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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary humorous column contrasts marriage ideas with gender roles and lists odd food items. It mentions cabbage related slang, cauli flower branding, Vanersdell's produce, and a stray line about head lettuce kale and oldtime folk asking for a bed.
A seven member executive committee from the state at large will lead the Democrat campaign. A 22 member statewide committee plus two reps from each of 11 districts will meet at the Seelbach to organize. Selections include delegates to the San Francisco convention and Kentucky's members on the Democratic National Executive Committee.
E. R. Little announced an increased reward for the conviction of the kidnapper of his 11 year old son Paul. He had previously offered 2000 dollars and the sum had been augmented to attract new leads and revive interest in the case.
A severe winter and poor seeding have reduced winter wheat prospects in main producing states. The Agriculture Department forecasts 48,361,700 bushels produced last year, with acres sown down from 1918 but above long-term averages. In Kansas Illinois Missouri Indiana and Ohio April 1 conditions ranged 59 to 73 percent of normal. The national condition was 75.4 percent of normal, down from last year. Abandoned acreage expected to rise, with May government figures to show the final ratio.
Mt Sterling Com and Storage Co advertises plenty of land ready to deliver any amount. Call Phone 2. P Crvenwade, Proprietor.
An offer to add one thousand dollars to push the bounty to four thousand was reported as investigators press on in the abduction case. Mr. Little said he may accept the condition, while police nationwide continue a steadfast search. A postcard from Knoxville showing a man on a tram platform helped clue in messenger boys, who identified the figure for Chief Reagan.
Black Jack John Black with white points, good bone head and ears. Bred by premium Jack John, sired by Yelbert ton Sr, out of Old Yelberton. Line includes Hopkins Alvarado, Cumberland Benas Vista, Leer Napoleon, Luported Napoleon. Insurance listed at $10.00.
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