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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1917
Page
8
President Wilson appeals to patriotism urging farmers to secure seed and labor, middlemen to forego profits, railways and merchants to speed shipments, and all citizens to conserve food and support war effort. He calls editors, advertisers, and clergymen to widespread publication and sermon support.
Lawrence and Boardman have received two Oakland automobiles to be used as demonstrations a touring car and a roadster The Oakland is described as neat easy running and moderate priced and either Lawrence or Boardman will demonstrate its qualities to interested buyers
John R. Thomas has joined an insurance company and will depart this week for Louisville to assume duties. He is described as a splendid young man and expected to be a valuable asset to his employers.
Roscoe Conkling Sims, nephew of Booker T. Washington, delivers a magnetic, patriotic lecture to a mixed audience at the Court House. He urges loyalty to America, pays tribute to Lincoln, and inspires white and colored citizens alike. He spoke earlier at Winchester Opera House and is scheduled to speak in Lexington next.
A wartime romance unfolds as two families from opposing sides seek harmony amid conflict. Letters reveal affection crossing lines of loyalty while communities adjust to danger, shortages, and the toll of years of strife.
A respected community figure funded and organized a Sunday afternoon gathering that brought enjoyment and benefit to attendees, highlighting her generosity and patriotic spirit.
The Lyndon-Gordon Girls will appear Thursday at eight o'clock for the final Lyceum Course show of the season at the high school. Tom Hendricks hails the program as novel delightful and diversified. Admission is 25 cents.
Mr. William Ware, after thirteen years in the West, returns to reside in the city. He has accepted a position with G. B. Turner, the barber, and will be glad to see his friends.
Orders wanted for cor sages bridal bouquets funeral designs and home or church decoration from Ruth L. Wyatt agent for Jno A Keller Co Florists. All orders promptly and satisfactorily filled by phone 258.
Four local men Asa Bean M A Prewitt A S Hart and Thos Kennedy from this county have been summoned to Richmond to serve as jurors in the Federal Court.
Free Lance and Ralph two prized thoroughbred stallions owned by Mr. George Long near Louisville were involved in an incident Sunday afternoon. Free Lance was killed and Ralph was severely injured, with experts fearing he will die. The pair were valued at about $35 000.
A street-side craftsman advertises improved shoe machinery for making and repairing shoes. He is not a cobbler but offers to rebuild your shoes, located on Maysville Street opposite Lloyds Café.
The State Board has raised Montgomery county real property tax by 5 percent. Twenty eight counties in total had increases. Property owners may appear before the Board to show cause why the increase should not be imposed.
A Silver Tea will be given by the Young Ladies of Mrs Chiles Sunday School class at the Presbyterian Parish House Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 pm. ICES and CAKES will be served.
Mr Bright Cockrell son of Mr and Mrs M O Cockrell joined the United States Navy last Wednesday He was sent to Philadelphia for training his family announced announced in local notices during the period the event marked a return to service for the individual and a move to naval training facilities in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Ed L Williams has been issued a Kissel Car truck to replace his seven year old Buick truck now in operation.
In Nicholas county and surrounding Kentucky communities farmers bow to President Wilsons appeal for greater food production and reduced tobacco planting. Local growers announce willingness to contribute to the wartime effort by boosting foodstuffs.
Mrs Lizzie Cravens of Mt Sterling Kentucky offers barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting at 75 cents per setting. Contact R R 3 Mt Sterling for arrangements.
Thieves broke into the residence of Mrs. Overton M. Jones on Holt avenue last Friday night taking all provisions found and leaving other property untouched. Mrs. Jones heard intruders but could not get help and the men refused to leave.
The Mt Sterling Garage reports sale of a Buick to Omar Goodpaster of Owingsville Bath County. The 5 passenger automobile is described as popular and satisfying owners in the area.
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