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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1918
Page
2
Mt Sterling Advocate Announces Detailed Voting Campaign
The Mt Sterling Advocate promotes a large reader circulation drive with cash or prizes for entrants. The plan aims for fair play, paying participants by votes and advertising benefits to merchants, with the top vote getter winning prizes.
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Mt. Sterling Advocate
Reading Publications of
America
Advocate
Outrage at leniency for disloyal Germans in America
The writer condemns lenient treatment of Germans accused of disloyal acts after pledging allegiance. He calls for harsher punishment, including a firing squad, to deter treachery and protect national honor.
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America
Farmers Drive Shelby County to Surpass Liberty Loan Quota
The Shelby county community over-subscribed its Third Liberty Loan quota due to strong farmer support. Citizens are urged to invest now with Uncle Sam at favorable interest to fund the war effort and prevent shortages that could aid the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Sam
State boards push to expunge German language from schools
The article notes continued efforts by school boards statewide to remove German from curricula. It mentions Mr. Stanley's veto of a related law, with the veto's stance noted as contrary to the boards' actions.
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Stanley
Courier-Journal decries mob law and calls for swift law penalties
A Louisville Courier-Journal editorial denounces mob violence as a grave national threat and urges the death penalty for traitors and spies. It warns that vigilante actions would rise if authorities fail to act and cites reactions in Kentucky and Washington over wartime security.
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Courier-Journal
Courier. Journal
United States
Senate
Washington
Prager
Ilinois
Frankfort State Journal
Kentucky
Hamlet
Louisville Courier-Journal
Former local man dies at Midway
L F Payne age 72 prominent Midway merchant died at his home from acute indigestion. Formerly of this city he married Mallie Tabb. Funeral held here with burial at Machpelah Cemetery. He was a leading Midway Christian church member and well remembered by many friends. His wife is a first cousin of J F Tabb and Mrs F W Bassett.
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L. F. Payne
Midway
Payne
Mallie Tabb
Yesteray
Machpelah Cemetery
J. F. Tabb
F. W. Bassett
Freeze Causes Little Damage On Crops
A recent freeze did little harm to tobacco plants and no noticeable damage to fruit. Prospects for a strong fruit year remain uncertain though. A classified note seeks a five to six room modern house with a garden and mentions a first class cow with a newborn calf. ASA BEAN.
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Advocate Office
Shelby Tribble
City
Splendid Woman Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Josie Tubbs died at her home Sunday after a lingering illness. Burial was Tuesday in Jeffersonville. She is survived by her husband and two daughters aged five and seven. The community offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Jeffersonville
Mt Sterling High to face Millersburg Military Institute on Wednesday
Mt Sterling High School baseball travels to meet Millersburg Military Institute on Wednesday afternoon April 17 at 3 o clock. The game pits two local programs against each other with a potential early-season showdown on the field.
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Mt. Sterling High School
Millersburg Military Institute
Battle Field
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