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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
4
Advocate Publishing Company announces subscription rate one dollar per year with cash payment required. No announcements printed until payment is received. Post office Mt. Sterling records show second class mail status for the notice.
The editorial argues Democrats should back Mr. Stanley as their nominee after a contested state convention. It credits his fair nomination, urges unity behind the party ticket and platform, and calls for Democrats to mobilize for a large statewide majority in the fall as a sign of national confidence in the era’s leadership.
Fire destroyed a car owned by Mr. Gay Wilson. he was in the vehicle when it caught fire last Thursday night. Contact Ringo's Cafe at phone 46 for oysters.
Mr. J. W. Childers aged 90 and his wife Mrs. Julia Childers aged 80 of Ezel Morgan county visited their son R. A. Childers at Jeffersonville last week. Despite their ages both remain very active and are beloved figures in their county community.
A. Hoffman & Son advertise multiple loan offers on farm and city property with funds available at once or by November 1. Options include $5,000 for three years, $3,000 on farm or city property, $2,500 on farm property, and $1,000 on farm or city property.
A new millinery line debuts with a display of beautiful fall hats and an opening event invitation for Tuesday and Wednesday September 14th and 15th.
The Met hodist Conference meeting at Millersburg last week transferred the pastor who had served in this city to Frankfort. Rev B L Southgate of Lexington has been assigned to this city.
No loan too large with options from $1,060 to $15,000 for five years at five and six percent. Flexible terms include annual or yearly partial payments and the right to pay in hundreds. A. Hoffman & Son advertise loans in Mt Sterling Kentucky with farm and city property eligibility.
Mrs. Mattie Bean Gay aged seventy five wife of D A Gay Clark county citizen died at her Winchester home last week. Funeral and burial were held in Winchester. She was born and raised in the county and is survived by four brothers Asa Will Poyntz and Charles Bean and one sister all of the county. Her husband and two children also survive.
Attention ladies a new line of fall hats will be on display Tuesday and Wednesday September 14 and 15. Vogue hats arrive weekly from New York with the latest millinery creations. Come in and see them. Miss Alta Evans.
Mrs. K. O. Clarke announces sales for Thursday and Friday September ninth and tenth. Pure pork sausage offered at Sanitary Meat Market six miles from Mt. Sterling on the Van Thompson pike. Property includes fifteen acres, seven room house, stock barn and outbuildings with two cisterns and water. Also fruit varieties. Mrs. James Cravens Mt. Sterling addresses R. R. No. 2 contact 559W. Fresh oysters available at The Delicious Cafe. Tin roofing service offered by C. P. Pierce Mt. Sterling Ky phone 706. Tobacco sticks, several thousand for sale. apply to John White Trimble.
The Sick Miss Ole Rogers is improving nicely. Mr. Will Turley remains unchanged. Mrs. Joe Stamper is recovering slowly from neuritis. Miss Mary Apperson improves at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington. Ermine French is rapidly improving. Charlie Anderson, treated for appendicitis in Lexington, is progressing well. Mrs. W. TH. Berry of Louisville, formerly of this city, is considerably better after a critical illness.
Mr. Roy Morris’s fast gelding Gunfire posted 2 12% at Lexington last Friday amid strong work. J Forbes, son of J Forbes, ran a trial in 2 09 14 and looks set for a fine career. Magowan started three yearlings by J Forbes, all trotting under 2:30. E R Little worked Peter Chenault three miles in 2:12 and paid up for the Kentucky Futurity. Montgomery county to have two Futurity entries with Britton Forbes paid up by Magowan.
Invitation to attend a millinery display at Roberts and Mastin store on Tuesday the 15th. Announcement notes new up-to-date fashions and mentions the dining room service open for fall and winter with aste and short orders a specialty at Sanitary Meat Market.
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