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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

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Hazelrigg Chosen as Montgomery Campaign Chairman

State Chairman Thomas Rhea selects Judge A. A. Hazelrigg to lead the Democrat campaign in Montgomery County. Hazelrigg will form a countywide committee, promote the party ticket, and urge a strong turnout to support Woodrow Wilson’s administration and Kentucky’s two U S Senators in the fall elections.

Thomas Rhea A. A. Hazelrigg Montgomery County Woodrow Wilson United States Kentucky Washington Hazelrigg

Stray Cow and Calf Found Near Stoops

Stray cow and calf found at a residence near Stoops. A large red cow branded on the left hip weighs about 1000 pounds. the calf about 500 pounds. Owner may reclaim by paying for care. E. L. Fassett, Phone 749, Mt. Sterling, Ky.

Stoops E. L. Fassett Phorte Mt. Sterling

Married Here Ed Wilson Weds Ethel Wyatt at Home

Ed L. Wilson and Miss Ethel E. Wyatt were married at the residence of Rev. Clyde Darsie on Wednesday September 23. Wilson is a farmer and son of Daniel L. Wilson, while Wyatt is daughter of William Wyatt of Howard's Mill neighborhood.

Ed. L. Wilson Ethel E. Wyatt Clyde Darsie Mr. Wilson Daniel L. Wilson Miss Wyatt Wm. Wyatt Howard's Mill

Lost blue-branded steer near Stanton Kentucky

A 400 pound yearling steer branded in blue on the head or forehead is lost. The owner may reclaim the steer by proving ownership. Contact G. B. Conlee, Stanton, Kentucky, for details.

G. B. Conlee Stanton, Ky

Mrs Cockrell Fractures Leg After Church Bell Event

Friends mourn as Mrs B F Cockrell falls on church steps and breaks both bones in her right leg below the knee. She was dropped at home where medical aid was summoned. her weakened condition concerns relatives.

B. F. Cockrell Christian Church

New Books for City Library Highlights Diverse Titles

A catalog of forthcoming titles includes They Who Knock at Our Gates by Antin, The Price of Love by Bennett, My Love and I by Brown, Gay Morning by Buck Rose, The Glad by Davis, The Raft by Dawson, The Un Afraid by Ingram, The Salamander by Johnson, Black and White by Melentcheon, Saturday's Child by Norris, You Never Know Your Luck by Parker, No 13 Washington Square by Scott, The Misadventures of Three Good Boys by Shute, Cuddy Yarbrough's Daughter by Silberad, Letters of a Woman Homesteader by Stewart, Maria by Von Hutton, When Thoughts Will Soar by Von Suttner, From an Island Outpost by Waller, and The Eyes of the World by Wright.

Antin Bennett Love Brown Buckrose Andrew the Glad—Davis Dawson Ingram Johnson Melentcheon Norris Parker Washington Square Scott Shute Cuddy Yarbrough Silb

For Sale Finest apples on the market

For sale in public ad form. Apples offered with contact phone number 622. 13-tf

George Mackie Injured in Cincinnati Train Collision

George Mackie and Shelby Baker of Winchester with the Coburn Minstrels were in a crash when a passenger train hit a switch engine in Cincinnati's Big Four yards. Fourteen company members were injured. Mackie sprained his back and may miss performances in Lebanon Ohio. Shelby Baker was uninjured and Mackie returned to Winchester after the accident.

George Mackie Shelby Baker Winchester Coburn Minstrels Big Four Cincinnati Coburn Lebanon Mackie Mr. Mackie Walter Mackie

Montgomery County Goes Dry Monday by Majority of 242

The county vote on prohibition topped 107 counties dry in the state. Wets won three wards Saturday by 291, while the dry majority in Montgomery County stood at 242 on Monday. Officials plan canvassing within three days and certify the result as the statewide wet dry law takes effect after sixty days.

