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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1917

Page

3

Honor Roll for City Schools by Grade

City schools list honors by grade levels with students named in First through Senior classes. Notable entries include Harold Burns, Elizabeth Bogie, Jasper Elam, Elizabeth Barnes, Nell Fassett, Lillian Crail, Mary Anderson, Virginia Duff, Mabel Henry, Carroll Chenault.

Elizabeth Bogie Bessie Bush Elise Derrickson Elsie Humphreys Frances Howell Eugene May Edna Owings Alice Quicksall Mary Redmond Elizabeth Reid Florence Wilkerson Elizabeth Richards Eugene Guilfoils Cardinal Gibbons James Humphreys Charlie Porter Charlie Richardson Billy Reid Leslie Rogers Clyde Wright Jasper Elam Nola Highland Richard Kelly Frank Laughlin Carrol Crear Ottie Lawrence Albert Miller Martha Bridgforth Mary Jordan Lillian Spratt Mary Greenwade Georgia Cline Betty van Antwerp Mary Strossman Elizabeth Barnes Henry Brock Virginia Conroy Ewing Flynn Amanda Cord Kenneth Gillaspie Lucile Harp Lewis Glick Carl Quicksall Edward Smoot Elizabeth Brockway Martha Jobe Elizabeth Shields Cora Mann Mabel Mason Anna Richardson Martha Rice Mary Sewell Carrie Townsend Lillian White Nell Fassett Lauretta Guilfoile Elizabeth Wilkerson Sarah Griffin Ruth Townsend Lillie Reynolds Irene Richardson Anna Reissinger Reid Prewitt Harold Wilkerson John Tipton Lillian Crail Frances Faulkernee Alice Humphreys Louise Crear Katherine van Arsdell Louise Smathers Ruth Terry Duerssie Prewitt Clayton Smott Floyd Stamper William Thompson Mary Anderson Lucile Bush Clarence Blevins Alex Chiles Nancy Clay Finley Cisco Jno Darsie Ruby Dale Jas. Gallagher Mamie Fassett Henrietta Greene Frances Yatelrigg Mary Humphrey Edward Rogers Marjorie Sullivan Roger Stephens Geo. Yeaman Virginia Duff Ollie Helwig Mabel Henry Ruth Kelly Margaret Turley Mary Crail Loretta Kearns Carroll Chenault Henrietta Coleman Lula Elam Elizabeth Highland Dorothy Tyler Frances White Matt Kelly

It seems to be a race to see which will arrive first

A terse line notes a contest between two forces, war and spring, emphasizing which arrives first. The reflection hints at seasonal timing influencing events or moods without detailing specific actors or dates.

Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Cited by Mt Sterling Woman

Mt Sterling resident Mrs. G B Nelson of 43 Richmond St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long standing kidney trouble and nervous headaches. She says she would still be in misery without them and notes continued usefulness since a 1908 cure with renewed reliance in 1917. 50cc at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

G. B. Nelson Richmond St Mt. Sterling Dean Doan Nelson Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

Ain’t It The Truth On Kentucky Politicians

A. A. Bowmar of the Woodford Sun criticizes Kentucky politicians over tax revision and governor appointive power. He accuses them of using baited bills to secure high salaried offices, mocks public gullibility, and calls out repeated political tricks while urging skepticism toward political bunk.

A. A. Bowmar Woodford Sun Tax Commission Stanley Oliver P. T. Barnum Kentucky

Unsanctioned Doctrine on War and Soldiers in Scripture

The piece argues that the Bible depicts Christians as soldiers of the Lord. It contends pacifists misread scripture, noting Moses trained an army and Joshua led conquest, framing war as a divinely supported duty.

Moses Joshua God

Rice Talk and Racial Slur Sparks Community Debate

A fragmented remark questions rice and includes a racial slur, triggering community debate on prejudice and cultural sensitivity. Local leaders urge respectful dialogue and inclusive language as discussions continue.

Unification of Railroad Regulation Demanded by Lovett

Judge Lovett told the Newlands committee that railroad regulation should be centralized by federal law. He argued Congress must assume power to unify rates securities and management under a nationwide system to avert state fragmentation.

Washington Congress Robert 8. Lovett Union Pacific System Newlands Joint Congressional Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Lovett United States

Civic Improvement Call to Action

The article contrasts loud public calls for civic improvement with the need for individuals to improve their own surroundings. It argues that action speaks louder than preaching and that the energetic doers shape better communities.

Missouri Editor Declines Obituaries for Non-subscribers

A Missouri editor declares he will not publish obituaries of residents who do not subscribe to the paper. He argues non-subscribers are effectively dead to the paper and lack news value.

Missouri

Derby Candidate Field Promises Large Entry List

With pleasant weather the enthusiasts of the thoroughbred sport begin to take notice of derby contenders. The largest field in many years is anticipated to line up at the starter.

Liquor Shipment From Georgia To Secretary McAdoo Reported

A dispatch notes $39,000 worth of liquor stored in Georgia was sent to Secretary McAdoo. The report highlights a large depletion of alcohol stock and humorously quips about the District of Columbia's dry status.

Georgia McAdoo District of Columbia

Silo for Sale by Albert Stofer

Public notice offers a 150 ton Saginaw silo for sale. Contact Albert Stofer at the listed phone number 614 W 2383 for inquiries.

Saginaw Albert Stofer

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Sloan the Advocate For Printing Earl W. Senff H. M. Wright Mt-Sterling Geiger’s Court and Maysville Sts F. A. Millard Riner & Lapsley Shelbyville, Ky Shelmy County Gj. D. Sullivan & Co Mt, Sterling, Ky J. C. Peters Dry Cleaner Sterling, Ky C. Fisher Old Postoffice Building L. Fisher Foot Specialist Harold Burns Harry Frazier John Jones James Richards Burns Ratliff Wm. Smith Rollie Smitson George Warner James Shields Marion Carter Lucile Frisbie Florence Owings Frances Stamper Anne Thomas Frances Gatson Kathryn Holliday Marie Jacobs Jessie McMichael Lula Thomas Kathleen Jacobs Opal Wells Peaslee-Gaulbert Co Louisville, KY Chenault & Orear Mt. Sterling, Ky John Ff. Blount Kentucky Sunday School Association Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company Maysville St
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