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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
3
The article treats farm management as a core business discipline. It emphasizes treating each crop and stock class as individual ventures and planning farm layout to minimize time and labor. It argues farmers should plan fields gates fences and buildings in advance, adopting farm architecture diagrams for smoother operations.
As an Advisory Committee member, the Elizabethtown News suggests W. J. Bryan as the best vote getter for Wilson in Kentucky and advises Gov. Stanley to use his voice in another state. The column reflects strategic political guidance and regional campaigning thoughts.
Two story house with nice garden and yard available on North Maysville Street. Apply to John W. Jones. (41-11) The item notes city residents seeking country luxury.
The Montgomery Quarterly Court defeats defendant Ben Karrick in favor of Owingsville Banking Company for 354.75 dollars plus interest from Feb 22 1915 and costs. Credits totaling 197.00 reduce the judgment. A first lien on specified horses cattle and a calf is set to secure payment and sale is ordered at the Mt Sterling courthouse under a special commissioner.
The piece urges that great movers often arise from ordinary homes and warns genius fades by the fourth generation. It cites Columbus, Demosthenes, Carey, Arkwright, and a famed divine from a manger, praising contentment and the moral value of what one has while noting happiness comes from simple sources like the lily of the valley.
Apply to John W. Jones. The world is full of women who amuse the ordinary man but the poor man of ten seeks one who can sew on buttons mend clothes cook foods frugally and flavor to his taste.
The saying notes that trouble can spur habitual blockers to change their behavior and become more proactive when faced with difficulties. It highlights a tendency for persistent disruption to provoke action.
A moral plea urges young women to brighten others lives with kindness and smiles. It urges visiting the blind, entertaining the invalid, comforting grieving families, and notes a sales promotion for Ralston Oxfords at The Brunner Shoe Co. The Advocate for printing.
The May and June 1916 preliminary vital statistics report lists total deaths by cause including pneumonia, tuberculosis, diphtheria, measles, whooping cough, diarrhoea enteritis and other diseases. It records age breakdowns and notes smallpox and influenza among reported causes.
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