Pershing Urges Soldiers to Write Home From War
General Pershing orders letters home as a duty to country noting soldiers must write themselves since officers cannot write for them. He stresses family contact is vital for mothers and fathers, as thousands of Germans are interned in the United States. The piece includes an accompanying poem about a girl and a slacker.
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Sam
Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Gen. Pershing
War Department
France
W. Ss
United States
Advocate For
Sale Notice in Equity Montgomery Circuit Court
By order of sale from the Montgomery Circuit Court May Term 1918 the court appoin ts W. E. Jones master commissioner will sell at public auction in Mt Sterling Ky two parcels of land on Somerset Creek totaling 361 4 acres in Bessie Henry Turley case. Tract 1 contains 2434 acres and Tract 2 1134 acres. Purchasers must furnish bonds with security and pay bondable purchase money with interest. a lien remains until full payment.
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Bessie Henry Turley
Tupicy Onjsecc
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Somerset Creek
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Flat Rock Pike
F. M. Willoughby
Minnie Henry
Ernest Henry
Grassy Lick Creek
Judy Pike
Judy and
Flat Rock
J. W. Mee
Stone Corner
W. E. Jones
The Mouse Goes Motoring
A barn mice family meets a new motor car owned by the farmer. One bold mouse explores a torn leather cushion and nests in the warm stuffing. The car is started and drives to a city street where the mouse escapes into a storefront seeking safety.
City Visit Frights Child On Street Car Ride
A young boy tours a city with a motor car and a large sticky creature. He is frightened by the fall on the floor and faints. He longs to return home and cautions his family to avoid the car, fearing it may drive away to dangerous places.
Let The Advocate Do Your Job Printing
A brief Boston Evening Transcript exchange mentions paying for printed poetry and handing a blank check, with W. and S- noted as voices in a humorous ad blurb for Advocate printing services.
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Boston
Evening ‘Transcript
the Advocate
Notice to Clear Roadside Vegetation 1918
Between July 1 and August 20 1918 every owner controller and manager of lands bordering public highways in this county must cut clear away and remove bushes weeds shrubs and overhanging limbs. Hedge fences along highways must be trimmed so they never exceed five feet in height. Violators on conviction may be fined 20 to 50 dollars.
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Griggs Motor Car CO
General Pershing
Judas
Joe Holton
Aero Squadorn
Hoover
The
Food Administration
Great Wheat Belt
Advocate For Printing
M.C.C.C
Mt. Sterling Advocate Automobile
Care the Advocate
Mt. Sterling, Ky
U. S
Fugazzi School
OF Business
Irene Fugazzi
N. Upper St
Lexington, KY
W. F. Horton
Strother Motors,Co., Inc
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