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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1917
Page
6
The article argues paint quality depends on material quality and precise mixing. It notes that the label shows the genuine worth and that modern machinery removes the uncertainty of hand mixing ensuring exact adherence to the printed formula.
Mrs Lillie McLaughlin and her son Lester move from Covington to Mt. Sterling and reside with sister Mrs Margaret Crail on West Main. Mr McLaughlin becomes a traveling representative for a Cincinnati house and will establish Mt. Sterling as his headquarters. Bring your job work to the Advocate office.
President Wilson orders civil service examination based appointments for post offices guiding hires by fitness rather than congressional recommendations. Most existing first to third class postmasters are seen as efficient and likely to keep their jobs, though some may resign if their records show poor performance.
A nation teeters on the brink of war as railroad labor and management clash. The piece condemns both sides for ignoring the public, warns of costly passenger and freight tolls, and argues that only the people can force fair conditions by waking up to their power.
Ownership and management data for Mt Sterling Advocate weekly Kentucky includes Publisher Advt Co Inc editors Hedden and Senff managing editors Hedden and Senff business managers Hedden Senff owners Hedden Arthur BE Senff G Senff R Senff with Mergenthaler Linotype Co. as major security holder sworn April 1 1917 by E W Senff notary.
For Sale or Rent. Brick residence known as the Col. Johnson home. One of the most desirable homes in the city. Apply to N. H. Trimble.
Charles Anderson sells the eighty acre Howard's Mill Pike farm to his father William Anderson. Possession is given at once and Walter Anderson and family will move to farm to raise stock and grow corn and tobacco. Farm described as well located and improved.
Ladies could get shoes shined at Burns and Manley’s Barber Shop offering black tan or white luster options in a simple daytime service notice.
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