Ohio Valley Flood Death Toll Tops Three Thousand
Floods across the Ohio River Valley last week left an estimated 3 537 dead with half a million homeless in Indiana and Ohio and property losses exceeding 100 million dollars. Dayton fire and water shortages worsened casualties as rail lines and bridges collapsed, cutting traffic and isolating towns across Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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Ohio River Valley
Indiana
Ohio
Dayton
Indianapolis
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
New York
Insight on Emotion and Human Experience
A reflective meditation contrasts intelligent effort with natural assimilation and respiration as sources of joy. Sorrow is labeled pathological with work as remedy. Love is described as a dual force that brings pleasure and pain, blessing and burden, shaping the human condition.
Initial Stationery Advertises Paper Line
An Advocate Pub company notice highlights a new stock line of initial stationery. The brief ad showcases a stylish range of initial paper products suitable for formal correspondence and gifts.
Pure Maple Sap Syrup for Sale at Van Arsdell's
Maple sap syrup offered at Van Arsdell's for 50c per quart can. The note adds a proverb about good friends blowing a horn.
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Vanarsdell
Local Endorsement Promotes Dean's Kidney Pills
Mt. Sterling resident I C Fitzgerald testifies to kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Duerson's Drug Store. He praises the product’s effect and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. 50 cents per bottle.
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I. C. Fitzgerald
Jamison St
Mt. Sterling
Dean
Duerson’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cattle Trading Bustles Across Local Section This Week
The Blue Grass Journal reports active cattle trading from Mt. Sterling to Bourbon county with milk cows selling for 55 to 65 dollars and steers and heifers moving at 26 to 33 dollars per head or per hundredweight. It notes a state-wide decline in cattle and milch cows since January 1 1913 and urges calf retention for future profits through silos and manure benefits.
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James H. Wood
Mt. Sterling
Joe P. Sullivan
Jersey
E. R. Little
Clark County
Charles M. Stafford
Mr. Hopkins
Bourbon County
Blue Grass Journal
Laughlin Co. to Stay in Tin and Plumbing Trade
The Laughlin Co announces it has sold its harness department to Dale and Nelson but will continue in the tin and plumbing business. 34-tf.
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Dale & Nelson
The
Laughlin Co
C. H. Rowan Drug Co
Chicago
Mr. Sterling
Prize RI Red hens for hatching from record layers
Ben R. Turner offers eggs for hatching from prize winning Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds. Includes contact details with phone 130 and year 35-81.
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Rhode Island Reds
Ben R. Turner
Central Kentucky Roads Key to Rural Prosperity
The passage argues that rural communities prosper when well connected by good roads and highways. It stresses keeping boys and girls on farms requires better turnpikes and infrastructure, noting no era needs road improvements more than the Bluegrass region today.
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Kentucky
Bluegrass
For Sale Cheap Two-Wheel Push Cart
Two wheel push cart in good condition offered for sale at Advocate Pub. Co. office. Includes a short moral note about kindness and its positive influence on others and character.
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Office Advocate Pub. Co
Sale of farm implements and piano by Ricketts and McCormick
We offer first class bug gies runabouts A No. 1 farm implements and a Kurtz piano for sale cheap to wind up our business. Also 75 bushels potatoes suitable for planting. Call and see them at Ricketts and McCormick.
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Kurtzman
Ricketts & McCormick
Henry Green Wade Promotes Automobile Travel
An advertising line invites readers to think of Henry Green Wade for automobile trips. It emphasizes his name and likely a sales angle for travel or related services.
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Henry Greenwade
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Mt. Sterling Kentucky
Execution issued from Montgomery Circuit Court in favor of Leon Renaker against George W. Anderson Jr. SALE at Court House door Mt. Sterling on a three month credit. Property: house and lot bounded by Collier lands and Richmond street in Mt. Sterling. Plaintiff’s debt and costs total 243.52 dollars. Bond with approved security required. Date stamped March 22, 1913.
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Montgomery
Leon Renaker
George W. Anderson, Jr
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Robert Collier
Richmond Street
George W. Anderson
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