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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
8
Local classified column lists misc bargains including clothing, pianos, a buggy, wagons, gas and oil deals, a wedding engraving offer, furniture, groceries, coal, tires, and farm trades. Names include Redmond & Enoch, J. A. Littleton, The Advocate, The Table Theatre, W. A. Sutton & Son, Lexington firms, and Mt. Sterling concerns with prices and contact hints.
A Lexington, Kentucky patent medicine ad proclaims Chit Corns and related formulas Extran d permanently cured. The text lists Ben Franklin at 105 W St Lexington as contact in Seis era marketing.
Real estate for sale offers a 7 acre suburban property just outside city limits featuring a 6 room dwelling, barn and other improvements at a bargain. Also cottages building lots farms and more in real estate listings. Call T. Fos ter Rogers, Real Estate and General Insurance.
A dense ads page lists brokers in Carlisle and Lexington offering farms and suburban homes in bluegrass counties. It promotes 162 and 132 acre farm bargains near Carlisle with specifics on land use and buildings, plus services from freight delivery to auctioneers and auto dealers in Lexington and Mt. Sterling.
Local Lexington businesses advertise auto springs and accessories, tire and radiator work, batteries, mufflers, and service stations. Listings include Dixie Automobile Co, Fayette Motor Co, Mt. Sterling Vulcanizing Co, Commercial Auto Co, Hupmobile agents, Harley Davidson bikes, and auto service providers with addresses and phone numbers. Also notes on monogram stationery and engraved goods via The Advocate office.
Owensboro Republican George W. Jolly sues Chester H. Searcy for 25000 alleging malice in campaign letters favoring Charles I. Dawson. Jolly seeks damages claiming Searcy and the Republican Campaign Committee attempted to defeat him.
Rats die so do mice once they eat RAT SNAP and leave no odor behind. Cats and dogs won't touch it. Rats pass up all food to get RAT SNAP. Three sizes priced 50c 1.00 and 2.00, sold and guaranteed by Chenault & Orear.
Alabama cattle progress toward market readiness accompanies Shorthorns sale by Wm. Hoover in New Pierce Idaho with average 385 dollars. Florida grass cattle move to markets in fine condition. Ohio State Fair premiums total 85000 dollars with notable sums for shorthorns and cattle. Chicago livestock prices cited for week, 1919 comparisons follow. Rainbow Division Band linked to Blue Grass Fair with 45 members. Big sale of Republic Tires and Tubes concludes item.
Ragan Gay Motor Co promotes Hartman trunks claiming versatile use for travel and home furniture. The Walsh Co announces ships from lakes totaling about 80 million dollars moving to French and Italian ownership. General Pershing orders home the last U S troops in Russia.
An advertisement claims Iron Rust Soap removes ink spots grass stains mildew and cleans straw hats and lavatory marble. It touts a magic-like quick spot disappearance and provides contact details with a price and phone number.
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