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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
11
Saturday morning January 18 1919 at 10 o clock WM Cravens auctioneer conducts public sale of assorted property. Terms cash real estate and personal items to be sold at auction to the highest bidder with bids recorded by the auctioneer.
Public auction set for January 27 1919 at Mt Sterling Kentucky to sell land in Montgomery County near Spencer Station. The property of Emma Johnson Conner Johnson and Willa Foy Johnson includes 11 16 acres with dwelling and outbuildings, bounded by Spencer turnpike railroad line and McCormick property and tied to a 1909 deed. Bond and replevin-style security required. lien retained until full payment.
Prolong the life of your shoes by having them repaired at O Connells Shoe Laboratory on Maysville Street opposite Lloyds Cafe. 33-If
Speculation swirls over how the Fifth Liberty Loan will be marketed in the last three weeks of April with Washington planning sales appeals. A six member Atlantic City committee led by Guy Emerson outlines messages stressing bonds as gilt edged investments and a means to complete America’s war task and demobilization.
Uncle Sam hails two young thrift assets. The oldest, Thrift, near two, leads with a sharp mind. The younger, Fifth Loan, joins as a second infant to be watched alongside the elder. Together they form a cautious pair guarding future duties.
Carter Glass preserves the government loan strategy as outlined by McAdoo. He confirms no shift in financing policy and supports a Fifth Liberty Loan in late April using short maturity bonds. He stresses thrift and avoidance of wasteful spending as a wartime lesson.
A long established mercantile house dating from 1723 uses illustrated ads to reveal lesser known aspects of its business and agent life. The piece argues age does not protect trade and urges ongoing vigorous advertising to stay competitive for newcomers.
29 acre farm on Brush Creek near Camargo with 6 room dwelling a new 4 acre tobacco barn and other buildings. Land grows tobacco and corn has a good orchard and ample water. Terms reasonable contact Haden Reynolds Mt Sterling Ky BR R 6. We are entitled to something in this world if it's only a lemon.
A terse saying on persistence and advertising notes that consistent effort and promotional ink win business, warning against deceit and praising steady effort. The piece closes with a proverb about the value of horn blasting and public exchange.
The excerpt likens love to liquor, praising purity that improves with time while warning that impurity spoils with age. It notes that a little love refreshes and heals, but excess proves fatal, reflecting a moralizing, metaphorical stance from The Advocate for Printing.
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