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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
5
Local notice announces a subscription rate of one dollar and fifty cents annually. The item implies a publication offering yearly access at a modest price, inviting readers to enroll for ongoing service.
Citizens urged by Meyer McKee to enforce a new rule ordering all stray dogs captured by police to be euthanized and muzzled. The measure aims to curb dog populations that threaten livestock and meat shortages, claiming hundreds of dogs have been killed in the county recently.
The case against Sheriff John G. Roberts was settled after Food Administrator W E Sams in Lexington West Thorser gave notice of a 500 dollar contribution to the Red Cross of the county. Roberts pledged future cooperation with food laws and an affidavit of support was provided. The settlement ends a disputed matter and moves forward.
A description emphasizes a large organization like Swift & Company with numerous packing plants distributing houses and thousands of refrigerator cars capable of handling seasonal live stock supplies and meeting the war emergency without interruption.
Sunday campaign at the First Christian church features T J Bigstafi and Rev T B Bil urging Red Cross support for Montgomery county. Volunteers set a five figure target, report initial cash and pledges totaling $221, with committees named for各 communities and publicity.
A brief aphorism notes the injustice in distributing rewards matches the injustice in inflicting punishments within society. The quote attributed to T. Lite frames moral balance as a critique of social order's fairness.
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