Editorial explains county government move to commission plan
We thank endorsers of last week’s editorial on county government. Adoption of the plan does not abolish the Magistrate’s office but shifts duties to a three member board and the County Judge. Our stance isn’t a rebuke of Fiscal Court members. elector support is urged in the next county officer election.
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Kentucky
Civil Service Examinations for Clerk Carrier
An exam for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office in this city on October 5 1912. Age 18 to 45. Married women barred unless divorced or separated and supporting themselves. eligible as clerks. Applicants must be physically sound. men at least 5 ft 4 in and 125 lb without outerwear. Apply to Eurord R Boone Secretary Board of Civil Service Examiners Mt Sterling Ky. See Extra Good boys suits Punch Graves Co.
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Eurord R. Boone
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Postoffice
Mt. Sterling
Maine shifts back to Republicans in governor race
Maine returned to the Republican column as Wm. T. Haines defeated F. W. Plaisted for governor. Republicans also regained one or two Congressmen previously lost. Best home killed steaks and roasts at Vanarsdell's.
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Vanarsdell’s
Diamond quality farmer Tom Grubbs dies at 77
On a farm in Montgomery county lived Tom Grubbs who died last Thursday after a long life. A blue grass farmer of means in his later years, he was a man of modesty and character. Col Mott Ayres recalls a valuable citizen of Mt. Sterling and Montgomery county.
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Montgomery County
Tom Grubbs
Grubbs
Leader
Mt. Sterling
Col. Mott Ayres
Fulton Daily Leader
Boarders Wanted at West Main Street Property
Person offers day boarding at the Games property on West Main Street with special lunches on short notice. Contact Mrs. John W. White at phone number 457. Also notes get lunch goods for picnics and outings at Vanarsdell's.
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West Main Street
John W. White
Vanarsdell’s
One Fare Plus Twenty Five Cents Round Trip Rate Named
Tickets on sale September 7 to 14 with final limit September 16. See local agent for full information. J. C. Bram A G P A St Louis Mo.
Mitchell Sullivan Emmett Guilfoile awarded Montgomery county scholarships
Mitchell Sullivan and Emmett Guilfoile received Montgomery County scholarships to State University and have begun their college careers. Fresh oysters are received daily and served in any style by H. M. Ringo.
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Mitchell Sullivan
Emmett Guilfoile
Montgomery County
Bring us your country produce. We will treat you right.
S. E. Kelly & Co. 121f advertises fair handling of country produce with promise of fair treatment and courteous service.
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S. E. Kelly & Co
Notice to taxpayers on due taxes and sale risk
The sheriff announces taxes are due and that unpaid property will be advertised for sale to protect bondsmen. Past practice avoided sale, but now all overdue taxes will trigger public sale notices. Taxpayers urged to settle promptly with Sheriff W. F. Crooks of Montgomery County.
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W. F. Crooks
Montgomery County
Grey coat on Owingsville pike sighted near gate
A grey coat was seen on Owingsville pike between Mose Lewis' gate and the city limits. Return to the office. For meat line inquiries call 100 at Greenwade's.
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Owingsville Pike
Mose Lewis
Greenwade’s
Spring wagon ad and local notices mixed in sale list
A collection of short ads and notices includes a good condition spring wagon, a solid walnut wardrobe, a restaurant reopening, committee service and parade remarks, cakes priced at 10 15 and 20 cents, and New Home Grown corn at Van Arsdell's today.
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S. E. Kelly & Co
Vanarsdell’s
The Physical and Moral Effects of Alcohol
A call to vote Montgomery County dry on September 30 outlines alcohol's harm to health and mind, its impact on work and safety, and the heredity risks. It cites insurers and employers restricting drinkers, urges动 voters to oppose alcohol to curb crime and misery in a local option campaign led by the Montgomery County Local Option League.
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United States
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Local Option League
Prohibition in Kansas Cited as Success by Omaha News
The Omaha News argues Kansas Prohibition lowers crime and illiteracy, boosts bank deposits from 70 million to 190 million, and reduces prison and poorhouse use. It credits ten years of enforcement, noting county opt‑out trends and Montgomery County Local Option League backing.
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Kansas
Omaha News
Montgomery County
Local Option League
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