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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
3
A parade of local residents traveled to Louisville Winchester Lexington Cincinnati and other nearby spots last week and over the weekend. Notables include Judge G B Swango Mrs Fannie Goodpaster Mr J W Baker and wives Mr H B Kinsolving Mrs R A Chiles Miss Estelle Kennard Ross Jones and others visiting relatives on trips for business or leisure.
Local Presbyterians note visitors and delegates from Carlisle Frankfort Richmond and Eustis among others. The report mentions trips to Lexington Winchester Paris and Louisville with several names and a flood detainment at Sweet Briar and an ad promoting ware worth eight dollars for nothing.
Barred Plymouth Rock hen eggs for hatching at 7ic each, 17 eggs. Indian Runner duck eggs at T5c each, 12 eggs. Contact C. B. Stephens by phone 603.
S. P. Greenwade endorses prompt service and notes best prices on flour and sugar at Vanarsdell's.
Mr Nick Hadden improves this week while Mr O M Jones shows little change since last week. Mrs W H Berry remains quite ill at Holt Avenue. Mr W A DeHaven continues to improve and is expected to be well. Judge H R French, ill with pneumonia, is slightly improved after several days of illness.
Readable lines advertise Van Antwerp parcels on West High street with prime frontage and ample space for chickens or a garden. Suggests group purchase of five or six neighbors at ten percent off, highlighting liberal terms and favorable neighbor selection.
Seed buyers can find bulk and packaged garden seeds at the Variety Store on Bank street. The listing emphasizes the market’s top quality offerings and broad selection for home gardeners.
Extra Special promotes men’s $15 suits unmatched in Mt Sterling for the money. Henry Greenwade invites readers to visit Punch Graves & Co whether they buy or not, and hints at an upcoming automobile trip.
In this city, Sunday, March 30, 1913, the wife of Harris T Schwab gave birth to a ten pound girl. On Thursday night, April 4, 1913, the wife of Harry G Enoch welcomed a daughter named Joanna.
The church announces regular worship every second and fourth Sunday, guiding parishioners to attend at set intervals. Services will follow the traditional liturgy and community fellowship will accompany worship.
In a public notice the Variety Store announces eggs for sale 75 cents for fifteen Rhode Island Reds. Mrs. Clay Hoskins urges buyers not to purchase unseen. The shop promotes ranges and invites customers to learn about them at the store from Monday April 7.
Ben R. Turner offers hatching eggs from his prize winning Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds. Located at 35 81 and contactable by phone 130. Includes breeding stock details and availability for interested breeders.
A concise item notes Advocate Pub Co introduces a new stock line described as a beautiful initial paper series. The announcement highlights design quality and potential market appeal. The publication emphasizes readiness for distribution and consumer interest.
H F Hillenmeyer of Lexington, a veteran nurseryman and weather historian, declares no fruit buds were killed by recent cold with moisture protecting them. He forecasts a robust fruit crop for Kentucky though notes future weather could alter this outlook. Chenault and Orear warn readers about a past Demonstration Week offer on Majestic Range.
Advocate Pub. Co. notes printing for people and everyday service. Henry Greenwade, 37-121, is promoted for automotive trips. Huyler's candies available at Geiger's Pharmacy as sole agent.
A brief notice advertises Advocate Pub endorsing the Laughlin Company for tin and plumbing work, indicating a local business collaboration or service offering in the community.
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