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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
5
A speaker in a wartime to postwar tone urges calm, optimism, and rational action. He argues Congress should pursue constructive legislation to aid Reconstruction, stressing America remains strong and capable, with a long, bright road ahead despite obstacles.
The city council, after a Tuesday executive session, adopted a resolution restoring the phone rental to 150 per month under a franchise contract. Attorneys for the telephone company argued to keep a 2.00 monthly rate under government control for four months, but the council, by a two vote majority, returned to the original contract price of 150 per month and reconvened to reaffirm the franchise terms and service standards.
The Kentucky State Fair opens in Louisville on September 8 to 13, 1919 with cash premiums totaling 110000, a Saddle Horse Stake of 100000, two Beet Cattle Shows worth 20000 each, two Fat and Feeding Cattle Shows of 20000, Dairy Cattle 6000 and Swine Show 5000 among other events. The State Fair Association urges liberal patronage from Central and Eastern Kentucky as the main attraction draws a large regional attendance.
The proposal outlines forming a company to hold a supplementary fair in early fall. It would include trotting pacing and running races to stimulate farmers, stock breeders, and speed development of horses. A large floral hall exhibit would bolster business interests and support diverse industries.
The American Federation of Labor and advertising leaders outline a program to promote advertising as a driver of production and prosperity. Samuel Gompers is listed as a speaker, signaling collaboration between capital and labor to boost markets and wages through mass advertising campaigns. The exhibit will display campaigns that bridge employer and employee interests and showcase market creating strategies.
A reader explains that English shoes achieve a glossy look by placing trees in the footwear and applying a wet polish while on the foot. The method shapes the leather to a smooth finish, with inexpensive trees helping preserve shine and extend life.
The Dalles News reports a two man effort to reform their enterprise and boost regular business. The notes suggest readiness to restart operations and align with a corrected plan.
The Sick reports J. R. Triplett shows great improvement after a week of illness. Howe, son of Mr and Mrs Howe Thompson, continues to recover from bronchitis. Mrs L A Wise travels to Rochester Minnesota for treatment at the Mayo Sanatorium seeking restoration from ongoing ill health.
The Walsh Co. serves as sole agents for a Manhattan product noted for superior quality, signaling strong sales across markets.
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