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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1918

Page

4

Candidate for Congress in Ninth District State Primary

Readable fragment notes Carter County eratic candidate for Congress in the Ninth District at the State Primary held August 3 1918.

Carter County

Duty to Participate in War Savings and Red Cross Drives

The paper urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds War Savings Certificates and support the Red Cross condemning slackers who have not contributed. It notes county illiteracy numbers from 1910 and announces Prof H R Riley will lead a drive to eradicate illiteracy with local cooperation.

Joe Fletcher Winchester Pike Red Cross H. R. Riley Our County Kentucky Illiteracy Commission Riley

Water main break prompts conservation and quick repairs

A large water main broke across Slate causing reduced supply. The stand pipe remained fed, urging sparing use for fire protection. Repairs led by Manager Blevins are underway, with expectations of normal supply within a few days. Also notes a local sales ad and a baby burial in Morehead with family public sympathy.

Ing Blevins

Soldier Boy Newton Bell Killed Four Germans in No Man's Land

Dispatches say Private Newton Bell, a Fleming County 25 year old, and two companions were surrounded in No Man's Land. They fought their way back to American forces, with Bell credited for four enemy soldiers killed. The note appears in Sunday reports.

Newton Bell No Man’s Land Bell Fleming County

Registration Booth At Chautauqua Grounds

A daily registration booth will operate on the Chautauqua grounds. All city and county ladies are urged to register using government cards provided to collect requested information. An emphasis on giving the matter careful attention is noted.

Chautauqua

Death of Arrow G Wilson at Home

Arrow G a six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wilson died at their home in this county Monday. Much sympathy is felt for the young family in the loss of the child who was gentle and loved by all who knew her.

Marjorie Sue James Clay Morehead Arrow G John Wilson Little One

Local Board Reclassifies Registrants and Awards War Contract

The Local Board reclassified numerous deferred registrants into Class 1 and adjusted statuses for white and Black registrants, with many from Class 2 or 3 moving up based on dependents and provisions. William Enoch of Enoch Manufacturing secures a large gloves contract for soldiers, initial tally 125000 pairs, marking a notable war effort milestone.

Edw. Evans H. Morton Jones Strauder Jones George Kelsor Arthur Moore William Ratliff John W. Brown Frank Bigstaff District Board Harry F. Howell Agricultural Cecil Daniel Harvey Crooks Glenn Stafford William Enoch Industrial Enoch Manufacturing Co France Om. Sterling Firm

Kaiser Propaganda Film The Kaiser Beast Of Berlin at Table Theatre

Local audiences are urged to see The Kaiser Beast of Berlin a stirring American propaganda film shown at Table Theatre on July 9. The picture depicts German atrocities in Belgium and warns of vengeance if the war is not won, aiming to stir patriotism and support for Allied forces.

Metro Pictures Pearl White Hearst-Pathe News Berlin Table Theatre America Potsdam Belgium Kaiser Gerard Wilson Eal W. S

Navy Son Arrives in France Revealed by Card

Mrs Leah Reese received a late last week a card from her son Howell Reese recently joined the navy announcing his safe arrival in France. The piece promotes a photo drama titled The Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin showing at Table Theatre on Tuesday July 9.

Leah Reese Howell Reese Navy France W. Ss. S

Mrs Williams Dies After Long Illness at Home

Mrs John Williams passed away at her home after a long illness of cancer. She is survived by her husband and three children Mrs J W Carpenter Mrs B C Charles and Miss Lilly a sister Mrs Jennie Thompson and a brother Mr Jake Lansdale. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with burial in Thomson burial grounds.

John Williams Clyde Darsie R. Reynolds Thomson Barial

Greene Sells Two Cottages in Columbus

Charles J. Greene of Columbus Ga sold his two cottages on North Queen Street to Mrs Nancy Deakins. Deakins will occupy one cottage and rent the other as an investment. The sale was handled by T Foster Bogues real estate agent. Also advertised are 50 dozen ladies white hose at 13 cents per pair. M Newmeyer W S&S.

Chas. J. Greene Columbus, Ga North Queen Street Nancy Deakins

Heavy Hauling and Local Film Showing Notice

Heavy hauling service ready with new 3 ton motor truck after delivery. Montgomery Motor Truck Co. advertises at 52 W Rich with Jas W Richards as manager. The Kaiser The Beast of Berlin film screens at Table Theatre on Tuesday July 9.

Trick Montgomery Motor Truck Co W. Rich Jas. W. Richards Mgr

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