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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
12
The document lists capital stock of 50,000.00 and surplus and undivided profits of 51,496.43. It shows circulation 46,600.00 and bills payable with the Federal Reserve Bank. Individual deposits total 416,418.55 with total assets of 361,856.49 and other numbers 2,264 and 84,900.00. Signatures A. A. Hazelrigg and W. Lois Thompson.
Public sale set for July 21 1919 at Mt Sterling Kentucky under a May 1919 Montgomery Circuit Court judgment. H M Wade’s undivided dower in 77 acres 4 poles on Peyton's Lick to be offered on credit six months with bond security and lien retained until full payment. Bond payable to D T Howard and to H M Wade for any excess over debt plus costs. Master Commissioner W E B Jones signs notice. Add cost.
The Ragani-Gay Motor Co reports last week sales including J. B. Spratt Nash Roadster A B Turley Oakland Touring Car and W. H. Bameey Nesh Touring Car.
The Metropolitan Quartet presents the song cycle In a Persian Garden on the last afternoon of Red Path Chautauqua. Lyrics from Omar Khayyam and music by Liza Lehman set a refined concert program including opera selections and popular songs. A 30 minute Prelude precedes Alton Packard's joy night program.
The Fifth Sunday meeting with Mt Olive Church drew a large audience. Speakers included Rev T B Hill Rev A M Nicholson Rev J T Turpin and Rev E V May with Dr C M Thompson on Robbing God explaining theft versus robbery. The Mt Olive served lunch and the next gathering will be the fifth Sunday in August.
Local market Vanarsdell's showcases green beans tomatoes and cucumbers in a summer produce display attracting shoppers for fresh picks and seasonal choices.
A hurry call from Whitley county reaches the College of Agriculture for urgent expert aid as take-all or flag-smut threats appear in wheat fields. Miss Mabel Roe is sent to report to the Extension Division and Washington while Uncle Sam tracks new foreign diseases in the United States. Tennessee and Missouri wheat suffer from insect ravages, scab, anthracnose and rust. take-all, first found in Madison county Illinois, now appears in several Illinois and Indiana counties.
Local notice highlights availability of beets peas and other green vegetables at Vanarsdell s grocery. Shoppers are urged to visit the market for fresh produce and seasonal selection.
One hundred fifty club members of the boys and girls clubs received certificates in London Kentucky on June 14. The group from Clay Knox Whitley Laurel and Bell counties completed agricultural projects in corn potatoes soy beans and livestock. They came with their county agents to receive certificate ribbons attend a banquet and enjoy baseball basketball and tennis in the afternoon.
Vanarsdell and Co report an order for the discontinuance of the post office at Thomson rescin ded, signaling a local postal services decision.
Washington politicians forecast the Wilson era debate on the League of Nations to rival the slavery question in heat. A Senate flood of oratory is expected as Wilson conducts a nationwide campaign while opponents trail him and League adherents speak in sections he cannot visit.
H. Glick and his family plan to move to Detroit Michigan soon. He has built a successful hide junk and poultry business here, owns a modern home and business property, and recently bought a handsome car, signaling prosperity.
Mrs Lester Lee will entertain with a rock party Wednesday after noon at her home on the Maysville pike.
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