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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

4

Mt Sterling candidates announced for city offices in 1911 primary

The city announces Democratic primary candidates for Mt Sterling offices including First Ward James McDonald and G D Sullivan Second Ward J Will Clay H G Enoch Fourth Ward W R McKee C B Stephens Ewing A Flynn for council and H M Ringo for Clerk W C Hamilton for City Attorney J S Turner and R F Mastin for Chief of Police Glenmore C Reid Harrison Kimbrell W Taylor Fitzpatrick for City Assessor with October 6, 1911 primary date.

Sgtt First Ward James McDonald G. D. Sullivan J. Will Clay H. G. Enoch Fourth Ward W. R. McKee C. B. Stephens Ewing A. Flynn H. M. Ringo Mt. Sterling W. C. Hamilton J. S. Turner R. F. Mastin John Gibbons Glenmore C. Reid Harrison Kimbrell W. Taylor Fitzpatrick

Flynn Announces Candidacy for Mt Sterling Fourth Ward Council

E A Flynn, a bookkeeper for McCormick Lumber, announces his Democratic candidacy for Mt Sterling Fourth Ward Council before the October 6 primary. He pledges sobriety, industry, and impartial service to constituents and notes a prior uncredited notice in the Lexington Herald.

Ewing A. Flynn Mt. Sterling Flynn McCormick Lumber Company

Fusion Ticket in Lexington Sparks Local Debate

Commentators mock the Fusion Ticket after a county sample, noting sharp divisions and public curiosity in Lexington. The piece casts doubt on the ticket’s appeal and signals growing interest in the local political maneuver.

City plans for brick street upkeep after completion

With brick streets finished the next priority is to devise a method to keep them clean and well maintained. Local authorities seek ideas or proposals to manage street cleanliness and preservation.

Judge Young Observes Labor Day by Laboring on Lawbreakers

Judge Young spent Labor Day handling a large caseload of lawbreakers. The day featured intensive courtroom work and high turnout as cases moved through the docket in the county courthouse.

R B S Stokley declares candidacy for City Assessor

The notice highlights R B S Stokley as a longtime Standard Oil Company employee and a strong, honest candidate for City Assessor. The endorsement asks Democratic voters to consider his claims and support, with Stokley expressing appreciation for their backing.

Mr. R. 8. Stokley City Mr. Sterling

McCreary Opens Campaign for Governor at Bowling Green

Hon. Jas. B. McCreary launched his bid for Kentucky governor before a large crowd in Bowling Green. He challenged Judge O Rear on Taft administration positions, tariff and farming cost issues, and urged clear stances on key votes. A full transcript will be printed in the next issue.

Jas. B. McCreary O’rear Taft Judge O'Rear Kentucky Senator Bradley Representative Powers Representative Langley Willson Taylor Finley Howard Powers

Nice Compliment for Former Mr Sterling Woman

Betsy Cloud formerly of our town who attended public school organized a Portsmouth playground in New Hampshire this summer. The piece praises her work with children and notes the appreciation of parents and citizens for her leadership, friendliness, and crafts activities.

Betsy Cloud Portsmouth News New Hampshire Miss Cloud Cloud

Gotch Retains World Wrestling Title in Chicago

Frank Gotch defeats Geo Hackenschmidt in straight falls to retain the world championship in Chicago. This marks Gotch’s second consecutive victory over Hackenschmidt.

Chicago Frank Gotch Geo. Hackenschmidt Gotch Hackenschmidt

Bourbon County Fair Opens With Notable Paris Attendance

The Bourbon County Fair is underway in Paris and expected to be one of the best. Everyone is invited to attend the free lecture at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Woodmen hall explaining the origin of the title Woodmen and Why I Am a Woodman with attendees urged to bring friends.

Bourbon County Paris

For Rent Cottage on Holt Avenue

Five room cottage in good repair available for rent. Call or visit to inspect at Holt Avenue. contact Mrs F M Wyatt at phone 437.

Holt Avenue F. M. Wyatt

For Sale 1912 White Automobiles by McKee & Sons

Several second hand 1912 White cars in good as new condition. H. Clay McKee & Sons advertise inventory and pricing for immediate sale.

H. Clay McKee & Sons

Why I Am a Woodman Lecture Invitation

A call to attend a lecture at 7 30 p m Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall Main Street inviting ministers and men to join without waiting for an invitation.

Odd Fellows Hall Main Street

Fall styles Stacy Adams & Co. and Walk Over shoes

Fall fashion features Stacy Adams and Walk Over footwear with Punch and Graves in the lineup. Shoes highlighted for the season include dress styles and casual options from the two brands.

Stacy Adams & Co Punch & Graves

Handsome Mt. Sterling Residence Sold to Triplett

Mr. Gilbert Y. Triplett buys the handsome residence of Mr. W Hoffman Wood on Holt Avenue and will take possession soon. Also mentions Spot Cash Grocery offering 1,500 matches for 5c this week and Fall styles in Xtra Good clothes for boys.

Gilbert Y. Triplett Spot Cash Grocery

Levee Defeats Stanton Twice In Tight Baseball Duels

Levee bested Stanton in two close games last week winning 1 to 0 in the opener and 5 to 4 in the second. Both contests featured sharp pitching and late-inning dramatics as Levee seized the series.

Stanton

Bazaar and Chickens Planned by Baptist Church Ladies

The Baptist Church ladies announce a bazaar in the first week of December. For the nicest chickens on the market, call phone number 2.

Ladies of the Baptist Church

Walsh Bros sale offers boys suits at deep discounts

Great profit sharing sale features boys suits marked down from up to 12.50 to 2.48. Also advertised are household furniture at Mrs F M Wyatt's Holt Avenue residence, fall styles from John B Stetson and Yeoman hats, and Greenwade's home killed meats.

Holt Avenue F. M. Wyatt John B. Stetson

Notice to Contractors for Mt Sterling School Building Bid

Sealed bids for Mt Sterling Ky school building on Maysville street will be received by the Board of Trustees until 10 am Friday September 15 1911. Plans at Mt Sterling board office and Rowe Giannini Lexington architects. Bidder must certify bid with 2 percent check payable to Chas D Grubbs president and enter contract within ten days. Right to reject bids reserved. Extra Fancy Yellow Freestone Peaches two large cans for 25c at Spot Cash Grocery.

Board of Trustees Maysville Street Mt.Sterling Mt. Sterling Messrs. Rowe & Giannini Lexington City National Bank

Profit Sharing Sale No 2 Pants Suits Offer Two Low Prices

Walsh Bros announces Profit Sharing Sale No 2 featuring boys straight knee pants suits with values up to 12.50 in two lots priced at 1.98 and 2.48.

Walsh Bros

Also Mentioned on This Page

Advocate Publishing J. W. Hedden, JR G. Elsenff Eorrors Io Postoffice United States Ollie M. James James B. McCreary Edward J. McCdermott James S. Garnett Henry M. Bosworth Thomas G. Rhea Secretary of State F. Crecelius Supt. of Public Instruction Barksdale Commissioner of Agriculture J. W. Newman Clerk of Court of Appeals Robert L. Greene W. L. Craig Keller Greene City Council Police Randall S. Stokley MR. E. A. Flynn Lexington Herald Stokley Sessor Mr. Stokley Standard Oil Company Bowling Green Greenwade’s Levee Vs. Stanton Harris & Johnson Mt. Sterling, Ky Graser & Humphreys Bath County Owingsville, Ky J. F. Martin Sutton-Eastin Co Gmbalmers Wight The Mt. Sterling National Bank Capital Mt. Sterling National Bank C. B. Patterson
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