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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
7
John Shannon describes Montana’s alcohol prohibition victory as a turning point with the state now dry and prosperous. He predicts similar outcomes for Kentucky and the nation, noting a shift from wet to dry sentiment after a hard fought campaign.
Pearlie Mae lives in a small country home crowded with children and achieves results in club work. Under the home demonstration agent she hatched 43 chicks from 45 eggs, and she reports her tomato plants are growing as she writes a note to the agent.
A farmer shows little appreciation for his wife who carries water from the well to the kitchen. The sentence suggests a strained domestic dynamic and a lack of regard for her labor.
In the past month many Advocate subscriptions have expired. Readers are urged to check the yellow label showing the expiration date and, if in arrears, to send a payment or check promptly.
Indiana’s writer production is rooted in its early isolated communities that fostered individuality and storytelling. The open skies and pioneer life stimulated imagination, while a communal belief in “If he can, why I can!” spurred many to try writing. A few successes inspired others despite many failures.
On the fifth day of the Redpath Chautauqua season the notable conductor will personally direct his renowned band in both afternoon and evening performances.
Miss Martha Frances Strode daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Strode of Winchester wed Mr Clay H Sutherland of Paris in a June 25 ceremony at the First Baptist Church Winchester The couple left for a wedding trip to Chicago and will reside in Paris swift salesman Mr Sutherland is the son of Mrs Fanniebelle Sutherland relatives from the city attended the service
Miss Irene Stolofsky leads the Orchestral Sextette at the Redpath Chautauqua opening. She serves as director and stands out as exceptionally talented, holding a splendid position in the ensemble.
Notice to taxpayers urges owners to list property with the Assessor's office. Harry F Howell, County Tax Commissioner, states the office is open for the second year under the new tax law and asks taxpayers to come in promptly to assist in their work.
William Waller 22 a farmer and Miss Dollie Wills 18 of Jeffersonville were married at the Court House yesterday by Judge E. W. Senff.
The Mary Chiles Hospital fund drive gains support as Kaplan's show donates ten percent of Thursday receipts. Citizens urged to attend the performance to aid the hospital and its work.
For sale a light delivery truck in first class condition with a new body offered by Ragan-Gay Motor Co. The listing notes an industrious life as the best purity for food in old age.
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