Montgomery County Bell Clark Bourbon Mason Montgomery Shelby Scott Carroll Boone Fayette Anderson Henderson

Mrs. H. T. Wilson Dies in Covington Ky

Relatives were notified of the death of Mrs. H. T. Wilson aged 81 at her Covington Kentucky home. She was a Christian church member valued for her character. The body to be brought here for noon transfer and Machpelah cemetery interment. She leaves three brothers Nat B. Young J W Young and R B Young and numerous relatives.

H. T. Wilson Covington R. B. Young van Dorn Ala

For Sale House and Lot in Best Part of City

For sale a house and lot in the best part of the city. Lot measures 65 by 238 feet with seven rooms and modern improvements. Call phone 4% for details. Dekigt Maes. I1-4t.

Registration Notice for Mt Sterling Democrats

Democrats in Mt Sterling must register next Tuesday October 6 between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. at their usual voting places. Absence due to illness is the only excuse. Register early and aid party workers.

Wilson Mt. Sterling

Brunner Offers Size 2 to 4 Shoes at Special Prices

Brunner stores feature special prices on Women’s Oxfords available in sizes two through four. Deal highlights include limited stock and promotional discounts. Customers encouraged to visit locations for in-store only pricing.

What's Doing At The Tabe Opera House

The article previews Lyman H. Howe cinema shows at the Tabe Opera House on Wednesday featuring Vesuvius runaways, plant growth, bird life, a Venice gondola trip and animat ed cartoons. Coburn's Minstrels visit October 2 with Mr Coburn's strong troupe promising old time minstrel entertainment.

Tabe Opera House Lyman H. Howe Vesuvius Venice Coburn

Auto collision at 1st Street Broadway injures Dr Spratt

Dr and Mrs R L Spratt were in a street car collision on a Louisville street corner last Wednesday. Mrs Spratt escaped uninjured while the doctor suffered bruises though no bones were broken. The automobile sustained considerable damage.

R. L. Spratt 1Sth Street Broadway Louisville

Ninth district race murky as Fields favored to win big

The Louisville Times reports Republican H. G. Ireland of Carter county struggling to energize the Ninth district while Democratic incumbent W. J. Fields is expected to win a third term by about 10 000 votes. Analysts say the party is strong up there and the Bull Moose vote wanes except near Ashland where remnants remain ready to fight.

H. G. Ireland Carter County Congress W. J. Fields Ashland Louisville Times

Rumors and fortunes in Kentucky remarks from the Cynthiana Democrat

The note recounts misperceptions of wealth and luck with claims about James Haggin misvalued at a hundred million and later fifteen, a Kentucky miller misjudged gains on wheat, a Lexington saloonier misreporting race winnings, and drought fears versus a later hopeful corn and tobacco outlook, closing with a childhood quote.

James B. Haggin Kentucky Lexington Cynthiana

Do You Know Them County Official to Wed in Mt Sterling

A county official and one of Mt. Sterling's prettiest girls plan to marry this afternoon in a local ceremony. The event gathers family and friends for the nuptials in the community.

Mt. Sterling

Printing services advertised by The Advocate Office

An advertisement urges readers to contact The Advocate Office for posters billheads programs envelopes noteheads statements and any job printing on short notice with attention to quality and speed through Mr Sterling in Kentuck.

Advocate Office Sterling Kentuck

Presbyterian Church Adopts Parish House And Sunday School Rooms

The Presbyterian congregation voted unanimously to add a parish house and modern Sunday School rooms to their Main street brick church and to install a new organ. They also approved fundraising before starting work and reported funds raised or in sight. Dr. M V P Yeaman, the new pastor, has opened an office near the Advocate and teaches a Men’s Bible Class during Sunday School hours, planning further church meetings there.

Presbyterian Church Main Street M. V. P. Yeaman Advocate Office

Insurance Prompt for Tobacco in Barn

Local notice offering tobacco insurance services by B Frank Perry of Exchange Bank Mt Sterling Kentucky. Contact phone 477 (41) for coverage of barn stored tobacco and related risks.

B. Frank Perry Exchange Bank Mt, Sterling, Ky

Brunner Rubber and Ball Band Exchange Bank Ad

Best Rubbers offered by Brunner with Ball Band Exchange Bank. Phone 477.

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