Judge B J Bethurum Seeks Reelection in 28th District
The letter to Republican voters outlines five years as circuit judge in Kentucky and argues for a second term. Bethurum cites docket clearing, crime enforcement, and public protection, pledging a dignified campaign after July 1915 and thanking supporters for past backing. It emphasizes honesty, impartiality, and dedication to the law.
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28Th Judicial District
Judge
Kentucky
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B. J. Bethurum
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Level Green
LEVEL GREEN. M E Burton rents the store house of Mrs M K E Price and will open a full line of merchandise by week’s end. Mrs Elizabeth DeBord suffered serious injuries last week and is in critical condition. Wade H Mullins was in Mt. Vernon early last week. Olell French has left his grandmother and will return to Colorado from Laurel County. Misses Georgia and Rose Gentry of Quail visited Mr and Mrs J L Niceley from Friday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs W G Brown of Crab Orchard visited here late last week. Granville Hurst and Coleman Broughton were in Somerset recently. Miss Mary Jones returned to Mt Vernon to resume school after vacation. Craig & Burton bought hogs here last week. Mrs W F De Bord has nearly recovered from a two week illness. The Thursday night prayer meeting at the school house grows larger and more benefitting. T J Brown of Somerset spent weekend with his mother here. Rose Gentry joined him for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs W E Anderson are visiting relatives at Mullins Station this week. W E Hasty is in Danville on business. Mrs Sarah E Nichols stays with her daughter J J DeBord for a few weeks. R H Brown was in Mt Vernon Monday. Reuben Hurry of Science Hill died Sunday of paralysis and was brought here for burial. He lived in this county for years, later moving to Science Hill Pulaski County. He was buried at the McKinney burying ground Tuesday.
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M.E Burton
M. KE. Price
Elizabeth DeBord
Wade H. Mullins
Mt. Vernon
Quail
J. L. Niceley
W. G. Brown
Granville Hurst
Coleman Broughton
Somerset
Mary Jones
W. E. Hasty
Danville
Sarah E. Nichols
J. J. DeBord
R. H. Brown
Reuben Hurry
Science Hill
Pulaski County
McKinney Burying Ground
Dr King’s New Discovery Promotes Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for children’s colds and coughs. It claims to relieve inflammation kill germs and support natural healing with a 50 cent price at the druggist.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed For All Ages
A public health notice warns against giving children opium cough medicines and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe, non opium option for coughs colds and croup in both children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
Judge Bethurum Files Candidacy For Re Election
Somerset Herald reports Judge Bethurum announces his bid for re election to the circuit judgeship with a call for upright government. The piece cites his long service since 1910s and notes a promise to avoid active campaigning until after July 1, 1915, highlighting his integrity and Republican loyalty.
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Bethurum
Notice of bankruptcy for Eugene Stokes in Kentucky district
The District Court of the United States Eastern District of Kentucky Richmond notices creditors of Eugene Stokes of Mt Vernon Rockcastle that on December 31 1914 he was adjudged a bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held January 16 1915 at 2 p.m. at the referee office in Richmond Ky to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. A R Burnam Jr referee in bankruptcy.
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Richmond
Eugene Stokes
Mt. Vernon
Rockcastle
D. m
A. R. Burnam, Jr
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