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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1917
Page
4
A notice states a subscription costs one dollar and fifty cents per year with payment required in advance. It warns no announcement will be inserted until the payment is received.
The notice lists candidates on the Democratic ticket including State Senator George Hon Clark County and Representative T L Gaudel Menefee County. It names county officials Earl W Senff Keller Greene John G Roberts Miss Georgie V Sledd Harry F Howell James M Greer Roy G Kern Dan Welch A. S Hart W Reid McKee T B Rodman W P Apper son J Wells Wilkerson as councilmen for four wards.
The local Exemption Board bears a heavy duty in selecting who serves in the army with decisions not universally loved. The public should withhold criticism until all facts are known as rulings are recallable and discharges appealed for the government. Montgomery County must supply its share and fit men with no dependents are prioritized.
The Health and Welfare League met at the courthouse. Miss Margaret Frost reported July figures: 92 visits, 30 Metropolitan calls, 26 patients, 4 tuberculosis cases, 1 obstetrical case, 2 patients taken to hospital, 1 school visited, 3 water samples sent to the State Bacteriological Laboratory, 45 business calls, and total visits 170.
Private sale listing offers 7 11 pounds of country lard from Mrs. B P Jeffries. Contact via phone 628 W-1 2 for details or appointment.
E K Thomas of near North Middletown sells his 900 acre Glenwood bluegrass farm on the Stony Point pike to Edward F Sims of Paris and Houston Texas for about 150000 dollars.
Duafly of Harrison county the former Speaker was decisively defeated for re nomination and Stanley's Assistant Attorney General Duffy of Christian county lost by about two to one for County Attorney in a strong political reversal reported by Elizabethtown News.
A card from the party nominee thanks the Democrats of Montgomery County for designating him as their jailer candidate in the recent primary. He pledges to conduct the office in a manner worthy of honest approval if elected in November.
Red Cross seeks volunteers to cut carpet rags. Materials supplied. Call at the Presbyterian Parish House on Tuesday or Wednesday to participate, per the Red Cross Committee.
Mrs. Coleman Reid, 57, died Friday night at her Stepstone home from Bright's disease and heart trouble after a period of poor health. She was active in Antioch Christian Church and is survived by her husband and brother Tuck Lyle of Milford, Kentucky. Funeral services were led by Rev. Clyde Darsie with Rev. Bonta. burial was at Machpelah. Ice watermelons and cantaloupes advertised by Vanarsdell's during August heat.
A small blaze at the Farm er Greenwade residence on Lexington avenue Monday morning around 9 o clock caused minor damage. Mrs Greenwade was away with three children present. neighbors alerted volunteers and the fire department which arrived promptly and put out the flames.
The notice urges readers to deliver job work to the Advocate office for processing. It specifies where to bring materials and mentions the office location and hours for submission.
The will of Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham of Louisville formerly Mrs. Henry M. Flagler disposing of an estate estimated at 70 million dollars was probated at West Palm Beach Florida on Wednesday of last week. A codicil leaving 5 million dollars to her husband Judge Bingham of Louisville will be probated in that city.
J Morrison Cox bought a fifteen acre tract with improvements near Spencer Station at public auction. The sale price was 1475 dollars. Possession will be given within sixty days.
Plans for a large agricultural exhibit in Mt Sterling target the last week of October with tobacco, corn and other farm product prizes. Tickets at 2.50 dollars grant entry to 49 exhibits and fund a hoped for big turnout with a women’s department and potential bands and displays. W. Hoffman Wood coordinates the effort, urging farmers and county growers to buy tickets to boost the event.
Notice to the public from Mt Sterling Greenhouse owners Williams R Hornsby and N Harris Hornsby announces lease renewal of the Clay street and Corbett avenue location. The firm offers plants and cut flowers for all occasions with special attention to funeral designs and invites visitors.
German planes bombed the southeast coast of England with targets in Essex and Kent. Twenty three killed including nine women and six children, nearly three scores injured. British aircraft repelled the raid and chased the attackers to sea. Fort on the Main near Verdun bombarded by French air crews in reprisal for raids against Nancy and north of Paris.
A new fortune telling service arrives at the corner of Bank and Locust streets. Madame Junit offers guidance on loves, friendships, property value, separations, and business matters with guaranteed satisfaction.
A detailed sequence of classes songs prayers and reports outlines a Montgomery County Christian Bible School day. Activities include 9:15 scripture lessons 10:30 departmental reports 11:05 address Bible study in the home 11:30 bulletin item 12:00 committee appointments and adjournment afternoon sessions feature praise business reports war and Bible work programs and teacher training followed by election of officers and closing prayers.
The Navy Department states the Standard Oil tanker Campana was sunk by a German submarine on August 6 about 143 miles west of Illebere. Forty seven survivors reached land. the captain and four armed guards are believed to be prisoners aboard the submarine. This marks the first reported capture of American naval personnel in the war.
The text notes only two Central Powers in 1914 and 1915 with Germany expanding unrestricted submarine warfare. It states nine American ships were sunk before the U S declared war, with the first loss being the William P Frye on January 28, 1915.
The Food Administration announced plans to buy the entire wheat crop to ensure fair prices for producers and affordable bread and flour. Starting September 1 mills over 100 barrels daily and elevators require licenses, and middlemen and grain exchanges will be regulated.
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