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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1913

Page

7

Thirty Thousand Voices Praise Deans Kidney Pills

Mt Sterling resident R M Freeland of 169 West High Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and kidney troubles caused by rough roads. The ad notes availability at Duerson's Drug Store, price 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co as US agents and the slogan Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Mt. Sterling R. M. Freeland W. High St Duerson’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Greenwade’s Garage and Laughlin Co advertise services

An old classifieds snippet promotes Fine roasts and tender steaks at Greenwade's and autos for hire by Henry Greenwade. It notes Greenwade's Garage offering repairs and mentions the Laughlin Company selling its harness department but continuing in tin and plumbing work.

Greenwade’s Dale & Nelson The Laughlin Co

For Sale Cheap by Ricketts & McCormick

Auction sale notice lists first class bug bies runabouts and A No 1 farm implements plus a Kurtz man piano offered cheap to wind up business. Call and see them.

Kurtzman Ricketts & McCormick

Forsyth County Tobacconist J P Slawter Champions State Crop

J P Slawter of Forsyth County is praised as a state champion among tobacco growers. For 30 years in tobacco, he sold 5438 dollars of product last year and attributes success to meticulous cultivation, grading, and a careful curing process with staged temperatures from 115 to 180 degrees. He emphasizes three thorough cultivations and leaving nine mature leaves per stalk.

J. P. Slawter Forsyth County Slawter Collins & Son North Middletown Foxy Phil

Frail child restored to health by Vinci tonic

An airsick letter from Mt Sterling Kentucky recounts J Edmund Miller of New Haven Connecticut praising Vinci tonic. He says after three bottles his frail daughter improved in health and appearance due to cod liver extracts combined with iron. The sponsor promises refunds if it fails.

Eves J. Edmund Miller New Haven Conn Vinci

OOWOSCOW Fruit Trees Ad Warns Public

An ad advises buyers to avoid agents and buy direct from the planter to ensure reliability and save time and money, warning that some agents are unreliable and may cause trouble.

Gee

Winchester Nursery Promises Strong Trees for Fruitful Yields

Large healthy trees touted to bear much fruit with nationwide recognition. No orders for second or third class stock as none available. We carry a general line of nursery stock and seek agents in every county.

Winchester United States

Great horse show notes from Kentucky farms and stables

Edin Mississippi buyer Miss T H Brians purchases Daphne Dare from Glenworth Stock Farm Burgin Kentucky and may breed to Bohemian King. Indiana trainer Robert Shropshire and Madison area handlers prepare horses for shows with four noted stables including Richlieu King and Emerald Ray led by Edgar T Doty. Jack Barrymore and Hazel Dawn train at Winchester with Shropshire guiding, while Catarrh remedy ads close the page.

T. H. Brians Edin Miss Allen S. Edelen Glenworth Stock Farm Burgin Daphne Dare Bohemian King Winchester Billy” Shropshire Jack Barrymore Hazel Dawn Blue Grass Journal

Castle sales report of cattle and steers by varias buyers

Over the past week Ben F. Mark sold 50 yearling steers to Charles C. McDonald at 7 cents per pound. Sam Wheeler & Co sold 12 cattle at 7.70 per 100 pounds to Frank Boyd. William P. Treadway sold 6 top heifers to J. A. Higgins and about 30 400 pound heifers at 24.50 per head. A. S. Hart bought 1200 pound cattle at 7.65 per hundred from Sam Wheeler. Milt Lykins sold 12 375 pound heifers to C. B. Lawrence at 24 per head. George Halsey sold 5 900 pound cows to Sam Laythrum at 5.75 per hundred. Laythrum bought 18 cows at 5.25 to 5.65 per hundred. James Bogie sold 42 800 pound steers to Robert Catlett at 61 per head. James Gregory sold 25 500 pound heifers to J. H. Mulligan at 35 per head. Lykins sold cows to T. C. Railsback at 7.10 per hundred. Blue Grass Journal.

Ben F. Mark Charles C. McDonald Sam Wheeler & Co Frank Boyd William P. Treadway J. A. Higgins Carlisle A. S. Hart Sam Wheeler Milt Lykins C. B Lawrence Grant County George Halsey Sam Laythrum Bath County Laythruim James Bogie Robert Catlett James Gregory North Middletown J. H. Mulligan T. C. Railsback Winchester Blue Grass Journal

Half Star Chestnut Stallion Sold for 800 Dollars

Thorton Woodford sold last week to a Mr. Miller of Tennessee the chestnut saddle stallion Half Star by Star McDonald for 800 dollars. Cabbage and tomato plants offered at Corbett's Greenhouse. 41-tf.

Thorton Woodford Mr. Miller Tennessee Half Star Star McDonald

Return of an Old Favorite Sun Brothers Show to Mt Sterling

Great Sun Brothers aggregation returns under the same management for twenty two years with two performances in Mt Sterling Kentucky on May 6 1913. The Imperial programme features the seven Wallatts Australian equestrics, a corps of 25 clowns Dean and his band elephants trained acts a large menagerie and the German Zoological Annex with rare animals from around the world.

Sun Brothers Dean Mt. Sterling

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Agency Wm. N. Scobee W. E. Sledd W. J. Ratliff Jas. Horton O. M. Ratliff J C. McNeal A. B. Ratliff J. K. Todd Mt. Sterlin Henry Greenwade J. A. Robinson North Carolina Southern Farmer W.S. Lioup, Mt.Sterling, Ky Winchester Nursery Co Winchester, Tennessee Oliver Charles Hamilton Robert Shropshire Paris Mr. Shropshire Young Brothers Bourbon County Bourbon King Red King John Willie Young Richlieu King Langhorne Talb Anderson Point-au-View Stock Farm Maysville G. C. Nash Martha Mills Fleming County Allie G. Jones Princess V Madison County Edgar T. Doty Richmond Little Prince Emerald Ray Ray Moss Mr. Doty Charles R. Scott Sherburne Farm Ancy Ray M Walter Rice Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Castle Sales REX Chemical CO Newport W. S. Lloyd Mrea Matroxry W. Washington J.C Mra. A.weipman Thompson St Maryville Jushin Hatcher Selma, N. C R.F.D Sloan Earl S. Sloan Boston Mass Great Sun Brother Kalamazoo Michigan McCormick Laméer Co
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