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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
4
Advocate Publishing Company notes Mt Sterling Advocate is published Tuesday and Thursday each week. J W Hedden Sr and Jr and Mrs Mary Ayres listed. Subscriptions are two dollars per year with payment required before insertion. Foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.
The notice outlines staff positions for a local paper including editor, associate editor, business manager and local news editor. It specifies responsibilities and succession in newsroom leadership.
A national farm bloc organized by the American Farm Bureau Federation inspires New York to consider a state level bloc to bridge the rift between city and country. The piece argues farmers and city voters share interests and favors a compromise to benefit both regions. It warns a poor choice today could bring regret tomorrow.
Howards Mill resident and family visitors from Lee Goodpaster family, Keasley of Lexington lectures on farmer unity. A follow up meeting set for Friday April 7 at the school house to organize a union. French Jones will preach at Saints church over the weekend. Weather rains delay gardens. local talk at Camargo by Hedge Thompson. Henry Daniels sells a horse for sixty dollars to George Yarbor. A French wine ship will cruise South American coasts allowing port by port tasting as France seeks markets post prohibition. The Advocate to print.
Stepstone Willie Ragan reports the marriage of Lloyd Alexander and Miss Artie Goodpaster at Mt. Sterling on Sunday March 26 officiated by Rev. Clyde Darsie. The couple, niece and nephew of Walter Quisenberry, now begin married life with good wishes from family and friends. The notice also lists moving residents and a death in the area, noting Jarrett Stull died March 27 at his son's home in Peeled Oak with burial in Olympia family graves.
A humorous verse recalls a shift from classic bucket scenes to a paper bucket carried home. The poet notes a quirky fondness for the new item, describing the tastily mundane moment of vinegar staining clothes while counting six pickles from a grocer.
A collection of aphorisms and wry observations on sleep marriage money and hypocrisy. The lines mix humor irony and social commentary with references to piper paying and dry land. Some sentences imply gender roles and moral judgment within a dated voice.
Delegates from England Belgium and an Anglo Indian speaker will address the Sevent h National YWCA Convention in Hels Ark in April on the business of peace from an international perspective. Florence E Allen will discuss American women's role in international affairs and a resolution promoting universal justice and cooperation will be introduced.
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