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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
8
A Henry County local agent writes to a Kentucky Mutual special agent about an assessment levied on policyholders double the premium after Kentucky famine year. He notes $59 in premiums, $118 assessment, and questions whether policyholders can be sued and if he should cancel policies or pay.
J. W. Baber's Furniture Store announces a 10 day cash sale with deep discounts on all drugger items and related goods. Prices highlighted in bold. Shop early for best selection and savings.
Table Opera House announces a week long show by Novelty Amusement Co titled Baby and Home Folks Show. Patrons can win prizes by guessing the mysterious Mr Baffles. Screen doors and windows from McCormick Lumber Co and low prices at Vanarsdell's noted.
A Columbus business man allegedly lost all his money at poker then claimed robbery after turning his trouser pockets wrong side out and tossing them from a window. The Galena Republican wonders if this could explain recent local robberies in nearby cities.
McCormick Lumber Co touts its screen products to block pests and intruders, claiming superior fit and durability for effective protection. The firm emphasizes quality screens designed to keep insects and unwanted entryways at bay.
Pure Boone County White seed corn for sale by 42-41 T. J. Bigstaff Mt. Sterling Kentucky. Bring us your bacon and shoulders will pay highest prices. Vanarsdell and Co.
The article notes corn planting close to completion with few exceptions, insects affecting tobacco beds, and mixed crop prospects. It records movements and visits of local residents including Leonard Roberson, Ed Carpenter, Mrs. Sallie Tant, and others, plus weather losses from a storm that killed a steer.
Howard's Mill sees growth as a new store opens in the village. William Turley, previously ill, improves slowly. Rains bring renewed optimism and greenery. Sunday School attendance and interest rise. M. P. Skidmore, Bro Staton, Pearl Staton, Clemie Anderson, and Mabel Reed traveled to Louisville for an educational meeting. Rebecca Stevenson, visiting Winchester, returns with grandmothers Mrs. A. J. Wills and Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, who will stay a week or ten days.
Farmers in Montgomery County are urged to order a tobacco fertilizer made for bright crops from John G. Roberts, wholesale grocer, since W K Tipton will not carry the goods this year. Silas Shelburne signs the notice in Lexington Kentucky.
Life Insurance buyers should compare prices and terms for The Equitable’s convertible policy 42 41. Agent Jno S Frazer outlines features, premiums, conversion options, and eligibility. Obtain full rate sheet and policy provisions before purchasing.
The Montgomery Circuit Court term ends for the grand jury after six days of service. The grand jury reports 30 indictments found and states officers' reports were examined and appear correct. Circuit Court remains in session with only a few minor cases proceeding.
The report notes the School Superintendent's office is in a very clean and attractive condition. Foreman W. P. Apperson submits the finding as part of a broader inspection revealing good upkeep of houses, jail and other public aid facilities.
Ringlet Barred Rocks and Black Lang Shang baby chicks offered for sale at 10 cents each. Call 559 W. Mrs. James Cravens.
The Mt. Sterling Federals defeated the Winchester Hustlers 6 to 5 in the season opener at home. Mt. Sterling led 4 to 2 after the first two innings and held off a late rally by Winchester for the win.
Local advertisement urges customers to call Vanarsdell and Co for prime meats and fresh vegetables, highlighting quality and reliability available through direct contact.
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