Portatioce Mt Star second-class mail matter
Assistant MES MART C. ATEES needs entered as the Portatioce xt Mt Star. The fragmentary text notes a mailing designation and class matter related to post office procedures.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1921
Page
4
Assistant MES MART C. ATEES needs entered as the Portatioce xt Mt Star. The fragmentary text notes a mailing designation and class matter related to post office procedures.
In the September 1921 issue of The Black Cat a feature story by Lewis H. Kilpatrick titled Kentucky Vengeance is highlighted. The piece praises Kilpatrick as a master storyteller and notes his residence in Mt. Sterning while urging readers to explore his historic feuds themed tale.
Hos. Joe Bogis of the State Highway Department and Hon. Green Garret of Winchester are credited for securing contracts that graded the road between here and Paris to a 2 standard and ready for travel. Hom. B. G. Kern is praised for rallying support while the trio helped push the project with Montgomery county funds ensuring full value.
Willie Ragan reports funeral of Ben Price in Lexington attended by Thomas Jones and wife. Several locals, including Mrs A B Thomason, Frank Brown, and Mrs Tom Steel, visit Mt Sterling. Trips to Lexington and Danville noted. numerous family visits and illnesses mentioned. Charlie Price family returns from funeral in Lexington after fatal car crash of his father and sister.
Mrs. Helen Hovermale and her sons Marti and John of Frenchburg will spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. Hedges in Clark county. Miss Helen Hedges returns to Millersburg College after summer with her parents. Miss McCray visited Friday night with Mrs James Scott.
The $14 000 Kentucky Futurity at Lexington on Tuesday October 4 draws 35 hopefuls with 12 prior winners in the field. Notables include Walter Sterling Navonian Rose Scott Guardian Trust Bogalusa The Great Veto and Sillader with times from 2 05 12 to 2 07. Drivers listed are Stokes Edman Murphy McMahon Thomas Cox and McDonald.
A solid steel wheel painted green was lost between Olympia Owingsville Mt Sterling North Middletown and Paris Kentucky. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact J W Boyd Cynthiana Ky at The Advocate.
A Kentucky traveler describes a long coastal journey from Buffalo to Toronto by rail and boat, admiring Lake Ontario and the Thousand Islands region. He recalls sights in Toronto, the Toronto steamer trip, and a return through Clayton and Watertown, noting local hospitality, architecture, and roads shaping travel in modernesque fashion. The narrative blends travelogue with personal anecdotes about liquor, trains, and observations of cities and landscapes along the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes routes.
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