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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

6

Farm Auction Listing with Machinery and Cattle

A local sale offers a Threshing Machine, a 20-hp Foos gasoline engine, a Low down Separator, an International 10 inch Grinder, Blizzard M-13 titting Box, Dunham Cultipacker, Fertilizer Drill, 31 4 inch Studebaker Wagon, John Deere Binder, new Wood Sawing Machine, Vulcan Hill Side Plow, seven cattle troughs, Majestic Range, and many other items described as good to new with limited use.

H. P. Foos Russell Dunhan Cultipacker John Deere Vulcan Hill

Sentiment and thrift themes fill a 1920s Advocate page

The text blends moral admonitions on sentiment, economy, and duty with quotes from Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal O Connell urging saving. It notes wartime prosperity limits, the need to curb extravagance, and calls to support Treasury Savings programs while warning of lean years ahead. It references prices, wages, and policy suggestions.

James Gibbons Baltimore Savings Division Treasury Department Treasury Savings Movement William O'Connell Boston

Cox for President in Kentucky Democrats Back Cox Movement

Kentucky Democrats urge Cox for President with mass county conventions on May 1 to select COX MEN delegates for the State Convention in Louisville May 4. James M. Cox praised as capable, honest, and a strong candidate to beat Republicans, with Cox headquarters at the Seelbach Hotel, Louisville.

Tucky San Francisco Cox Louisville

New Hotel Plan Launched in Paris

An active movement seeks a new hotel in Paris to be finished by mid 1921. It aims to serve future trade and decorate the city. The Bourbon Farm Bureau plans to use it as headquarters and a Bourbon County farmer leads the project with broad backing. Funding will be by a stock company with accessible shares. The hotel may be named the Bourbon House, reviving a historic title.

Mr. Sterling Paris Bourbon County Bourbon Farm Bureau Bourbon House

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