War News Highlights From Fronts Across Europe and Asia
Latest French government statement notes Amiens re occupation by French forces and German preparations on the Rive Aisne to halt Allied advance. Petrograd reports Russian troops crossing the San River and repelling Austrian attack with many prisoners taken. Copenhagen cites Berlin admitting a decisive Austrian defeat by Russian forces. Twenty five thousand Japanese troops land on Shan Ting Peninsula and move toward Ping Tu near Kian Chau. No reply from Berlin on the arrestation officials. hope remains for informal steps to yield results.
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Amiens
Rive Aisne
Petrograd
San River
Copenhagen
Berlin
Shan Ting
Ping Tu
Kian Chau
China
Special Registration in Mt Sterling for 4 wards
A special registration will be held in Mt Sterling on Saturday September 19 for residents who missed regular registration or moved since then. The event covers the four wards and will take place at the regular voting locations.
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Mt. Sterling
Notice of dissolved partnership settlement request
Having dissolved partnership, Roberts and Ringo request prompt settlement of all accounts.
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Roberts & Ringo
Financier James B Haggin Dies at 92 in Newport
James B Haggin noted financier and turfman died at Villa Rosa Newport R I on Saturday age ninety two. He owned large Kentucky interests including Elmendorf Farms Fayette County a 4500 acre property regarded as among the finest farms.
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James B. Haggin
Villa Rosa
Newport
R. I
Haggin
Kentucky
Elmendorf Farms
Fayette County
Post and Leader Arrive Times Listed for Month
The Louisville Post shows arrivals at 7 15 p m per month while Lexi Leader lists a similar 7 15 p m arrival time, suggesting synchronized post deliveries for the period.
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Louisville Times
Louisville Post
4Oc Lexi Leader
Oulka
Local Option Officers Named by County Board of Election
The County Board of Election Commissioners selected local option officers for the coming elections. In each precinct four officers were named, split evenly between wets and drys, with roles as judges clerks and sheriff. Names listed cover wards one through four and multiple outlying communities.
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County Board of Election Commissioners
H. F. Howell
C. G. Pangburn
Joe M. Henry
Court House
W. W. Wilson
Robin McCarty
Norman Horton
Frank Young
Neal Guilfoile
R. F. Mastin
R. F. Moore
A. B. Pieratt
Harts
R. E. Tipton
L. C. Riddell
Jas. W. White
Jno
C. Trimble
Smithville
Ben Hamilton
Dan Skidmore
M. Gatewood
Isom Osborn
Howard’s Mill
Coleman Reid
R. M. Coons
J. W. Gatewood
M. H. Lewis
Spencer
T. B. Nickell
Wm. Stamper
J. T. Coons
Frank Cockerham
Camargo
Breck Congleton
Campbell Gibson
Dan Welch
Jas
R. Hamilton
Jeffersonville
Jas. Greer
Studio Change In City Firm
Mr. E S Earp sold the Chandler Studio also known as the Bryan Studio to Misses C and L Combs of Morehead who take possession. Earp returns to Winchester to assist his father. He made many friends in the city and they regret his leaving.
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E. S. Earp
Chandler
Bryan
L., Combs
Morehead
Earp
Winchester
City
Roof repairs and shingles touted by Mc Cormick Lumber Co
Leaks in roofs cause expensive property damage and urge to repair now. Contact Mc Cormick Lumber Co for roofing options and installation at Phone 48.
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McCormick Lumber Co
Splendid Young Man James B. Maher Dies at 23
James B. Maher known as Cat dies after months-long illness with tuberculosis. The popular county youth, loved for his jovial disposition, passes after a fever followed by decline. Funeral held at St Patrick's Church with burial in St Thomas Cemetery. Survived by father and four brothers and two sisters.
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James B. Maher
Cat
St. Patrick’s Charsh
Mrs C W Carpenter Dies in Kalamazoo Mich
Word arrives that Mrs. C W Carpenter died at her Kalamazoo home and will be brought to Mt Sterling for interment Thursday at Machpelah cemetery. She lived in Mt Sterling for many years and leaves many friends and relatives in the area.
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C. W. Carpenter
Kalamazoo
Mich
Machpelah Cemetery
Injured In Wreck In Michigan Train Accident
Mr. W. R. Nunnelley of Louisville, formerly of this city, was injured in a Kalamazoo, Michigan train wreck last week. He suffered four broken ribs and other injuries after summering at Bay View for hay fever. He plans to return to Kentucky, and friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
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W. R. Nunnelley
Louisville
Kalamazoo
Mich
Nunnelly
Bay View
Kentucky
Moving Day Residents Relocate on Samuels Avenue and High Street
Mrs. S. S. Priest moved to a home on Samuels Avenue recently purchased from L. C. McCormick. Ewing Flynn couple to move this week to a Samuels Avenue home built by C. P. Pierce. G. B. Senff family relocated to a bungalow on High Street.
