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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
4
In a secondary competition the teams Eaoerei and Pemo Tee faced Wh Seeding with unclear results. The event notes seed standings and potential placements but readable details are scarce.
The readable portion discusses diet and emotional phrases in a distorted voice with several unclear references to people and events. It appears to be an OCR fragment lacking coherent names, dates, or locations, making it difficult to identify a specific event or subject.
An irregular OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a windy, garbled format. It references New York and Starlet, with scattered bits of commentary about people and duties, but the overall content remains unclear and disjointed.
A cryptic report describes a Monday theft attributed to a group named Succc y in a case involving stolen items from a location described as Bowerd’s ME. The article notes two new leads and mentions PeterGcy Te as a potential clue in the ongoing investigation.
A fragmented notice describes a residence for sale at Wet Bgt Street. It notes modern property features including lost rooms, storage, and a count house element. The text mentions multiple rooms, a dwelling with basement and attic, and potential subdivision details.
In Cier county cattle trade saw activity near the Chey County bank where 0 head were listed for bersee. G & Santh reached Bere Setar Gey iron Maewebester to engage in cattle trade, amid ongoing tensions over peers and local markets.
A lengthy society update lists visitors and travelers including Mrs W N Anderson and Mrs Jennie Proctor in town for a funeral, Miss Marie Clark resuming duties in Washington DC, and Miss Della Mae Clark to attend George Washington University. Several families from Lexington Huntington and North Middletown hosted gatherings at Olympian Springs and country homes. Others mention departures to Hamilton Ohio and weekend guests of the Graves and Botts families. The column closes with a reflective line about profession and ambition.
Correspondence notes Mrs. Lawrence Mallory is up after a severe sickness. Miss Elizabeth Ratliff of Flat Creek visited Beatrice Beadle from Saturday to Sunday. Private Ray Guy visited friends from Wednesday to Thursday. Mrs Walter Thompson and daughter ...
The Sick Friends notes Mrs. John C. Swope remains ill at Clark County Hospital though showing improvement. Mrs. Bruce P. Duty was moved to Lexington by ambulance for an appendicitis operation at Good Samaritan Hospital. A wry saying notes the difficulty of keeping a husband content.
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