Mt Sterling Advocate Publisher Details and Rates
Local news note lists Advocate Publishing Company Mt Sterling with issue days Tuesday and Thursday, editors W W Hedden Sr and J W Hedden Jr and Mary C Ayres as Local News Editor. Postage info shows second class mail matter and two dollars per year.
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Pubishers
MT. Sterling Advocate
Loossss
W. Weddenw
J. W. Hedden, JR
Mary C. Ayres
LSS
Mt Sterting
Leiil Tee Ameran Press Associate
Printing reform debate from Minnesota congressman Schaal
A Minnesota congressman Thomas D. Schaal proposes a 13 month year saving 25 000 000 annually in lithographed calendars. The piece questions whether the savings reach the public and criticizes the congressman's motives while labeling the plan as either a joke or a serious bill.
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Thomas D. Schaal
Minnesota
Minnnesota
Newport Mill Strike Prolonged Clash With State Troops
Sunday saw active unrest in Newport as state military and mill strikers clashed. Officials report soldiers faithful but unable to restore order. outcome soon to be decided amid costs to strikers, taxpayers, and potential losses of time and property.
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Newport
Income Tax Facts for Farmers in 1921
Farmers, rangers, herders and dairy men must compute net and gross income for 1921 to decide tax due. Include all gains from farm products and exchanges at fair market value. include land sale or rent profits. deduct farm operation expenses such as cultivation, harvesting, marketing, feed, fertilizer, repairs, and wages for farm hands. An unmarried or widowed farmer may use form 1040F attached to the return.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
Tax Filing Thresholds for 1921 Individual Returns
The rule states that an individual must file a 1921 return if net income is at least $1,000 or gross income is at least $5,000. Married couples living together on December 31, 1921 must file if net income is at least $2,000 or gross income is at least $5,000.
Montgomery County Sheriff Alleges Dog License Compliance
Montgomery County reports about 850 dogs, with only around 300 licensed as of February 1922. Sheriff Charles E. Duff warns enforcement will begin February 20 to collect fees and ensure compliance.
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Montgomery County
Charles E. Duff
Montgomery Co
Gate City Oil Company Begins Gasoline Delivery Service
NOW IN OPERATION The Gate City Oil Company a local corporation with several garage men has received its first car of gasoline and started delivery service. It intends to buy directly from refineries to provide best quality at the lowest price to the trade.
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Gate City Oil Company
Eggs for sale from single comb Anconas
Heavy laying strain eggs available from Halley Gillaspie. Call 683 J-3 for details or to arrange purchase.
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Halley Gillaspie
Tariff Still Too Low, Projected to Protect Home Incomes
A partial OCR fragment states that in some particulars the tariff remains too low to protect home income. The line hints at economic policy concerns but lacks full context or specifics about entities or dates.
The New Coat by Marie Ft Sonner
Samantha Haskins longs for a new coat as she faces farming chores and social pressures. Mrs Carter hatches a plan to earn money by sewing and fitting Samantha, while Ephraim critiques and warns of consequences. Samantha ultimately accepts help and gains a warm coat amid family tension and community gossip.
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Maine
Eph
Samantha
Semanthe
Mra Carter
Haskins House
Junction
Simpon Jes
New York
Farmers Problems and National Policy: A Rural Vitality Call
The piece argues that farm distress harms national strength. It notes market abuses by undergrading and misweighting, marketing delays, and price swings from storage, transport, and finance costs. It urges treating agriculture as broad policy, aligning production with consumption, and improving farmer parity with buyers and other industries.
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Emrest
Rome
Ufe
Move to Lexington Avenue and family arrangements
Mrs McCoun and children are already in Lexington Avenue while Mr McCoun plans to wind up affairs in Frankfort and enter business. Mr Porter's health worsened, his daughter stays with him. he was bedridden for about three weeks but is slowly improving. Lexington Herald reports the notes of moving and caregiving.
Remnant Sale at J. D. Hazelrigg’s
Bargains await at J. D. Hazelrigg’s remnant sale starting February 9 and continuing for three days. Attend to secure desired items at reduced prices.
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J. D. Hazelrigg’s
Rents Property On Winn Street To Mrs Watkins
W T Hunt rents his residence on Winn Street to Mrs Watkins of the county who will move there to reside.
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W. T. Hunt
Winn Street
Love Is a Fixed Star in First Magnitude
The quote contrasts love and hate, describing love as enduring and bright while hate is a fearful meteor that briefly flashes and then vanishes. It frames love as a constant, transforming perspective on human emotion.
Benefit show postponed due to sickness for Rest Room effort
Notice says the benefit show for the Rest Room is postponed because many are sick. Only a few children are growing up as circumstances push the event to a future date. Also advertisement lists for rent: three rooms and bath for March, contact J. Setich at phone 256.
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Bath
J. Setich
Estate claim notice for Dr J A Shirley executorship
Public notice states all persons with claims against the estate of Dr J A Shirley must file proofs with executor Charles D Grubbs at once. The notice requires property proven and is issued by the executor.
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J. A. Shirley
Charles’ D. Grubbs
Editors Sell Blue Grass Clipper Paper to J H Reigner
John G. Brown and Frank L. Walker, editors of the Blue Grass Clipper at Midway, sold their plant and goodwill on Thursday to J H Reigner of ind. Reigner is described as formerly connected with the Otshoen legion and as a Knight Templar.
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John G. Brown
Frank L. Walker
Blue Grass Clipper
Midway
J. H. Reigner
Ind
Reigner
Otlshoen Legion
Modern Evening Gown in Verse at Distant Gala
A playful quatrain praising a gown with tulle and silk tones. The speaker notes a hint of skin and a strap, reacting with amused propriety as the evening guest named Eve arrives with a coy cough and formal greeting.
Class in Expression Taught by Miss Hurst in Mt Sterling
Miss Annette Hurst head of the expression department at Kentucky Wesleyan College Winchester will be in Mt Sterling Wednesday organizing a class in expression. Interested parties may contact her at the public school.
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Annette Hurst
Kentucky
Wesleyan College
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Standard Oil awards razing work for new filling station
The Standard Oil Company has let a contract to James Richards to raze the Wade livery stable and convert the site into a filling station. J D Willett of Louisville is on site to supervise, and the finished structure is expected to be a beautiful addition to the city.
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Standard Oil” Company
James Richards
Wade
J. D. Willett
Louisville
Reading Postponed at History Club
The reading of Enouch Arden by Mrs Sallie Bullock Cave planned for tomorrow at the History Club is postponed due to illness in the city. It will be rescheduled, possibly in early spring, with Mr Sterling and others awaiting Mrs Cave's appearance with pleasure.
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Enoch Arden
Sallie Bullock Cave
History Club
Cafeteria Guests Invited to Supper at National Hotel
A notice invites attendees to a supper at the old National Hotel following a cafeteria meal. The event promises modest refreshments and community gathering in the hotel hall.
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Old National Hotel
Tennessee Moonshine Now Rebranded as Starshine
A Tennessee speaker notes illicit mountain whisky is no longer called moonshine because the moon cannot shine on all that is made, and it is now marketed as starshine.
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