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S. S. Priest
Samuels Avenue
L. C. McCormick
McCabe Accepts Position in Louisville
Mr. Chas. McCabe has moved to Louisville to take a new post. The citizenry commends his enterprising character and predicts he will succeed in his new duties.
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Louisville
Dr Roller to Speak on Athletics at Table Opera House
Former DePauw and Pennsylvania football star and noted wrestler and physician Dr Roller will deliver a short talk at the Table Opera house Friday before the planned Roller and Stone match. Manager Wilkerson reports fast ticket sales and a packed house expected.
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Doctor Roller
DePauw
Pennsylvania
Stone
Table Opera House
Roller
Zbyszko
Hackenchmidt
Kavaras
Indianapolis
Newman
Illinois
Wilkerson
Mt. Sterling
Land for sale in Mt. Sterling Kentucky ad
Two well improved parcels totaling 30 and 80 acres adjoin 125 acres unimproved land. Fronting on a public road with good water and fencing on a free mail route. Sold at a bargain with easy terms and possession in 60 days. Write or phone E. H. Moss R. F. D. No. 6 Mt. Sterling Ky. Phone 639 W. 11-tf
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E. H. Moss
Mt. Sterling
Roof repair options with Cormick Lumber Co
Patch the roof or install a new roof with Cormick Lumber Co. Contact at phone 48 for quotes and materials.
Bible Class Visitors to Meet Hazelrigg Group
Richmond Winchester and Paris Bible classes plan a joint visit to Hazelrigg Bible Class in this city. A special train from Winchester arrives about 9 30 a m and will be greeted by Hazelrigg. About 1000 Bible students expected. services at Table Opera House. lunch at Trimble’s Hall hosted by local Christian church women.
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Richmond
Winchester
Paris
Hazelrigg
Sydney
Wilkerson
Table Opera House
Marks Mainleaf Filly At Lexington Track
Mr James R Magowan marked Helen E a yearling filly by Mainleaf at Lexington track in 2 29 with a stiff wind hindering time. Mainleaf a noted trotter with few colts in training, all reported to be performing well. Owned by John White Trimble of this city.
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James R. Magowan
Helen E
Aainleaf
Lexington
Mainleaf
John White Trimble
Maysville Bulletin 1864 issue details
Copy shows The Bulletin number 17 Vol. 3 dated October 13 1864 edited by Ross and Rosser. Paper measures 11 by 15 inches unfolded and 7 1 2 by 11 folded. Contains a Kentucky trade notice offering family groceries under a military order.
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W .H. Garrison
Bulletin
Maysville
Kentucky
Patrick Shannon of Mt Sterling Dies in San Francisco
Patrick Shannon former Mt Sterling city jailer for sixteen years died in San Francisco after a long cancer battle. He was about seventy and left a large western based family of children. A devout Roman Catholic, he built a sizable estate through real estate investments. His wife predeceased him.
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Patrick Shannon
Mt. Sterling
San Francisco
Cal
Shannon
Move to Louisville for Berry Family
Mr W H Berry his wife and two children moved to Louisville last week where Berry has joined a major furnishing house. He previously ran an exclusive shoe store here but ended the business after a fire damaged his stock last spring. We wish them prosperity in their new home.
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W. H. Berry
Louisville
Berry
Students Head Off To Colleges From Mt Sterling High
Miss Stella Stephens and Mr J Courtney Horton, top students from Mt Sterling High School, left Monday to enter Georgetown College. Carrol Kelly John Mec Clure Tom Grubbs and Dillard Turner left early in the week for State University. Robert Nelson and Cecil Skidmore have entered K M I.
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Stella Stephens
Mt. Sterling High School
Georgetown College
J. Courtney Horton
Carrol Kelly
John Mec Clure
Tom Grubbs
Dillard Turner
State University
Robert Nelson
Cecil Skidmore
Millinery Opening This Week by Mrs Henry Greenwade
Mrs Henry Greenwade announces a millinery opening on Wednesday and Thursday inviting the public to view the latest selections from fashion centers. Call to inspect new hats and accessories.
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Henry Greenwade
Ratliff Purchases Corbett Property on Clay Street
Mr Milton Ratliff of Bath county last week bought the Corbett property from the Corbett heirs and will take possession immediately. Welcome to the city.
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Milton Ratliff
Bath County
Corbett
Clay Street
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Greenwade Store
Lexington Herald
Enquirer
Courier-Journal, Inc
Land & Priest Druggists
Mt, Sterling, Kentucky
M. O. Cockrell
A. F. Wyatt
Ben W. Hall
Forrest Lockridge
Levee
E. R. Hall
Sherman Lee
C. B. Hainline
Jas. Anderson
Grassy Lick
Mike Howard
Arch Mason
Robi .Stewart
Wm. Howell
Sideview
B. P. Jeffries
A. H. Olson
Wm. Doane
Rezin Palmeter
Aaron
Wm. Utterback
J. P. Highland
Henry
J. B. Clark
Sells Studio
Chas. McCabe
McCabe
DR. Roller
Brunner
Marks Mainleaf
the Advocate For Printing
J. D
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