Mt Sterling Democratic Primary slate announced for 1911
A Mt Sterling notice lists candidates for the Democratic primary across city offices. J W McDonald G D Sullivan head First Ward. others include J Will Clay H G Enoch W R McKee C B Stephens Ewing A Flynn for council. H M Ringo for City Clerk. W C Hamilton for City Attorney. J S Turner and R F Mastin for Chief of Police. John Gibbons for Chief. Glenmore C Reid Harrison Kimbrell W Taylor Fitzpatrick for City Assessor. Randall S Stokley endorses candidacy and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
G. D. Sullivan
J. Will Clay
H. G. Enoch
W. R. McKee
C. B. Stephens
Ewing A. Flynn
W. C. Hamilton
Mt. Sterling
J. S. Turner
R. F. Mastin
John Gibbons
Glenmore C. Reid
Harrison Kimbrell
W. Taylor Fitzpatrick
Randall S. Stokley
Republican Duplicity in Local Campaign Tactics
A MAJOR PARTY critique accused Republicans of deceitful campaigning. The writer cites Prof. Vinson from Paducah claiming no single campaign book will be printed, only distributed in tailored separate pieces to target different classes. The piece urges Montgomery county campaign efforts and underscores principles over individuals.
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Paducah
Thos. W. Vinson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Montgomery County
Judge O’rear
Lynching fears bring guard to Maysville over Ham case
Lexington National Guard unit ordered to Maysville to protect W T Ham indicted in Mason County Circuit Court for mistreating two girls last July. Ham, 62 and crippled, faced 40 year penitentiary sentence. public threats of lynching prompted military protection after a lengthy concealment and confession process.
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Lexington
Kentucky National Guard
Maysville
W. T. Ham
Mason Circuit
Ham
Mason County
Covington
E. T. Reese
Shannon
Fall Millinery Opening Promises Latest Ladies Head Gear
Mrs. Fannie Wilson Stephenson announces a fall millinery opening on Friday and Saturday September 22 and 23. She invites shoppers to visit her store to see the newest ladies hats and head wear.
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Fannie Wilson Stephenson
Fall stock clearout and new hat arrivals
Local ad announces closing out stock at cost until October 1 by H. W. Senieur. It also promotes new apples for cooking at Vanarsdell's and fall hat styles from Stetson and Youman with Punch Graves nearby.
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H. W. Senieur
Vanarsdell’s
Youman
Punch & Graves
Mee Buys 10 Acres of Corn for 250 Dollars
J W Mee purchased ten acres of corn from Holladay for two hundred fifty dollars. J H Henry and his wife returned from a two weeks visit at Swango Springs and reported a pleasant time.
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J. W. Mee
Mr. Holladay
J. H. Henry
Swango Springs
Local Trading and Church Meeting Run News
Clark McClain sold shoats to James McDonald amid local trade notes. Students paused well digging due to rain and plan to resume after an additional water witch inquiry. Rev. Robert Reynolds of Mt. Sterling leads a protracted barn meeting at Bunkers Hill with growing crowds and baptisms planned next Sunday at 3 30 PM.
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Clark McClain
James McDonald
The
Robert Reynolds
Mt. Sterling
Bunkers Hill
Bro. Reynolds
Tobacco housing attracts attention in farm progress notes
Farmers advance slowly with tobacco housing as Green pastures create modest demand for stock. Local visits include Frank Byrd of Cincinnati and Miss Ethel Reason of Lexington. Families travel between Covington Little Rock and Central America plans. Bridges Bros. Juck Kentucky Wonder wins at the State Fair. An ice cream supper at Springfield delights attendees despite a road accident nearby.
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Bridges Bros
Juck
Kentucky
Church fundraiser totaling 39 dollars for new organ
A large, good natured fundraiser raised 39 dollars for the church. Proceeds will fund a new organ and benefit the congregation.
