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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
4
A veteran editor defends principled reporting over personal attacks. The piece urges voters to judge candidates by platform ahead of the August 2 primary and suggests restraint among parties. It notes tobacco prices as indicators, urges crop care for top markets, and proposes building a modern hotel near medicinal water.
A Jeffersonville party spent a Sunday picnic at Pilot Knob with a woodland day and a noon dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harlan Mickles Mr and Mrs Barker Mr and Mrs Glenmore Meal Ms Louise Bedford several Barker and Chaney family members and numerous other locals.
Wheat outlook suggests yields not exceeding 10 bushels per acre and overall quality is poor. Older growers blame the small yield and low grade on a late spring and a freeze.
The day’s market shows No 2 grade wheat priced at 2.12 dollars per bushel. Buyers and sellers monitor the level as futures and demand fluctuate across regional markets.
South Trimble a long time clerk of Congress and nephew of the late J G Trimble has sold his 300 acre Georgetown pike farm between Elkhorn and Woodlake known as Bells Court. Purchasers are Dr J P Holt and George Dunlap of Woodford County. The property once belonged to Judge Franklin Chinn and earlier to Mrs J C Morton and Frank Chinn. The price is not disclosed but estimated around 200 dollars per acre.
Palm Beach tailored fits offered by R. E. Punch & Co with a guarantee and a price tag of $15.00. The ad promises a genuine Palm Beach suit style and emphasizes value for money.
Joe Pinelli of Miami Florida and Allie James daughter of Charles James of Jeffersonville were married Friday at the Court House by Judge Senff in a courthouse ceremony.
Palm Beach menswear ad lists Genuine Palm Beach suits offered by R. E. Punch & Co at 15 dollars each. Includes brief price and retailer name.
Sharpsburg residents host visitors from Illinois and nearby towns including Mrs Will Cay wood and Stanley Trimble Lexington. Jason Richardson dies after a June pony accident and illness with funeral at Machpelah Cemetery. Oil Exchange shutters July August sessions. local merchants promote straw hats and summer wear.
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