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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
4
Notice from Mt. Sterling post office states cash must accompany orders for second class mail, with a rate of two dollars per year. The notice indicates shipments or announcements are delayed until payment is received.
Rates for Precinct and City Offices seven fifty per line for county offices fifteen dollars per line for state and district offices twenty dollars per line cards ten dollars per line obituaries ten dollars per line
State-wide party primary list names Henry S Caywood S B Lane H R Prewitt W C Hamilton Miss Anise Hunt E W Seuff W A Samuels Henry Watson R G Kern A S Hart Dan Welsh Sidney J Calk Chas Duff Lindsay R Douglas W H Wright T M Greene L B Mason James Mi Greer Charles B James Will S McCormick D D Salyer Wm F Stewart Curtis Hollon Ben R Turner R F Mastin C W Nesbitt J C Shoemaker Thomas H Tarley
Montgomery county farmers met at the courthouse last Saturday and passed a resolution urging a 25 percent reduction in real estate assessments. They argue real estate values have fallen enough to justify lower taxes and call on all Kentac farmers to join the movement against higher taxes.
Democratic voters face a decision as candidates’ claims are before them and fitness is weighed. The text asserts voters will choose the candidate with the majority after ballots are counted and stresses adherence to the people’s voice.
Citizens asked to consider each candidate’s ability to render effective service and vote for eight of the eleven men running for city council. The notice urges voters to set aside friendship and select the best eight for the council.
The notice informs voters that on the ballot certain candidates are declared nominated due to lack of opposition and the public will only choose among those with opponents. It emphasizes the absence of a vote for unopposed nominees.
A vintage dressing combines two ounces of blanched almonds ground to a fine paste with one cup mayonnaise half cup currant jelly juice from half a lemon and a cup of whipped cream. It is described as an excellent dressing for fruit salads.
A cheeky reflection on beauty norms noting that many people pursue appearances primarily for facial appeal rather than other traits. The tone suggests social commentary on pressure to look attractive.
The text describes boiling two cups sugar one cup syrup two tablespoons hot water and one tablespoon vinegar until the mixture threads or is brittle in cold water then adding two generous tablespoons butter and pouring into buttered tins to cool. It also notes that shorthand was common among the nobility in Cicero's time.
Agriculture publishes a complete livestock handbook for farmers prepared under E. S. Good from the animal husbandry department. It details judging methods for horses cattle sheep and swine with breed histories and illustrated content. It lists livestock record associations and their addresses and offers free copies from the Experiment Station in Lexington.
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