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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
8
Adams & Young at 127 East Short Street Lexington Kentucky advertise exclusive Harley Davidson Excelsior Motorcycles and parts and accessories for motorcycles bicycles and auto repair services with dealer and repair offerings.
Direct to farmers on credit, must own team or auto and be under 50 with bond. Big territory open as twenty million use products. Apply to J R Watkins Co Dept 114 Winona MN. Also free admission for Miss Edna Yoeam presenting at The Table Wednesday night July 6.
Mrs Sarah Kincaide of Ward West Virginia visits relatives in Cornwell. A son William Ward born to the wife of Dock Faulkner Rothwell Kentucky. Mrs Charles Cornwell and daughters shopped in Mt Sterling Saturday. Mrs Albert Bailey and her little daughter visit relatives in Rothwell. Luther Ringo and A C Bailey with C N Amyx of Mr Sterling on Mt Sterling business. A C Bailey and small daughter visit grandma at Roth. Nancy Egleston died at her son’s near Means Kentucky Wednesday June 2nd. Chas Cornwell in Olympia on business. Church services held at Cornwell Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night with good attendance. Victor Williams rents N H Trimble’s cottage on Johnson Heights and will move from Frenchburg within ten days.
Camargo and Vicinity reports visitors including Emma Greenwade and relatives, and John Wallace with his sons visiting Daughters in the area. Socials include Elder Cameron’s Fort Chappel meeting and family trips to Morgan and Owen counties. Harvests show light hay, poor tobacco, short corn, and disappointing Irish potato yield. a corrected death notice from Hallsville clarifies J B Moss now eldest son of J. B. Moss family.
Trade notice from Mt Sterling Commission & Storage Co invites farmers to exchange corn and oats for salt flour and coal. Contact S. Prreenwade, proprietor, by phone 2 for arrangements.
Soil experts in Kentucky advocate winter cover crops as green manure to boost organic matter in worn soils. Green manures supply two types of organic matter, accelerate soil organism activity, and release nitrogen gradually as crops grow, improving overall fertility and productivity.
Wm. R. Maupin has accepted a position with the Candy Kitchen and will be glad to see his many friends at the new location.
An old classified item advertises men’s socks in multiple colors black blue cordovan and grey. Regular 25 cents quality offered at six pairs for $1.00 by The Walsh Co Ing.
Mr. Kimbrough of the Electric Storage Battery Co. urges motorists to regularly check and maintain storage batteries. He warns neglect shortens battery life, stresses weekly distilled water in warm weather and biweekly in cold, and explains acid damage from evaporation shortens plate life, urging care to save costs and extend service.
Promotional sale ad from The Walsh Co. touts sexual goods with 200 dozen sex on sale this week and six pairs for one dollar.
A saying notes people recall successes more than failures, suggesting optimism in gains and a bias toward pleasant outcomes. The remark highlights how positive results linger in memory longer than losses, shaping future beliefs and risk assumptions.
The note highlights that being named among the also fans marks strong progress. It emphasizes recognition for supporters and hints at momentum for those included in the roster of admirers.
A historic still captures Jack Dempsey defeating Georges Carpentier in a noted boxing match. Referee Eddie Ertle oversees the bout as photographers document the moment.
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