Mt Sterling Advocate publication details and rates
Public notice from Mt Sterling Advocate listing publication schedule Tuesday and Thursday, staff roles, and subscription rate of two dollars per year. The note warns that no announcement will be inserted until payment is received and mentions the publishing company PUBL OCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY and associated editorial staff.
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Mt. Sterling
Thereeas Can Priess Association
New Year Optimism From Montgomery County Advocate
The 1922 greeting from The Advocate highlights lessons from 1921, praises hard work and advertising, and expects better times for Bluegrass tobacco farmers and local business. It pledges support for progress and urges readers to unite for a bigger, better Mr. Sterling in the year ahead.
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Montgomery County
Mr. Sterling
The World Loves a Pleasant Man Motto
A reflective exhortation urges kindness and cheer as life’s moral core. It highlights laughter, storyteller skill, and smiling as remedies for ill will, advising to avoid complaint and to spread pleasure since life passes only once.
Noted Veterans Demand Independence from Charity Aid
Veterans who served overseas declare they will not accept charity and demand that their work and earnings be their own banner and reward. They emphasize self reliance and insist on earning through their labor rather than satellites of welfare.
Property Owners Eye Fence Line Secrets
A wry remark on property owners suspecting a neighbor across the fence of hiding some of their wealth or goods, reflecting a common belief in hidden possessions among neighbors.
Tribute to Unknown Soldiers Shifts to Jobs and Pay
The piece pivots from memorial tributes to practical support by proposing specific employment and compensation for living veterans. It outlines immediate job placement avenues and targeted financial assistance to ease postwar recovery for those who served.
Man asks for chicken at butcher shop
A man entered a butcher shop and asked for a chicken. The butcher offered a pallet instead, prompting the man to clarify he needed something to carry the chicken, not a pallet.
Unions Grow in China as Labor Organization Efforts Expand
The text notes Chinese efforts to organize labor unions modeled after United States structures, reflecting a shift toward formal worker representation. It mentions the phrase do more and tempus keeps right on fugitting as marginal, non-substantive language.
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Tempus
United States
If the law tests brains for jobs in Congress
The observed proposal to require a brain test for congressional jobs implies many vacancies would appear in Congress once the plan is enacted. It frames the idea as a sweeping eligibility measure that would immediately reshape the legislature.
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Congress
Banks to finance Burley tobacco handling in 1921
Cincinnati banks are expected to fund part of the Burley tobacco handling costs for the 1921 crop. James C. Stone and Charles N. Manning said bankers expressed sympathy and strong interest after a conference with the Burley Association. Bankers plan to review the proposal with the clearing house to secure bank participation.
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Cincinnati
James C. Stone
Association
Bankers of
Clearing House Association
Charles N. Manning
Stone
Burley Association
Mr. Stone
Manning
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth Third National Bank of Cincinnati
Messrs. Stone
Finance Committee
James C. Wilson
Louisville
W. C. Montgomery
Elizabethtown
J. Ed Bassett
Lexington
Jas. McClure
Paris
J. N. Kehoe
Maysville
Bush W. Allin
Harrodsburg
John B. Winn
Versailles
Robert W. Bingham
Nature Study Encourages Wonder Over Facts
Augusta M. urges teachers and children to value curiosity in nature study. She links birds, trees, insects, and seasonal change to character growth, stressing honest inquiry and guided exploration rather than rote facts.
European debt mood linked to spendthrift Americans
The text notes that the influx of spendthrift Americans to Europe influenced European attitudes toward money owed by the Allies. It mentions that some men devote six days of the...
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Europe
Local Visits Reported Across Owingsville Area
Stepstoni Willie Ragan Corjspondent Miss Ruth Donahue visiting Owingsville returns home Saturday. She visited Mrs Minnie Goodpaster at Salt Lick the past week Avonia Payne at work near Mt Sterling spent Christmas with friends Tom Jones and wife. Mrs Clifton Johnsh visiting her fath Mr Douglas at Paris rents home this week. Clyde Turley and wife near Mt Sterling visited his aunts G W Turley and wife. Lewis Williams visited his aunt Mrs Robert Wilson Spencer last week. Robert Goodpaster and family spent Wednesday with Richard Goodpaster and family. Mrs Frank Brown of Mt Sterling was here this week. Mrs W Conner and Mrs Joe Kegley spent Saturday with Mrs H D Blevins. Mrs Virgil Montjoy and daughter Mabel of Mt Sterling with Mrs J D Alexander of this place spent Wednesday with Walter Quisenberry and wife. Miss Eliza Maxey visited Logan Elam and wife at Spencer last week. Mrs A R Linton of Sharpsburg and Mrs Ben Thompson of this place spent Tuesday with Mrs Callie Ragan. For Printing see The Advocate.
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Ruth Donahue
Owingsvile
Minnie Goodpaster
Salt Lick
Avonia Payne
Mt. Sterling
Tom Jones
Charles Price
Clifton Johnsh
Mr. Douglas
Paris
Clyde Turley
Nts
G. W. Turley
Lewis Williams
Robert Goodpaster
Richard Goodpaster
Frank Brown
W. Conner
Joe Kegley
H. D. Blevins
Virgil Montjoy
Mabel
J. D. Alexander
Walter, Quisenberry
Eliza Maxey
Logan Elam
Spencer
A. R. Linton
Sharpsburg
Ben Thompson
Callie Ragan
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W. C. Hamilton
Commonwealth Attorneys’ Association
Luisville
Ohio
Burley
B. T. Wright
Nature
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Baltimore
Augusta M
Teris
Balger Robertson
Stepstoni
Willie Ragan, Corjspondent
Robert Wilson
the Advocate
W. T. Payne Property
Stepstone Creek
Spring St
Court House Door
Steptone Creek
Kentucky
W. L. Payr
G. W Payne
Robert
Payne
J. H. Haggard
W. BE. Jones
M. C. C. C. R. G. Kern, Atorney
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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