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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
9
S. P. Greenwade Commission and Storage Company touts yarded cars of camel pan coal offered at a price. A humorous ad note urges buying Stacy Adams shoes for Christmas to keep a man happy.
Ness Jones purchases a 1923 Hudson sedan from Ragen-Gay Motor Company in Mt. Sterling. The car is described as one of the finest in town, fully equipped with every accessory known to motorists. Mrs. K. O. Clarke notes a beautiful line of trimmed hats at cost.
New business M. R. Hainline locates on Bank Street in the room once occupied by the Electric Snep and will open a furniture and general repair shop soon.
Women shop at the Singer office for Christmas bargains as the Woman's Exchange promotes ready gifts and holiday specials. The feature highlights practical gift items and seasonal pricing.
Neighboring county reports the murder of David Treadway believed to be connected to local tensions. The article notes prior events involving his father and a close comrade, with reflections on sacrifice and duty amid community grief. Morgan County votes road bonds, Silas Collins buys 150 acres for 5000, and a school play proceeds for charity. A Ford collision injures William Tipton and the Cornwell family during weekend rain.
Parson's Fruit Store announces relocation to the National Hotel Building on Maysville Street. Prices include apples 1.50 per bushel or 4 per barrel, bananas 5 cents a dozen, oranges 25 to 40 cents a dozen, Tokay grapes 18 cents per pound, large grapefruit 5 cents, and a box of apples at 2.25.
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