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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
9
The Mt Sterling Advocate offers Montgomery and nearby counties a free prize campaign with a five passenger car and other rewards. White residents may nominate themselves or others, with all entrants guaranteed a prize and no entry cost. Nomination blanks are in issue and campaign details appear on a page advertisement.
The article defends farmers from claims of low Liberty Bond subscriptions and praises Montgomery county farmers for their past generosity while urging those who have not yet subscribed to do so promptly. It argues prosperity and security backing bonds and stresses to go over the top in meeting the quota.
The revival began yesterday and nightly attendance remains strong. Dr. Terhune is praised as a gifted preacher and clear thinker. Mr. Mitchell leads a talented singing group with a large chorus, and the sessions are expected to run two weeks.
Local readers saw renewed vigor for the Liberty Loan drive as organizers promote an honor flag campaign. Officials urged continued contributions to back national war financing and recognize community effort.
General Pershing’s dispatch notes heavy American losses Saturday as German assault on the Toul sector targets American and French forces. German claims of 183 Americans captured and many killed or wounded prompt talks of daily express from ETO headquarters. Baker considers reopening the debate on independent American communiques versus joint Allied statements.
A wartime appeal urges all Americans to support President Wilson as Commander in Chief and to back the administration with loyalty. It stresses legitimate criticism only when offering remedies and warns against partisan obstruction of the war effort.
Local officials accuse Sheriff John G. Roberts of violating food laws by selling flour to a nonmerchant without required substitutions or licenses. The case was referred to State Food Administrator F. M. Sackett and higher authorities. The outcome, awaited by the county, marks a notable first for the area. A stray pony mare and colt are awaiting pickup at BEN W. HALL’s place.
A wartime style plea urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds for rainy days. The Advocate notes Liberty Bonds as the best option for those wary of banks and encourages purchasing, even if one has already bought. Rooms for rent on West High street offered separately.
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