Loose Leaf Warehouse prepares to open in Mt. Sterling
Local tobacco trade readies for new season as Loose Leaf Warehouse Company completes a modern lighted facility. H W Lockridge named secretary, with Richard Winn and Edward Bogie in the office. W B Greene in charge of scales. crowd of managers and staff listed for Farmers’ House and A. R. Robertson house. Mt. Sterling urges farmers from Montgomery and neighboring counties to bring tobacco to the market for prompt, fair payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
H. W. Lockridge
Richard Winn
Edward Bogie
W. B. Greene
W. W. Eubank, Jr
Green
Hampton Montjoy
James Secobee
W. E. Heaton
W. R. Tipton
Farmers House
Whitehall
R. Adamson
Bray
J. Will Clay
Farmers’ House
Tom Crockett
Sharpsburg
Rex Hall
Courtney Horton
Charles Bristow
Owingsville
Clarence William
A. S. Hart
A. R. Robertson
T.R. Robertson
Wm. Henderson
Montgomery
Let every man who calls himself a Democrat prove it on November 2d
A political exhortation urges all who identify as Democrats to vote on November 2, asserting the test of party loyalty through participation. The call frames the date as crucial to demonstrate party commitment.
Adams faces liquor charge in Jeffersonville area
John M. Adams, former saloon keeper, was tried in county court for possessing liquor to sell in local option territory and fined 100 dollars plus costs with fifty days in jail. The case hinges on evidence from a raid, a receipt of barrels, and a lab analysis showing 4.34 percent alcohol. Adams appeals to the Circuit Court. James Coffee was fined 100 dollars as Adams' agent. The Prater case postponed. Officers vow strict enforcement of the liquor law and sampling for enforcement by County Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Adams
Adams
Jeffersonville
James Coffee
Oscar Prater
Prater
Commonwealth
Senff
Howell
Montjoy
J. O. LaBach
Lexington
Greene
J. C. McNeal
W. O. Pierce
Lexington Brewing Company
LaBach
Collector of Internal Revenue
Prosperity in Town Promoted This Christmas Season
Community message urges residents to shop locally to keep prosperity in the town this holiday season. Local merchants emphasize supporting small businesses and sustaining jobs during Christmas.
Lawyer Judy Arguments Before U S Supreme Court
Attorney John A. Judy returned from Washington where he argued before the Supreme Court of the United States for the State in The Providence Life Insurance Company Vs. State of Kentucky. The case involves back taxes and Judy has led the State through Franklin Circuit Court and the Court of Appeals, drawing high praise for his handling of the matter.
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John A. Judy
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Providence Life Insurance Company
State of Kentucky
Judy
Franklin Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Christmas Ready: Local Ads Urge Home Shopping
Local ads push Christmas preparation with emphasis on staying home for shopping. Readers are urged to explore in-store and mail offers, highlighting seasonal deals and gift ideas.
Sale of trotters brings strong Brook Chenault lineage to Indiana
E R Little sold a 2 year old bay colt Brook Chenault by Silent Brook out of Stella Chenault and two weanlings by Philistine and San Francisco with dams tracing to Geo Gano and Walnut Hall. Buyer Mr Harrison Manis of Elwood Indiana received the lot shipped by express Friday at a cost of 25 dollars versus 70 dollars by freight.
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E. R. Little
Harrison Manis
Elwood
Ind
Brook Chenault
Silent Brook
Stella Chenault
Peter
Donna
Philistine
Geo
Express
Strange
Supreme Court Dismisses Wets Appeals for Lack of Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court dismissed appeals from Scott and other counties, upholding the County Unit Law. Saloon men sought review in a delay tactic, but no federal question was present. The decision aligns with leading legal opinions and notes message about local meat products.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Scott
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
City Urges Citizens to Stop Leaf Burning
A city notice warns residents against burning leaves citing an ordinance. It urges spreading leaves as mulch and states officers will arrest violators if the law is not obeyed.
Wanted 2000 Bushels Potatoes At Fifty Cents
Wanted 2000 bushels of potatoes at 50 cents per bushel. Contact W T Fitzpatrick Jr by phone at number 50.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Charlton Prewitt Dead at Sixteen in Cincinnati Hospital
Charlton Evans Prewitt sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Mark Prewitt died after an operation in a Cincinnati hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at ten A M at the residence with Rev Clyde Darsie officiating and burial in Machpelah cemetery. The Advocate extends sympathy to the bereaved family. Home killed beef pork and veal at Yanarsdell's.
