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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
13
A writer argues strikes harm workers and families, blaming labor organizations for unrest. They urge strict arbitration and laws to curb disturbances, contending employers should raise pay as workers’ value grows and not demand wage increases. Space suggests best relations arise from employers proactively sharing earnings.
German publications express approval of the U S Senate and Congress stance on the peace treaty and League of Nations, claiming German satisfaction with continued armistice terms. The piece accuses a partisan Washington majority of betraying soldiers’ sacrifices and thwarts future commitments.
A call to action urges residents to form a tobacco factory, cold storage plant, or home slaughtering setup to utilize idle capital and existing stock. The plea cites banks full of money and a revived Men's Business Club as catalysts for profitable local industry.
The piece asserts our circulation covers most of Montgomery County and nearby areas, claiming it is larger than any competing paper. It argues ads reach better results regardless of ad type and urges advertisers to expect and demand superior outcomes.
A daughter named Frances Anne Covington was born Tuesday to Mrs. Robert Covington in Richmond. The name honors her maternal grandmother and great grandmother. Mrs. Covington was formerly Miss Cynthia Thompson of this city. Nash automobile sold by Ragan-Gay Motor Co.
Shoes for women from J. & K. Boots combine flattering appearance with sturdy service. The city’s women buy J. & K. Shoes season after season for stylish yet satisfactory footwear.
Finley Cisco recovers from a violent tonsillitis attack while Irwin Wood returns to work after illness. Mrs. Ann Priest remains seriously ill for a week. Bargain-Mitchell Seven Passenger Touring advertised by Ragan Gay Motor Co.
Sunday morning start for an eight day revival with nightly services at 7 o clock. Attendance urged from first service and all church members urged to attend each service. Open to town residents and visiting members of Christian churches. Services include 10 45 AM preaching and 6 15 PM Epworth League events with prayer meetings and evening preaching.
The Rev. H. R. Coleman of Lew isville delivered an engaging sermon on Masonry at the Christian Church Sunday night with strong Mason attendance. Monday night he spoke to Mt. Sterling Lodge No. 23 F and A M and the Oriental Order of Masonry was conferred upon several members. Coleman is acclaimed as a leading authority on Masonic and biblical history. Fancy fruits at Vanarsdell’s Boys’ Suits. W. P. Lawrence sold Locust street property for 1800 dollars to J. P. Cravens.
R B Ponch and Co announce a sale of beef and pork at Vac arsdell’s with suitcase and hand dog items featured. The notice names R B Ponch and Co as the seller.
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