Mt Sterling urged to host Ninth District Educationa l Association visitors
City teachers canvass for housing as about six hundred visitors are expected to attend the Ninth District Educational Association in November. Officials estimate at least one thousand dollars daily in local expenditures and urge Mt Sterling residents to open homes, charging reasonable rates and showing Kentucky hospitality.
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Ninth District Educational Association
Mt. Sterling
Louisville
Kentucky
Sustain the President high party lines urged
A newspaper urges readers to support the President and vote the straight Democratic ticket on Tuesday November 3rd to ensure reform and a Democratic Senate behind his program. It notes critics across papers nation wide may disagree yet acknowledge his leadership and calls for loyal county voters to discharge their duty.
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Lincoln
Senate
Kentucky Aims for Confidence Vote Support
Congress hints Kentucky will back the measure and urges Montgomery to fulfill her duties, expressing hope that she will do her part without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kentucky
Old Montgomery
Would be Fatal Mistake
The Glasgow Times argues that Lieutenant Governor Cox drew nearly $5 000 from the state treasury while Governor Willson campaigned nationwide. It labels Willson as a failure, ignorant of public questions, and driven by vanity, warning that electing him to the Senate would be a fatal mistake for Kentucky.
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Cox
Willson
Kentucky
Glasgow Times
ORear Opposes Willson in Gubernatorial Race
Lebanon Enterprise reports Judge E C ORear former Court of Appeals and GOP gubernatorial nominee candidate would oppose Gus Willson. ORear alleges Willson showed disloyalty in the last campaign and has no confidence in him. GOP leaders fear Willson's political maneuvering amid party tensions.
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E. C. O’rear
Court of Appeals
McCreary
Gus Willson
Willson
Gus
Lebanon
Beckham record urged as voters weigh Kentucky election
The argument urges voters to judge by deeds of efficiency and official records. It cites Gov J C W Beckham as worthy of hearty Democratic and progressive citizen support, comparing him with opponent Franklin Favorite and stressing proven public service in Kentucky.
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J. C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
Franklin
Willson Seeks Indiana Help in Senate Bid
Augustus F. E. Willson Republican nominee for Senator appeals to Fairbanks of Indiana for aid in his campaign. The Owensboro Messenger notes the appeal echoes a desperate cry as the struggle continues.
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Augustus FE. Willson
Fairbanks
Indiana
Owensboro Messenger
If you are a Democrat every day in the year
Glasgow Times notes a provocative remark about political identity. The quote argues that voting behavior on November election day defines party loyalty, raising questions about consistency and affiliation. The piece reflects editorial commentary on party labels and civic duty.
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Glasgow Times
Special Registration Days Announced for Absent Voters
Next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday will be special registration days for voters who were sick or out of town and could not register on the regular day.
Homes and Farms for Sale or Rent by J. T. Ricketts & Co
Two residences available including an eight room house with bath and garden and a six room home with a large garden. A four room flat with bath is for rent. Several farms, large and small, are also offered for sale or letting. Contact J. T. Ricketts & Co.
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J. T. Ricketts & Co
Sheriff Howell Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
The popular Sheriff Harry F. Howell underwent an appendectomy last Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lexington and is recovering well. County Attorney Earl W. Senff assists Deputy Sheriffs Montjoy and Cravens with tax collection and office duties during the illness.
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Harry F. Howell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lexington
Howell
Earl W. Senff
Montjoy
Cravens
Osteopathy Office Opens in Jordan Building
Notice states offices opened in the Jordan building over Cooper's billiard parlors for osteopathy practice run by Dr. W. B. Triplett with phone 287. Address 16-21.
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Jordan Building
Cooper's
W. B. Triplett
Vote Democrats for Wilson Policies
A public political notice urges voters to support Democratic nominees, presenting voting for them as support for President Woodrow Wilson's policies. The message frames the election as a choice aligned with his administration and its program.
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Woodrow Wilson
Married in this city Miss Mary Glover and John White unite
Mary E. Glover daughter of the late Edward Glover and Mr John White of the county married Thursday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage by Rev Clyde Darsie. The couple are praised for their fine prospects and worth and their friends extend best wishes.
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Mary E. Glover
Edward Glover
John White
The
Christian Church
Clyde Darsie
For Sale Small Farm Near Sharpsburg Ky 7 Acres
7 acre farm on model road 1% miles from Sharpsburg Kentucky with a 5 bent tobacco barn fruit trees and ample water. Agent J S Sharp lists this property.
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Sharpsburg
J. S. Sharp
Roosevelts Name on War Casualty List Noted
The New York Herald notes the public’s ignorance of Europe’s war causes and flags Theodore Roosevelt as a casualty in spirit, one man already enrolled on the casualty list.
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Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Herald
Crane's Correspondence Cards Featured by Advocate Publishing
A graceful line of Crane's correspondence cards and writing papers arrives through Advocate Publishing Co. The edition highlights elegant stationery suitable for personal and professional use.
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Crane
Advocate Publishing Co
House of Crane’s
Paintsville gets new Steam Laundry owner
John C. Ramey, formerly of this city and son of Martin Ramey, owns Paintsville Steam Laundry which began operation in that little city last week. About a dozen people are employed and the business is said to be doing an excellent business.
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John C. Ramey
Martin Ramey
Paintsville
Ramey
Crecelius Cleared in Secretary of State Salary Case
Secretary of State Dr C F Crecelious was freed on one indictment without jury action. Reported that other cases against him will be dismissed.
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C. F. Crecelium
New Styles Displayed for Correspondence Papers and Cards
A gallery showcases the latest trends in correspondence papers and greeting cards with varied textures, colors, and finishes to suit modern letters and occasions.
A Great President Woodrow Wilson Praised by Nation
The nation expresses strong support for President Wilson as he refuses to abandon the presidency for the Congressional campaign. His steadfast leadership through European war tensions and his Mexican policy amid criticism has earned him wide public esteem and confidence.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Schenectady
Married Tuesday in county farming and Levee merchants families
Miss Georgia Clay Thompson daughter of James Thompson a county farmer and W Frank Riddell a Levee merchant were married Tuesday morning. The couple is popular and has many friends who will be interested in the announcement.
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Georgia Clay Thompson
James Thompson
W. Frank Riddell
Cattle For Sale Near Winchester On Lexington Pike
Seventy five head of 1150 pound feeders offered for sale at the seller’s residence one mile west of Winchester on the Lexington pike. Cattle described as good for growing.
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Lexington Pike
Winchester
Record of a President’s Senate-World Record
The New York World notes the sixty third Congress passed major reforms in tariff and taxation, currency and banking, treaty integrity, anti trust results, and merchant marine restoration. It argues the President bears duties from an international war yet speaks of a session fruitful in permanent, useful legislation.
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Panama Canal
Congress
New York World
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Mt Sterling resident
Mt Sterling resident T Greene of 62 Holt Ave reports kidney trouble with frequent nighttime trips, scanty secretions, sediment, back and side pain. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Duer son's Drug Store, he says results were the best. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells the pills for 50 cents at dealers.
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Mt. Sterling
T. Greene
Holt Ave
Dean
Duerson’s
Mr. Greene
Foster-Milburn Company, Props
Buffalo
N. Y
New Livery Barn Opens in Old Laundry Building
The former laundry near the depot has been converted into a livery stable. Mr. George W. Anderson welcomes friends to visit with a fine assortment of horses and buggies ready for use.
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George W. Anderson
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Crecelius
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Monogram
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
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