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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1922

Page

8

Local residents visit relatives in Mt Sterling and surrounding towns

Stepstone Willie Ragan and family spend Monday with Jonas Reynolds and wife. Mrs G W Kincaid and granddaughter Mary Lillie Jones visit Mrs Carl Garrett at L E Junction. L B Wilson and wife in Mt Sterling. Several families, including the Turleys and Goodpaster relatives, travel for visits and medical or personal reasons in the area. Luther Bittinger goes to Lexington hospital for an operation. Mrs Jeff Staton remains very ill.

G. W. Kincaid Mary Lillie Jones Carl Garrett L. & E. Junction Charlie Price Lancelot Frank Young Owingsville Sue Jones Lancelot Price W. E. Jones Mt. Sterling G. W. Turley Elizabeth Turley J. D. Turley Catherine Copher E. L. Fitzpatrick Ashland A. B. Thomasson Luther Bittinger Lexington Clyde Turley Chester Turley Jeff Staton Frank Brown Alex Flood

Flesher Company Hits a Gusher

Flesher Petroleum Company and Old Dominion joint holdings in Oklahoma produced a gusher Monday estimated at 2000 barrels per day. Stockholders in both firms will share in the strike. See The Advocate for printing.

Flesher Petroleum Company Oklahoma Flesher and Old Dominion

Burley Pool Ready To Sell Redried Leaf

President James C. Stone announced that the redried tobacco of the Burley Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association is ready for sale with a fixed price schedule and trade notice. The association has taken over ten warehouses and contracts now total about 2.4 million pounds pledged for five years, with work extending into October or November to reach two thirds of the crop.

James C. Stone Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association Stone Ralph M. Barker Burley Glasgow Vine Grove Elizabethtown Hodgenville Horse Cave Munfordville Barkesville Lebanon Campbellsville William Collins Matt Winn Rockcastle County Albert T. Day Boone, Kenton Grant Counties Green County Clifton Rodes Kentucky Agricultural Council Huntington W. Va Lawrence Gallia Kentucky Tennessee Joseph Passonfieau Barker

The Printer's Power and the Word's Reach

A poem extols the printer using pick and click to forge words that travel world wide and threaten tyranny. It contrasts the emblematic influence of print with the limited sway of monarchs and questions who can rival the press. The final lines reference United States roads department data on roadway costs per mile.

Roadway Bid Prices Show Lower Construction Costs

Bureau of Public Roads reports bid prices for 286 miles of federal aid roads indicate lower construction costs this year. Lower bids suggest price stability and potential savings for state and local projects. The data reflect contractor estimates across multiple districts and project types.

Bureau of

Plan What You Will Can Before You Plant

Begin with radishes and lettuce as quick growers to show effort. Fresh garden produce thrills, while beans tomatoes spinach and others provide later pantry variety. Canning and proper storage extend summer vegetables into winter season.

United States Department of Agriculture

Garden Planning Adapts To Household Preference

A table to be canned depending on household choice, with garden planning adjusted accordingly. The note emphasizes tailoring storage and cultivation to individual household needs.

Frost Spares Strawberry Harvest Despite Early Freeze

Sunday morning frost caused only slight damage to strawberries and early vegetation. Experts say the fruit crop may still become the largest in years, with little or no injury observed to the harvest.

Ever study a blotter

A terse exchange hints at fascination with blotter study as a minor, curious moment. The dialogue suggests attention to small details and absorbs the speaker in an ordinary object.

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Pel Mt. Sterling Advocate Advocate Stepstone Willie Ragan Thomas Jones Walter Quisenberry Jonas Reynolds L. B. Wilson and Wife Lloyd Alexander Robert Goodpaster Richard Goodpaster Bouron County Flesher Company The Advocate For Printing Ford Sola Universal Car Ford Motor Company Strother Motors Co Bank Street Burley Pool the Advocate Genoa George Tchitcherin Germany Russia Atlantic Capeldy Masta Lexington Herald Montgomery County Herald Herald Daily Jems
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