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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions a one dollar subscription and a wartime context. No clear event, date, or organization is readable beyond a price reference.
A list of public officials and candidates including secretary clerk and court positions. Names include Rodman Keenan, Matt Cohen, Wm A Young, W. Hamilton, John Blount, A B Piewatt, James Lipron, and others for roles in agriculture judiciary and municipal council. Voters see ward representatives and local office assignments.
An editorial extols Woodrow Wilson as the veritable world’s first citizen praising his intelligence courage patience and patriotism. It lauds his leadership and compliance with Christian values while promising he will prevent bloodshed and carnage whenever possible.
Biographical sketch of W. Taylor French born August 15, 1847 in Green Level Virginia. He lived in Mt Sterling Kentucky, served as Master and officer in Montgomery and Royal Arch chapters and councils, held Grand Warder and Grand Sword Bearer posts, and was president of the Old Masons Home Board since 1901.
The Sedoy or Sedley of Philadelphia will stay at the Brown Proctor Hotel in Winchester Wednesday September 5. He claims the Spermatic Shield cures without surgery and has government documents backing it. Charity demonstrations offered. roe price listed at 15 cents per can.
Far For Safe Farm of 122 acres located 6 miles from Mt. Sterling on Howards Mill turnpike includes a six room residence tobacco barn and other improvements. For particulars apply to J. L. Barry Mt. Sterling Ky R R 4.
Mrs. Dell Cline died at her Bourbon County home last Tuesday after a brief illness. She had been in failing health for some time. A beloved Christian Church member, she was sister to A. M. Cline of this city. Funeral services were held at the residence and burial followed in Paris Cemetery.
A brief local item notes Caen ion jars and caps available at Vanarsdall’s store, indicating stock or sales at the retailer.
Messrs. Sam Holland and Robt Cravens have rented the Cockrell building on East Main Street and will open a soft drink stand and restaurant.
A new Banitary Wet Market features youth swage mates and fresh supplies, promising modern safety standards. Organizers call for community attendance and outline rapid entry protocols and vendor rotations to keep traffic flowing.
A notable event highlights Emerdiil, a fine stallion, earning top honors near Wr. Rey Moss at the Greenbriar stock farm. The writer notes the horse’s exceptional performance, claiming it the best single show of its kind in Illinois, with both showcases featuring five sirntell horses.
Peerless Exchange will open Saturday to offer home made pies cakes and candies crafted by young ladies. We wish these entrepreneurs success in their undertaking.
William 1 58, the new champion pacing king and holder of multiple world records for three and four year olds, will attempt to surpass Dan Patch’s 1 55% during the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting at Lexington October 4 to 16.
Community crowds at a popular resort enjoyed a festive week with visitors from Wit. Stmiling Paris Lexington Lan caster Cyithima Richmond Winchester and State guests from Howand. Marketing notes list photo goods and prices: cabinets at 140, 20th century photos at 198 per dozen, postcards 9 per dozen, and 25 Ping Pong Bics.
The will of Wits Namme K Hibler was probated in the county court last week. Her entire estate passed to her daughter Mrs. Emilee Hibler Reid.
Notice to taxpayers that city taxes are due and payable at the Tax Collector's office in the City Library. Please call to settle. T H Wilson Tax Collector.
A terse note mentions Price offering sausage at Greenwade’s, highlighting a local food item sale.
Lexington city commissioners pass ordinance for a 350000 bond to extend and improve the sanitary and storm water sewerage system including a modern disposal plant, to be voted on at the November election.
Matinee and night shows at the Paramount Theatre feature Robert Warwick in The Stolen Voice on Thursday September 2. The program promotes a double bill with an afternoon performance and an evening showing.
Agnes Winn the Peter Montgomery filly owned by Mr. A B Setters won a nice race at Corridan Indiana last week. Mr Setsers pacer Royal Armour was ill and could not start. He plans to start Peter Patchen Agnes Winn and Royal Armour at Salem the week of September 13. Everything good to eat at The Peerless Exchange Saturday and after.
Reunion of Gen John H. Morgan’s men scheduled for September 7 to 9 at Olympian Springs. Earlier dates were postponed to allow Gen Basil W. Duke to attend.
Help wanted ad seeks two young men to learn the insurance business. Contact N. B. Hedges at Box 348 Winchester Kentucky or call phone 46, with Ringo's Cafe as the gathering spot for oysters.
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