Thank you for visiting SNEWPapers!
Sign up free
Domestic News
October 5, 1910
The Mt. Sterling Advocate
Mount Sterling, Montgomery County, Kentucky
What is this article about?
John S. Wyatt appointed as new Turnpike Commissioner for Montgomery County, praised for his character and judgment; editorial notes Democratic gains in counties statewide, hailing a victory.
Clipping
OCR Quality
98%
Excellent
Full Text
JOHN S. WYATT.
The new Turnpike Commissioner. Mr. John S. Wyatt, needs no introduction at our hands, being well and favorably known to almost every voter of the County.
He is universally regarded as a man of high character, industrious and of fine judgment, and will make Montgomery county an ideal officer. We congratulate both the county and Mr. Wyatt upon his selection.
There is little doubt as to increased majorities in Democratic counties and reduced majorities in Republican counties.
This will apply the State over.
My! What a victory.
The new Turnpike Commissioner. Mr. John S. Wyatt, needs no introduction at our hands, being well and favorably known to almost every voter of the County.
He is universally regarded as a man of high character, industrious and of fine judgment, and will make Montgomery county an ideal officer. We congratulate both the county and Mr. Wyatt upon his selection.
There is little doubt as to increased majorities in Democratic counties and reduced majorities in Republican counties.
This will apply the State over.
My! What a victory.
What sub-type of article is it?
Appointment
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Turnpike Commissioner
John S Wyatt
Montgomery County
Democratic Victory
What entities or persons were involved?
John S. Wyatt
Where did it happen?
Montgomery County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Montgomery County
Key Persons
John S. Wyatt
Outcome
appointment as turnpike commissioner; congratulations to county and wyatt
Event Details
John S. Wyatt, well-known and respected in the county, appointed as new Turnpike Commissioner; expected to serve ideally; broader Democratic victories anticipated statewide.