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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
6
An illustrated Berlin ad in Information Belges shows paper used for dresses ap ron s business and manufacture upholstery trunks and bags pillow cases and mattresses. It also notes farmers backing Third Liberty Loan and a Washington Army division report on rapid construction of three temporary office buildings housing 6 250 workers in ten weeks.
An account claims soldiers fed at sea require vast provisions including 7,290 loaves of bread daily, 60,000 pounds of beef, 132,000 eggs, and tens of thousands of pounds of potatoes, ham, butter, sugar, flour, and other staples to feed several thousand sailors.
The United States Government insured more than 69 000 masters officers and seamen on American merchant vessels in war zones. Total insurance exceeds 115 million dollars with claims to date around 180 thousand dollars.
Notice by Master Commissioner of Montgomery Circuit Court fixed for July 15 1918 at Mt Sterling to offer Lot No 2 waters of Peytons Lick Montgomery county Kentucky totaling 19 acres in a public outcry on six and twelve month credit. Bond required with six percent interest and lien retained until full payment.
Canning guidance for string and Lima beans outlines choosing tender small beans, washing and trimming, blanching, and packing in hot brine. The article details methods for pressure canning and intermittent boiling, plus a note on monthly magazine timing and Army hospital construction costs.
Bell Telephone workers strive to prevent and fix outages quickly. Report trouble immediately and be patient during repairs. Absence of a worker at your line does not mean you lack attention. issues may lie at the switchboard or cable and crews may be spanning several sites.
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