Spencerdale Stock Farm Announces Russian Prince 5258
Russian Prince 5258 will stand the 1918 season at Spencerdale Stock Farm near Mt Jen ling on the Spencer pike priced at 10 dollars to insure two living colts. The chestnut stallion foaled May 1911 has strong lineage through Bourbon King 1788 and Bourbon Chief 976 with Clark Chief 89 on the dam side. First dam Amanda Bogie 5095 traces to Forest Denmark 153 and Mambrino Forest. second dam by Blue Jeans and Phillips Black Horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Barn
Mt. Jenling
Spencer Pike
Bourbon King
Bourbon Chief
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
Amanda Bogie
Forest Denmark
Mambrino Forest
Ned Forest, Jr
Blue Jeans
Phillips
Black Horse
Black Jack-John Black Pedigree and Breeding Note
Black Jack-John Black with white points and good bone featured. John sired by premium Jack John by Yelber ton Jr by Old Elberton by Ins Alvarado by Cunningham s Beuna Vista by Leer's Napoleon by Imported Napoleon. Insurance price seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Yelberton, Jr
Old Elberton
Alvarado
Cunningham
Leer
Napoleon
Local Mt Sterling Manager Ad Copy Fragment
Wm. G. Marshall, Manager of Mt Sterling Kentucky Rural Free Delivery route four appears in this readable fragment with a contact phone number 625. The text repeats the name and location indicating a classified notice or business card style entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Marshall
Mgr
Mt. Sterling
Live Stock Sales and Liberty Bond Notes
James White sold a sorrel driving horse for 175 dollars to James Ewan of Powell county. M O Cockrell bought a Jersey milch cow for 150 dollars from Davis Turley. Thomas M Greene shipped to Cincinnati hogs totaling 23 head at various weights and prices. Frank P Boyd sent a carload of about 200 lb hogs to Cincinnati for sale. Dispatch from Paris places German losses at five million including dead and prisoners. Harry Hadden named mail carrier on Route 5 starting May 1, with patrons approving. The gunner note warns those who do not buy Liberty Bonds deserve the Hun's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
James Ewan
Powell County
Thomas M. Greene
Cincinnati
H. K. Greene
J. H. Wardick
Omar Ratliff
James Bogie
John Crockett
Frank P. Boyd
W. S
Paris
James E. Gay
Cravens
Jack
Jersey
Rhode Island
Drafted Farmer Boys Must Keep Busy
Notice orders deferment of Class One agricultural workers during crop shortage. Local boards urged to monitor deferments and call any abusing deferrals to colors. Also warns trespassing on ponds and reports a past sale of James E. Gay property with livestock and produce prices.
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Locas Board
Household Furniture At Public Auction May 4th
Household items to be sold at public auction on Courthouse square this Saturday afternoon May 4. Oak furniture includes two dressing tables an oak desk dining chairs and table library table and rocking and straight chairs. Also sanitary couch box couch dishes kitchen utensils buffet iron beds refrigerator window and door screens and other necessary household articles. John C Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wood
Opportunity Calling for Civil Service Stenographers and Typists
The United States Government seeks thousands of trained stenographers and typewriters for roles in Washington and federal offices nationwide. The ad urges immediate training with day and night classes, promising appointment after passing the exam and offering full information by phone or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Civil Service
Uncle Sam
Washington
D. C
Fugazzi School of Business Adopts Efficiency Motto
Miss Irene Fugazzi leads the Fugazzi School of Business at 118 North Upper Street Lexington Kentucky with the motto Efficiency is Our Watchword guiding school operations and student focus.
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Irene Fugazzi
Upper St
Lexington, Ky
Schooler leaves Somerset to join Twin Falls Times staff
William F. Schooler known as Uncle Bill leaves Somerset News to accept a position with the Twin Falls Times in Idaho. A native of Mt. Sterling, he is praised as an outstanding newspaper man and expected to succeed in his new western post.
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William F. Schooler
Bill
Somerset News
Twin Falls
Idaho
Schooler
Mt. Sterling
Former Local Lady Dies At 75 In Oklahoma
Mrs. Mary C. Metcalfe sister of L. T. Chiles of this city died at her home in Eufala Oklahoma on Monday April 22. She taught school here for many years and was about 75. She is survived by three sons and three daughters. The community mourns her passing.
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Mary C. Metcalfe
L. T. Chiles
Eufala
Okla
Two Oldsmobiles Sold In City Trade
Day and Gay report sale and delivery of two Oldsmobiles. Sim Evans bought a touring car and Dan Prewitt purchased a Sportster, as printed in The Advocate. Also notes urging Liberty Bonds and local shoe ad from R. E. Punch & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day & Gay
Dan Prewitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencerdale Stock Farm
Black Jack—John
M. O. Cockrell
Davis Turley
W. 8. S. New Rural Carrier
Harry Hadden
Hadden
N W
Buffet
Opportunity
Fugazzi School
OF Business
John A. Judy
John G. Winn
Eastern
Kentucky
Breathitt
Lee
Wolfe
Estill
Leslie
John T. Woodford
The
Advocate
T. Foster Rogers
Griggs
Antwerp Avenue
Rogers
William Brevins
Advocate For Printing
Oldsmobiles
Sim Evans _ pur
S. S
the Advocate For Printing
W. Ss. S
R. E. Punch & CO
Victrola Music
Victrola
Columbia
Edison
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
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