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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
4
For Judge of the Court of Appeals G. C. Turner of Montgomery County and for Congress in the Ninth District W. J. Fields of Carter County are listed as candidates on the ballot.
Citizens in Hardin county push for a November 1914 vote on adopting a commission form of government to replace the fiscal court. The piece argues the current system is wasteful and inefficient, noting roads and public works suffer while commissioners could offer better personnel and business sense. The Courier-Journal endorses moving to a commission model as a sane, practical reform.
Management says starting Monday November 4 the venue offers three reels for five cents and all feature pictures will be four reels for ten cents. First show at seven with three shows nightly. If late, patrons find a large stove and lobby seating. Walsh's corduroys noted.
W H H Miller sold a seventy acre farm near town on Grassy Lick Pike to Robi Howell with possession at once. Price reported at about 145 dollars per acre.
A public notice warns Democrats today, October 30, that supplemental registration ends this day and failing to register means no vote in the fall election. The piece notes the old courthouse wall has been torn down, concrete work finished, and lawn terracing begun to improve the state courthouse grounds.
For rent a five room cottage on Harrison Avenue in a desirable neighborhood. Apply to 1711 Vanarsdell & Co. rie What What Why 7 46.
United Clothing Stores announces large quantity buys allow underselling while Walsh's promotes new sweaters.
The notice asserts no price changes and that all items are sold at the same price. Shoppers are urged it is a square deal at United Clothing Stores, emphasizing uniform pricing across the board.
A petition led by Mayor W A Samuels seeks city funds to lay a six foot concrete pavement around the Court House this year while weather permits. The project will cost several hundred dollars and requires local donations from citizens to ensure success.
In Cincinnati Republicans urge support for President Taft citing home pride and urge voters to back Hon. C. C. Turner for Judge of the Court of Appeals for his superior qualifications.
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