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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1917

Page

8

Large public sale of farm stock and equipment near Howards Mill

Auction listing by Robt. Myers for 10 o clock sale includes bay gelding, black mare in foal, work mules, milch cows, heifers, steer, geese and poultry, plows and cultivators, farm wagons, tools, stoves, stock, cider etc. Also 85 acre farm belonging to Charles W. Anderson offered. dwelling, barn and land, on the pike one mile east of Howards Mill. Terms to be announced day of sale.

Howards Mill Sterling Chief Plymouth Rock Charles W. Anderson Pike

No Fluctuations Reported in Stamp Market Quotation

Henry Dragoo, ill with typhoid, can sit up. A stray misquoted saying urges vigilance for opportunity, and a quip about winning friendship by remarking on another’s hard work appears in the text.

Henry Dragoo

Drink More Water for Longer Life

The piece urges drinking more water to improve digestion and longevity. It argues water is nature’s remedy, citing anecdotes about stomach discomfort from low water intake and claiming those who drink more enjoy a healthier digestion and longer life, endorsed by doctors who also drink water.

Notice to creditors for estate of Mrs Mary E Bigstaff

All persons with claims against the estate of Mrs Mary E Bigstaff deceased must file them with the undersigned at once, proven as required by law. 21-21 R. G. Kern, Executor.

Mary E. Bigstaff R. G. Kern

Suspicion Roots in Self Knowledge Says A Proverb

The remark suggests distrust arises from self awareness, implying people project their own tendencies onto others. It frames suspicion as a mirror reflecting inner flaws rather than external acts.

Tax plan proposed to ease state debt in Glasgow Times

Hon James Richardson urges a one half cent tax on coal products and a five cent levy on whiskey to raise revenue, wipe out indebtedness, and leave a treasury balance. He says the coal trust and whiskey demand taxation while boards would not rule the people. The Allen County Times praises his bold, outspoken stance.

James Ardson Glasgow Times Richardson Allen County Times

Rooms for Rent on Harrison Avenue

Rooms and a barn are for rent through Mrs. English on Harrison Avenue.

Rear shed collapse on Main Street after heavy snow

A shed at the rear of the Lloyd building on Main Street collapsed last week under heavy snow weight. No injuries were reported as the structure fell with no one underneath.

Lloyd Building Main Street

There is always a better way, but many crooks and turns

The Advocate for printing notes that navigators face a crooked path with detours and traps. The piece emphasizes caution and persistence in seeking a rightful course amid deceptive shortcuts.

Jack of all trades and good at all

A humorous maxim praising versatility and broad competence. The saying suggests someone excels across many tasks and fields, highlighting adaptability and practical skill in diverse work. It emphasizes flexibility and a well rounded ability set.

Egg Currency Considered During Gold Shortage

A speculative note suggests eggs could replace gold as a circulating medium in a currency shortage. The piece urges readers to submit their job work to the Advocate office for processing.

Advocate Office

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stanhope W. N. Anderson Robt. Myers the Advocate For Printing Keller Tipton H. Wilson Sewing Club Sycamore Street J. Will Clay H. W. Lockridge A. J. Bray Whitehall Warehouse Zia Joles Records Robert Howell Ames Eubank & Douthitt Gatewood Greene Gilbert W. H. Sullivan Hughes & Reynolds Whitehall White Hall Grover Loose Leaf Tobacco MT. Sterling, KY E. R. Little
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