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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
4
John G. Winn of Montgomery County announces his candidacy for Circuit Judge in Kentucky's Twenty first District and opposing the Democratic primary action on August 7 1920.
The document references the action of the Republican Primary on August 7, 1920. It notes the date and political process guiding candidate selection in that year.
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, has completed his acceptance speech of about 10 000 words. He plans to deliver it on Saturday, arguing for League of Nations and appealing to soldiers to rally behind him as the next Chief Executive.
C L Riley, president of C L Riley Coal Co one of Kentucky’s largest coal operators says the coal situation will ease. The remarks frame a broader discussion on public sentiment and workplace relations as he notes that insulting a man may inflame him while praising his baby can flatter him.
An aphoristic remark suggests constant occupation as a cure for envy toward idle people. The speaker emphasizes productive engagement to avoid coveting others leisure.
Chamber of Commerce led by Believe Coleman and Robert M Trimble Jr to run Mt Sterling Montgomery County membership drive on Tuesday August 11. Appeal to all businessmen to join and attend luncheon. notes car shipping lines, street cleaning goals, and press support while condemning fake solicitors.
An office receives a man with a clenched right fist offering a lump of sugar as payment for a subscription. The writer declines, noting honesty and refusing to accept the sweet as currency despite its novelty. The incident highlights the newspaper’s commitment to fair dealing.
James R Howard president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will address Kentucky farmers on Friday September 17 at the State Fair. The event dubbed Farm Bureau Day features other nationally prominent speakers and highlights the federation efforts. Howard a University of Chicago alumnus on a 480 acre Iowa farm has toured major agricultural states and advocates Farm Bureau programs through speeches and writings.
A humorous verse exchange presents Simple Simon confronting a dry man over thirst. The Judge notes too much bragging in advance notices as the exchange unfolds.
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