John T. Woodford
John T. Woodford, 73, longtime resident and Kentucky gentleman, died after weeks of illness. He leaves wife Nannie Chenault and six children, including Thornton, Chenault, William, Catesby, and two daughters in Bourbon and this county. Funeral at Machpelah cemetery conducted by Revs. Clyde Darsie and B W Trimble. he was a Christian Church deacon with a noted Woodford Stage Farm legacy.
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John T. Woodford
Mr. Woodster
Nannie Chenault
Woodford
Mr. Woodford
Kentucky
Thornton
Chenault
William
Richard Winn
County
Catesby
William Gay
Bourbon
Christian Church
Machpelah Cemetery
Clyde Darsie
B. W. Trimble
Montgomery County
H B Ringo Moving To New Store Room
The H B Ringo grocery store moves today from Maysville street to a new store room on West Main street. The space once used by Mr Ringo will be occupied by Richardson Bros wall, who will relocate from East Main street tomorrow.
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H. B. Ringo
Maysville Street
West Main Street
Mr. Ringo
Richardson Bros. . Wall
East Main Street
William Building
Special School Children's Matinee Coburns Minstrels
A special School Children’s matinee features Coburns Minstrels at the Table Friday admission 25 cents.
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Coburn
Express service improvements promised for Mt Sterling
Improvement in service arranged by J. M. Allen representing the American Railway Express comes after a Chamber of Commerce request. A new schedule will allow shipments west on 7 35, 11 50, and 4 35 trains and east on 8 45 and 12 45 trains.
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J. M. Allen
American Railway Express Company
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Allen
Louisville
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Cox to Speak in Louisville October 8
Governor James M. Cox Democratic presidential candidate will speak in Louisville on October 8 with many local party workers expected to attend. He also will address audiences in Elizabethtown and Bowling Green on October 7.
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James M. Cox
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Predicts Cut in Food Cost Prices by Grocers Leader
Sol Westerfeldt president of the Retail Grocers Association predicts a general decline in food prices with eggs and butter excluded from the trend He cites high bank loan interest forcing price cuts to move crops and notes recent 10 cent fall in coffee and cheaper bread expected due to lower flour prices Fruit prices are at a minimum potentially below 1914 levels He says the shift may hurt some producers but will benefit the nation and restore normal conditions
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Sol Westerfeldt
Retail Grocers’Association
Westerfeldt
Death of Mrs. Cynthia Ann Reed, renowned longtime resident
Funeral notices pay tribute to Mrs. Cynthia Ann Reed born in Cabell County Virginia who died after pneumonia at 89. She lived in Mt. Sterling since 1871, was a devout Baptist, mother of five, and wife of Garnett Reed. Funeral was at her home conducted by Rev. R. C. Goldsmith. burial at Machpelah cemetery.
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Cynthia Ann Reed
Garnett Reed
Reegg
Emma Chenault
Jennie Robinson
W. R. Thompson
Nannie Reed
W. W. Reed
Seattle
Washington
Mt. Sterling Church
R. C. Goldsmith
Machpelah Cemetery
Reed
Earth
God
Jesus Christ
Hainline Joins Montgomery National Bank
Jesse Hainline returns from Virginia and accepts a position with Montgomery National Bank. Energetic and popular, he will be a valuable employee and the bank is congratulated on obtaining his services. A white Scotch pup, three months old, is missing. Any information to locate the dog should call phone number 649.
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Jesse Hainline
Virginia
Montgomery National Bank
Hainline
Haggard Acquitted By Clark County Jury
Rodney Haggard is found not guilty by insanity in the Winchester circuit court case charging him with killing Ben Good. The verdict was read Saturday afternoon and he and his wife and child showed emotion in court.
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Rodney Haggard
Ben Good
Winchester
Haggard
Nancy Mullins Haggard
Ella
Minerva Haggard
Gordon Haggard
Good
J. S. Mullins
A Fine Speech By Mrs. Cora Stewart At Courthouse
A large audience of women and men heard Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart at the courthouse last Friday. Her thoughtful and oratorical remarks showed she is well informed on political issues and presented logical convincing arguments persuading women to vote. She plans further speeches in Kentucky ahead of the November election urging all voters to hear her.
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Cora Wilson Stewart
Stewart
Kentucky
Rally Day at Mt Sterling Bible School
Next Sunday Rally Day will be held at the Bible School of the Mt Sterling Christian church. The event aims to have every member present and enroll many new scholars. A program of special interest including the promotion exercises is planned, with big attendance and an outstanding program anticipated.
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Bible School
Mt. Sterling Christian Church
History Club Opens With Flower and Canned Goods Displays
The Woman's History Club holds its opening meeting October 8 at 2 30 in club rooms. Mrs C B Duerson heads the garden department with a display of flowers while Mrs Albert Stofer arranges a canned and preserved goods show. Premiums include 2 for best three-variety flower display and 2 for best canned products. 1 in Hardy Perennial Plants for artistic flower arrangement. A club tea follows. The club plans a two day Thanksgiving gift shop to benefit the local hospital. Also announced is the sale of Mrs Jennie Robinson on West High Street Saturday at 2 30 for a desirable modern home.
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Woman’s History Club
C. B. Duerson
Albert Stofer
Home Economics
Jennie Robinson
West High Street
Timothy Seed Offered At Five Fifty A Bushel
Mt Sterling Com Storage Co operated by S P Greenwade offers 50 bushels of timothy seed with 100 percent germination at five dollars fifty cents per bushel. Phone number provided for inquiry.
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Mt. Sterling Com. & Storage Co
S. P. Greenwade
Prop
Prop. Phong 2
Burley Tobacco Growers Association Urges Members to Attend Lexington Meeting
Notice states chairman T. B. Hill and secretary William Highland were away so no meeting could elect delegates for the Lexington gathering on September 30. Members urged to travel to Lexington Thursday to organize and plan relief for Burley tobacco growers.
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T. B. Hill
William Highland
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers
WM. Highland
Roosevelt to Speak in Mt Sterling Friday Morning
Franklin D. Roosevelt the Democratic candidate for vice president will arrive in Mt. Sterling at 7 40 Friday morning and at 10 o clock deliver an address to Eastern Kentucky voters from the courthouse stand. He remains until 11 55 before departing for Louisville, brief speeches en route. Coburn's Minstrels visit Friday for matinee and night shows drawing many visitors who may stay for the performance.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Mt. Sterling
Louisville
Coburn
Engagement of Kathryn William to Phelps Renick
Paducah based Mr and Mrs James T Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn to Mr Phelps Renick of Winchester The wedding is planned for next month and the couple will reside in Winchester Renick is described as well known and popular in the city the bride is described as a beautiful young woman.
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James T. Williamson
Paducah
Kathryn
Phelps Renick
Winchester
Profiteering Charges Not Pressed in Local Court
United States District Attorney Slattery announced at Covington term that profiteering charges in sugar will not be pressed. Three Lexington cases and one from Mt. Sterling and Cynthiana were on the docket yesterday.
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United States
Slattery
Covington
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Cynthiana
To Winter in Town With Gatewood Family
Mr and Mrs Colonel H Gate wood and their children have leased the upper apartment in the Yeaman home and will spend the winter in town before returning to their country place in spring.
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Colonel H. Gatewood
M. V. P. Yeaman
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Coburn’s
Minstrels
Land & Priest
Ggist
Clark County
Table Theatre
History Club
Timothy
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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