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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1914

Page

8

Good Roads Movement Launched Across Kentucky

The Kentucky Good Roads Association and the Kentucky Division of the National Highways Association spearhead a statewide drive for better highways. Commissioner R C Terrell will serve as secretary. Z D Dunlap and Robert E Woods plan county clubs to mobilize public sentiment and federal-state road cooperation.

Kentucky Kentucky Good Roads Association National Highways Association General Assembly R. C. Terrell State Highway Department Union Z. D. Dunlap Robert E. Woods Montgomery County Division Good Roads Court House Mt. Sterling Dunlap Mr. Woods State Department of Public Roads

Chas Chenault Promoted to Assistant Manager

Chas W. Chenault son of County Judge and Mrs W O Chenault has been promoted to Assistant Manager at the Western Union Telegraph Company office in Louisville. The position carries an excellent salary and reflects the young man's success as learned by many friends here.

Chas. W. Chenault W. O. Chenault Western Union Telegraph Company Louisville

Transfer of Tom Owings to Winchester Office

Mr Tom Owings son of Mr and Mrs George Owings of this city formerly in charge of the Western Union Telegraph office at Paris has been transferred by the company to the Winchester office and has taken charge.

Tom Owings George Owings Western Union Telegraph Paris Winchester

Ice Cream Supper Aids District School Library Fund

Somerset Christian church hosts an ice cream supper on Saturday night August 15 to raise funds for the district school library. The event invites community support and cooperation from all interested in the project.

Somerset Christian Church District School Library Fund

Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Patent Claim

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio pledges to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and said to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo A. L A. W. Gleason Hall

Prevention of dreaded disease in cattle

The text outlines two main strategies to combat bovine blackleg: environmental controls to reduce infection sources and protective vaccination. It discusses carcass disposal, soil disinfection, and prevention of contamination, plus a simplified single inoculation method achieving high immunity and reduced mortality. It notes regulatory guidance from Dr. S. F. Mussellman and mentions vaccine forms like pellets and cords.

S. F. Mussellman U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry

Black leg vaccine program to aid Kentucky cattle

The U S Bureau of Animal Industry provides free black leg vaccine and usage information via the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. Equipment for vaccine manufacture will be installed at the station to supply veterinarians and farmers for spring and fall protection.

U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station

Public Auction of Mt Sterling Farm Lands Sept 1 1914

Mongomery county Fiscal Court offers farm near Jeffersonville Ky at public outcry. Three tracts total about 140 acres with dwelling, outbuildings, and unimproved land. Bids paid as one third cash, six and twelve months with six percent interest. Possession March 1 1915. Court may reject bids. W O Chenault County Judge Mt Sterling Ky. Wm Cravens, Auctioneer.

Mongomery County Court House Mt. Sterling Kentucky Jeffersonville Cook’s Branch Road W. O. Chenault Wm. Cravens

McCreary County Aims for No Illiteracy by 1926

McCreary County Kentucky plans its first 1920 census to record no illiterates. Superintendent Nora E. Alcorn leads a drive to wipe out illiteracy in six years with fifty one moonlight schools starting September 7.

McCreary County Kentucky General Assembly James B. McCreary Nora E. Alcorn

Burglars Attempt Break-In At R P Thomas Home

Burglars tried to enter the residence of R. P. Thomas last Tuesday night by cutting through a screen window. Mr. Thomas awakened by noise caused them to flee.

R. P. Thomas

Clay County Illiteracy Commission Forms

At the Clay County Institute a literacy drive was announced with talks by Dr J T C Noe and Mrs Cora Wilson Stewart. Ninety three teachers volunteered and $50.75 was donated on the spot for campaign expenses as a commission to cooperate with Superintendent Luther Hatton was elected.

Clay County Institute J. T. C.noe Normal Department of State University Cora Wilson Stewart Kentucky Luther Hatton Institute I. S. Manning Tyne Britton Charles Goins Secre

Clay County Enlisted in Illiteracy County Listing

The fragment references Clay county and a claimed enlistment at a county of illiteragy involving the speaker and children. The text is unclear but implies a local administrative matter or descriptor.

Clay County Illiteragy

Price of Sugar Rises Sharply in Market

Monday sugar prices jump over a cent as imports from foreign competition retreat and domestic demand grows. The move strengthens Britain’s position in the local market for supply.

Great Britain

A Cheerful Giver Sparks Wife’s Affection

A wife’s fondness for a cheerful giver emerges as a central theme, illustrating domestic tensions and charitable impulses in a small community setting. The article tracks social expectations and personal loyalties among neighbors and family.

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Chas Chenault Georgia Bell Farmers’ Line Department Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company South Sabiela Amon Atlanta Mt. Sterling Laundry Co THE Clay County Illiteracy Commission Len Young Manhattan Walsh Co Mt. Sterling, Ky
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