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Charlton Evans Prewitt
Mark Prewitt
Cincinnati
Clyde Darsie
Machpelah
Advocate
Hainline Buys Interest in French Dry Cleaning
Mr. W. M. Hainline buys an interest in the French Dry Cleaning shop owned by Mr. Stanley Henry. Hainline and Henry plan improvements and solicit patronage based on their forthcoming work. See their advertisement in this paper. Try our pork sausage at Sanitary Meat Market, touted as the best ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hainline
Stanley Henry
Messrs
Sanitary Meat Market
Bigstaff Stock Sale Attracts Buyers From Several States
Mr. T. J. Bigstaff will offer for sale today some of the finest bred stock in the United States with buyers expected from several states to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bigstaff
United States
Lost keys found on city streets
A small bunch of keys on a ring were found in a pocketbook on city streets. Finder asked to return them to the Advocate office. Also notices Van Arsdell’s offers fresh oysters daily.
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Advocate Office
Sentiment for Good Roads Leads Montgomery County Unity
The county sees growing support for road improvement as locals donate rock and crushed stone for the Spencer and Levee pikes. County Attorney Senff notes over two thousand dollars in free labor, teams, rock, and gravel this year, signaling progress toward better roads. Miss Marion Dudley White and Garnett Reed Chenault wed at the White home with Rev. Horace W. Kingsbury officiating. The couple plans a brief trip to Louisville and Indianapolis before settling with Mrs. Chenault on the Camargo pike.
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Messrs
Ben F. Perry
R. C. Gatewood
Matt Wells
H. Bruce Duff
J. T. McCormick
J. T. Coons
Spencer Pike
T. J. Douglas
R. R. Whitsitt
Levee Pike
Senff
Montgomery County
Marion Dudley White
Clarence White
Garnett Reed Chenault
Horace W. Kingsbury
Somerset Church
Maysville Pike
Montgomery
Mr. Chenault
Louisville
Indianapolis
Emma Chenault
Camargo Pike
Advocate
Young Couple Married in Winchester Union
Asa Elam and Mattie Mann of this city wed in Winchester on Saturday and plan to live here after a short bridal trip. Elam works at Nelsons Eubank Hardware and is popular with many friends. The bride is described as an attractive young woman.
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Asa Elam
Mattie Mann
Winchester
Elam
Nelson’ & Eubank
Mrs. Hopkins Dead in Cincinnati Hospital
Mrs. Anna Jefferson Sharp Hopkins died at a Cincinnati hospital last Wednesday after weeks of treatment. Daughter of the late Waller Sharp, she was a well known Bath county figure. Survived by two brothers Elgin Sharp and Waller Sharp.
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Anna Jefferson Sharp Hopkins
Cincinnati
Hopkins
Waller Sharp
Bath County
Messrs
Elgin
Chiles Wins Again at Magerston Poultry Show
Chiles and Co. entered 8. C. R. I. Redcock who placed third at the Magerston Maryland Fair, one of the largest U.S. poultry shows with nearly eight thousand birds. Mt. Sterling firm grows as a top breeder of premium poultry. Shelled pecans almonds and walnuts sold at Vanarsdell's.
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Chiles & Co
Magerston
Federals Fall After Late Inning Collapse Against Winchester
Mt Sterling Federals led 5 to 4 through eight innings but gave up three runs in the first half of the ninth. McClelland allowed eighteen strikeouts but took the loss as Winchester defeated the Federals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mt. Sterling Federals
Our Boys
McClelland
Federals
At Home Dr W B Triplett Osteopath
Doctor W B Triplett osteopath lists office in the Jordan Building with residence and office phone numbers 120 and 287 respectively.
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W. B. Triplett
Jordan Building
Engagement Dilemma and Mountain Democrat Race at Prestonsburg
The text contrasts Mr. Morrow fearing to spoil his gloves with breaking his engagement, noting Osley Stanley as a strong candidate. Stanley led with 2,500 supporters to Morrow's 167 at Prestonsburg, giving Stanley a 2,333 vote majority as a starting point. A market note adds new raisins and dates at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morrow
Owsley Stanley
Stanley
Morrow
Prestonsburg
Was Bred in Montgomery Stallion Triumph at Fairs
Easter Cloud, shown by H. C. Barham of Tennessee, won the $2,000 Kentucky State Fair stake and the $3,000 St Louis stake. Bred by John Boardman of Mt. Sterling and his Carlisle partner, the horse’s pedigree shows McDonald Chief and Red Cloud as sires from Montgomery County, owned by Wyatt Bros.
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Easter Cloud
H. C. Barham
Tennessee
St. Louis
John Boardman
Mt. Sterling
Carlisle
McDonald Chief
Red Cloud
Montgomery County
Wyatt Bros
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Geiger Pharmacy
MT. Sterling, KY
MO. M. Adams
A. O. Stanley
Hindman and
Hazard
Frank Hopkins
U. S. Supreme Court
Charlie Chaplin
Marie Dressler
Diamond From
The
Sky
NIGT
Icrers
TABE
Neal
NAVY
Spit Ball
Sadie
Charlton Prewitt
Home
Yanarsdell’s
Bigstaff Stock Sale
Vanarsdell’s
Garnett Reed
Chenault
Mrs. Hopkins
Chiles
Land & Priest
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