School Alumni Association
Spain
Alice Brown
Cecil de Mille
Marguerite Newmeyer
Vivian Alfrey
Elizabeth McNamara
Frances Henry
Elizabeth McCaun
Carroll Chenault
Lewis Judy
Stephens Property Sold at Public Auction on Holt Avenue
W Hoffman Wood acted as agent in a Saturday auction of Joe W Stephens residence on Holt Avenue. Charles B Hainline bought the property for $7 950 with Colonel William Cravens announcing the sale. Possession is immediate and the Hainlines plan to move next month.
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W. Hoffman Wood
Joe W. Stephens
Holt Avenue
Charles B. Hainline
William Cravens
Cottage Lumber for Sale West Main Street Notice
Cottage back of West Main street home offered for sale and ready for removal. Sale listed under Mrs. W. A. Sutton with instructions to barvsin and tear down structure. Dated 1 21.
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West Main Street
W. A. Sutton
Lost fur neckpiece found on streets
On Sunday night a small Minx fur neckpiece was lost on the streets. The owner may recover it by returning to this office and receiving a reward.
George Rose Trial Underway in Fayette Circuit Court
The jury for the George Rose case charged with killing E. L. March is selected and the trial is before Judge Kerr. Several witnesses have testified and the courtroom has been crowded at each sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rose
E. L. March
Kerr
Fayette
Miss Clay Speaks Before Women’s History Club
Miss Laura Clay of Lexington spoke on Citizenship before the Women’s History Club Friday afternoon. She was introduced by Mrs. George R. Snyder and the event ended with an informal tea hosted by several ladies including Mrs. Alice Perry and Mrs. W. T. Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Clay
Lexington
Women’s History Club
George R. Snyder
D. C. Fox
A. B. Stoops
L. M. Redmond Lures Buyers With Framed Gifts
A newspaper ad notes a big shipment of framed pictures framed mottoes and picture frames at attractive prices. It promotes inexpensive Christmas gifts and urges customers to stock up while the supply lasts, pointing to a window display.
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L. M. Redmond
New Dentist Opens in Masonic Temple Building
Dr. J. E. Goodwin announces permanent relocation to the Masonic Temple Building after purchasing the dental equipment of Dr. S. F. Hamilton. He promises prompt and efficient service for patients in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Hamilton
Masonic Temple
J. E. Goodwin
Pie Supper At Howard’s Mill School Friday Night
A pie supper is scheduled at the Howard’s Mill School this Friday night. The note invites the public to attend. Local residents plan to attend as part of the community event.
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Howard’s Mill
Vice President Marshall Endorses Cox Campaign Speech
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and Reverend E. L. Powell urged election of Cox in Lexington on Monday night. The crowd from across the bluegrass heard appeals to Americanism and the party platform, with Marshall predicting victory for Democratic candidates and a rebirth of law and order worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
E. L. Powell
Lexington
Bluegrass
United States
Mr. Marshall
October Term of Court Adjourned in Montgomery Circuit
The October term of the Montgomery Circuit Court opened with Judge Henry R. Prewitt presiding. The grand jury was selected and the term adjourned until November 3 when jury cases will be heard. All witnesses previously summoned are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Henry R. Prewitt
Luncheon at Hamiltons Draws Notables on Owingsville Pike
One of the season's loveliest autumn luncheons was hosted by Mrs. J. Carroll Hamilton at her country home on the Owingsville pike. A three course lunch followed guests' arrival and bridge games were played later. the guest list included Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs. C. H. Gatewood, Miss Frances Hazelrigg, and many other ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carroll Hamilton
Owingsville Pike
Hamilton
Robert Howell
C. H. Gatewood
Frances Hazelrigg
W. C. Clay
J. Will Clay
Jas. S. Bog
Phrase Ambiguity Highlights Age and Relationship
The remark contrasts a sixteen year old wife with a wife who is sixteen years old, underscoring how word order alters meaning and legal implications in discussions of age and marriage.
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W. L. Byrd
M. B. French
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E. E. Farris
Will Howell
Halley Gillaspie
A. B. Ratliff
Lester Tharp
Frank Boyd
J. P. Highland
S. D. Hall
Sharpsburg
Mary Ratliff
Marshall
Cox
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Gordon Silk
Redfern
Centemeri
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