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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
4
Second class mail notice states subscription is two dollars per year and cash must accompany the order. No announcement will be inserted until payment is received.
Governor Morrow delivers a 5000 word message to the Legislature urging careful action on agricultural needs and budget pruning. The editorial digest notes the speech is only the first chapter and calls for restraint to avoid constitutional issues and excessive salaries.
Tuesday's issue presents the four banks' statements, showing favorable finances and ample reserves. Managements are described as wise and up-to-date, inviting new business and suggesting optimism for the local economy.
Bernard Shaw calls government the art of idolatory in a blunt critique of communism and democracy. He says government exists by the consent of the people and notes the costs of socialism and free love, starvation, and family separations as routine parts of communism.
Virgil P. Lary announces his federal tax consulting services with offices in Winchester and Bowling Green Kentucky. He offers assistance in preparing tax returns planning strategies and IRS negotiations for individuals and businesses.
A Chicago policeman is charged with extorting $200 in exchange for silence. Authorities allege he demanded the payment as a condition for not reporting or pursuing a case. The indictment describes the officer’s alleged coercive tactics and seeks legal action.
President McCracken of Vassar says a fifty year old woman leads ahead of a man. The article notes the pursuit continues, framing a long lead with a villain still in pursuit.
Stanton Regent Snowden Chester Spurlock and mother of Lexington joined Miss Pearl Skidmore for a New Year's dante at her home in her cousin Sylvia Skidmore's honor. Guests included Alta Faulkner Alice Daniel Irene Cunningham Nina Tipton and others. Several local residents attended a surprise party for Alta Faulkner at Bowen.
Miss Christine Anderson entertained guests for New Year’s Eve with a dinner and watch party. Attendees included Misses Mae Shrout Leona Palmer Virginia Anderson Lucille Moore and Messrs. Stanley Laughlin Roy Johnson James Arnold Mark Arthur Markland and Bascom Thompson. The Woman’s Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs. B M Goodpaster’s home and conducted a brief business session led by president Mrs. Edgar Denton.
Roll Call Current Events Music Wilbur and Orville Wright Mrs Hayden Lacy Morse and Bell Mrs Eugene Brother Song Our Industrial Inventions Mrs Hampton Various locals and visitors listed with school, college and city ties. Students and townspeople from Lexington to Millersburg visit relatives and attend events during holidays season.
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