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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

2

Weather Forecaster Faced With Public Mistakes

A weather forecaster endures daily exposure of errors as the public critiques his forecasts while a personal dispute with his wife adds to his trouble.

Advocate Publishing Co

Wanted Furs Top Prices In Mt Sterling

Classified ad announces high market values for furs in Mt Sterling from H Gordon at corner Queen and Locust streets. The page also contains humorous and opinion snippets referencing gun safety, biblical quotes, fashion items, and local gossip with varied old time references.

Mt. Sterling H. Gordon Queen and Locust Streets

Thanksgiving social notes and club meetings in Owingsville

Mrs. C. W. Young hosted a bridge gathering on High street with Miss Gladys Young assisting and many local ladies attending. The Woman's Club held its December session with a bazaar planned for the coming Saturday. Local residents, students, and visitors from Mt Sterling to Hazard shared Thanksgiving visits and family travels.

C. W. Young Bridge Club High Street Gladys Young A. T Byron J. L. Byron B. H. Brother L. D. Brother Shrout Shanklin Piper Wy the Ping Charles Bristown Alex*Goodpaster Leslie Shrout J. B. Hampton Oddie Power Woman's Club Lawrence McCoy J. L. Ewing Nettie Belle Arnold Bernice Florence Paris Lucy Thomas Mt. Sterling Cal Rolph J. T. Rolph George Hamilton Millersburg Military Institute Carroll Hamilton Lillian Redwine Richmond J. R. Day Willis Richardson W. W. Horton Louisville Carolyn Mary Elizabeth 8. B. Pinney

Local Social Notes and War Savings Ask for Treasury Certificates

The column records numerous visits and greetings from Miss Lucille Vice, Misses Bascom and Knight, and others visiting relatives in Kentucky and nearby towns. It also describes Advise to switch from war savings stamps to treasury savings certificates, noting 4 percent interest, five year maturity, tax exemptions, and family-held limits, urging readers to invest to support thrift and government funding.

Treasury Savings Treasury United States Uncle Sam Turner

Walsh Hat Sale Friday and Saturday

A brief local notice promotes Walsh's hat sale to run Friday and Saturday. Prices listed as $3.48 per hat. The item uses nostalgic phrasing and references memories and idealized times.

Walsh

Man Behind Big Accomplishments Spotlighted

A feature praises a single standout figure as the driving force behind major achievements, highlighting leadership and inspiration in pursuit of success.

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Staton & Son Caesar God Matthew Walsh's Peoper Owingsville Grace Crooks Sharpsburg R. W. Kincaid Edgar Dehton James Edgar Adaline Bell Hazard William Estill Kentucky Military Institute London Mrs S. M. Estill Ruth Richards T. J. Havens H. B. Anderson Shawhan Frank Stamper Business Lexington David Stamper Mrs. G. C. Ewing Mrs. Moberly Cincinnati Leona Palmer Web Traders National Bank Oldham A. B. Oldham & Son Kentucky Lucille Vice Danville Carolyn Bascom Edith Knight Sherman Goodpaster Frankfort Mrs. Johnson Clancey Mrs. Allie Elizabeth Brother Mays Ville C. W. Lyons Surgoinsville Tenn Mary Siler Georgetown Wat Phelps Dalzell Covington C. F. Martin Walsh Co Montjoy & Prewitt Postoffice W. W. Clarke C. Howell
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