Death of Jacob Henry in Minneapolis Auto Crash
Message from Minneapolis reports the death of Jacob Henry aged about 65 formerly of this city. He died in an automobile accident Tuesday and his body was brought here for burial at Machpelah cemetery. He lived in Mt. Sterling for years with Monarch Milling Co and later moved to Minneapolis with his wife to be near son Charles Henry. Relatives reside throughout the area.
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Minneapolis
Jacob Henry
Machpelah
Mr. Henry
Sharpsburg
Mt. Sterling
Monarch Milling Co
Pop Geers Plans Training and Racing for Forbes
Malcolm Forbes owned by James R. Magowan of Mt. Sterling is turned over to E. F. Pop Geers and shipped to Memphis with a string of trotters. Geers will train for next season's campaign and aim at big stakes to set a faster record. The horse has spent two seasons in the stud.
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Malcolm Forbes
James R. Magowan
Mt. Sterling
E. F. (Pop) Geers
Memphis
Next Seaso
Journey of Jesse Hainline Through Civil War Sites
Jesse Hainline writes from Seelbach Hotel Louisville describing travels from Kansas City to Shiloh Battlefield, Lookout Mountain, Mammoth Cave, and Lincoln Farm. He notes Dr. Snyder’s guidance, historic sites visited, and reflections on education and friendship, ending with thanks to the editor.
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Jesse Hainline
Seelbach Hotel
Louisville
Advocate
Mr. Sterling
Shiloh Battlefield
St. Louis
Shiloh
Congress
Shiloh National Military Park
Grant
Buell
W. H. L. Wallace
Peabody
Raith
Johnston
Gladden
Sherman
McClellan
Hurlbut
Prentiss
Wallace
Johnsonville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Eagle Cliff
Dr. Snyder
Lookout Mountain
Umbrella Rock
Point Lookout
Signal Mountain
Nashville
Bowling Green
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Martha Washington
Echo River
Grand Portal
Hutchins
Bishop
Hodgenville
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Farm
Abraham Lincoln
It Can’t Be Done Then It Was Done Says Neal Institute Ads
It cannot be done, the chorus cried, yet pioneers like Fulton Morris Bell Winton Wright Marconi and medical researchers proved otherwise. The Neal Institutes advertise cures for diphtheria and alcoholism, urging readers to investigate and act now at Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus locations.
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Fulton
Morris
Alexander Bell
Alexander Winton
Neal
Thomases
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Neal Institutes
Neal Institute
Crane's New Social Stationery Styles Feature Window Display
A show window showcases Crane's newest social stationery lines with a refined display. An inspection was invited by Advocate Publishing Co. and noted for its tasteful selection.
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Crane
Advocate Publishing Co
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Sloan
Neyeret
F. H. Williams
Augusta
Ruth C. Claypool
Peer Mo
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Dept. B
Philadelphia
Auto
Pop Geers
Forbes
the Advocate For Printing
Sire
Kansas City
Baltimore
Snyder
Davenport
Iowa
Rock Island
Moline
Tri-Cities
St. Louis and Tennessee River Packet Co
Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
Waterloo
Ala
Cairo
Paducdh
Clinton
Savannah
Mr. Cherry
Cherry
Crump
Lew Wallace
Maple Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Main Street
Home
Vanarsdell’s
Mt. Sterling Drug CompAny
Peoria
Chenault
Orear
Albert Bondurant
The
Walsh Co, Bldg
McCormick Lumber Co
Kern
Nat'l Bank
Sterling, Ky
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