Local social notes and visits across towns
Mrs Will Ramsey improves nicely. Mrs Hattie Howell visits in Cincinnati. Mary D Mason left Monday for Paris school. A daughter Mabel Lucile born to Mrs T H Carr. Catsey Cartmiff and wife from Carmile visit T J Carr family. Walter Dunn visited brother Rufus Dunn at Middletown. Henry Fielder and wife of Winchester visit here. Tom Hamilton and sister Ena of Stoops visit relatives. John Boaze and wife of Owingsville visit Will Cravens. Mr and Mrs D Lenna of Cincinnati visit Albert Crear. Frances Hamilton of Owingsville visits relatives. Bruce Robbins attending school in Winchester visits his parents. Spring lamb at Greenwade's.
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Bruce Robbins
Winchester
Confederate Soldiers Support McCreary for Governor
Mr. H C Gillaspie reported from Pewee Valley that 244 of 250 veterans at the Home back McCreary for governor after a canvass of local old soldiers. He described the county’s ex soldiers as aging but united in support.
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H. C. Gillaspie
Pewee Valley
McCreary
Woodmen Call for Members to Attend Camp Meetings
Woodmen urged to identify as members in fact or name and attend next Thursday night at the hall to show support for Woodcraft. The appeal emphasizes teamwork, efficiency, and strengthening as men through collective participation in the order’s activities.
Sale Notice of Farm Items and Stock at Auction
At 10 oclock a m I will offer for sale to the highest bidder 25 head yearling steers 3 milk cows and calves 7 fat hogs 3 sows and 24 pigs 1 pair work mules work horses driving mare yearling colt buggy and harness five tons hay ten acres of corn and grazing rights plus other items. Terms under $10 cash day of sale and larger amounts on six month credit with six percent interest and negotiable notes.
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McDonald Chief
First Canadian Woman Breeds Futurity Winner in Harness Racing
Miss Katherine L. Wilks founder of Cruickston Stem Farm near Galt Ontario becomes the first woman to breed a futurity winner in harness racing history. Princess Todd the two year old trotting division winner in the American Horse Breeder futurity marks the first Canadian bred colt to win a futurity in the United States. The Lexington track will showcase improvements including center field landscaping, new boxes along the grandstand, concrete curbing, cooling paddocks, new barns, repairs and fresh paint. Ed A. Tipton new president reports plans for the best meeting in association history with expected large attendance.
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Katherine L. Wilks
Cruickston
Galt
Ont
Princess Todd
United States
Miss Wilks
Wilks
Lexington Trots
Gardner
Ed. A. Tipton
Notable Sire Leads In Breeding Stakes Ad
The article highlights Model 2:10 leading all sizes with thirteen new performers in standard time. Exponent 2:114 by Bingen 2:064 is second, remarkable given his oldest colts are two years old. L. E. Brown of Delavan Illinois owns the greatest young sire overall, with mares booked to Exponent for future matings, aided by aggressive advertising to boost publicity.
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Bingen
L. E. Brown
Delavan
Ill
Brown
All men s oxfords at greatly reduced prices
Advert reads heavily abbreviated sale at J. H. Brunner s Shoe Man with oxfords discounted. A second line invites a home grown watermelon on ice and provides the phone number 100 for Greenwade s.
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J. H. Brunner
Greenwade’s
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Thomas G. Rhea
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J. W. Newman
Clerk of Court of Appeals
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W. L. Craig
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H. M. Ringo
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Stoops
Frank Byrd
Cincinnati
Ethel Reason
Jesse Turner
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Harrison Conn
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Little Rock
Roger Fasett
Lawrence
Mr. Fassett
Central America
Dwight Smathers
Springfield
Cincinnati Veterinary College
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Sutton-Eastin Co. Funeral Directors
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Will Ramsey
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Mary D. Mason
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T. H. Carr
Mabel Lucile
Catsey Cartmiff
Carmile
T. J. Carr
Walter Dunn
Rufus Dunn
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Henry Fielder and Wife
Tom Hamilton
Miss Ena
John Boaze
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Will Cravens
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Albert Crear
Frances Hamilton
Greenwade's
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Howards Mill Pike
Howards Mill
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Mt. Sterling, Ky
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