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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1918

Page

6

Former local boys marry in Montana church ceremony

Mr J K Shannon district manager Reynolds Tobacco and Miss Anna O’Donnell were quietly married Tuesday morning June 11 at St Patrick’s church Reverend Father Whalen performed the ceremony The couple will tour the state then return to Butte and be at home after July first Shannon is a son of the late Pat Shannon and a bright young man The bride is described as an excellent young woman The couple’s connection to local families is noted by W S S of The Advocate for Printing

Montana J. K. Shannon Reynolds Tobacco Company Anna O'Donnell St. Patrick’s Church Father Whalen Butte Shannon Pat Shannon John J. Walsh

Sells Two Fine Suckling Mules At High Prices

A. B. Crouch of Bethel Bath county sold two suckling mules to Will Evans of Sharpsburg. One mule brought 135 dollars and the other 215 dollars. The item closes with a quip about rich people and true love.

A. B. Crouch Bethel Bath ‘County Will Evans Sharpsburg

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Reward

An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through blood action aiding constitutional health. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, listing F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as manufacturers and sponsors.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Tic

Liberty Bonds Conversion Provisions Detailed

The notice outlines conversion terms for Liberty bonds issued in 1917 and 1918. Four percent bonds may convert to four and a quarter percent bonds during May 9 to November 9, 1918, with new bonds dated May 9, 1918. After November 9, 1918, conversion rights end. Nonconvertible are all four and a quarter percent bonds. Conversion may be done at Federal Reserve banks or the Treasury. Registered bonds must be assigned to the Secretary of the Treasury. coupon bonds may convert to registered on request. Coupon bonds must detach May 15 or June 15, 1918 coupons. future coupons attach to new bonds, with only four coupons initially. Letters from the front describe a soldier in France writing home about service and hopes to end the war.

Federal Reserve Bank Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury Georgia Atlantic Chattanooga

Muffin recipes use oats buckwheat and barley flour

The text details patriotic muffins made with milk fat eggs syrup and various substitutes. It describes mixing methods stovetop baking at high heat yields 24 small or 8 large muffins and notes oats enhance flavor with buckwheat and cornmeal options. The piece ends with moral questions.

Fields Responds to Edgar Hagar on Congressional Representation

The Cynthiana Democrat reports Congressman William Jason Fields rebutting Edgar Hagar who criticized the district’s representation. Fields calls Hagar’s attack excretion from a sore political skin dating to 1910, implying Hagar’s defeat and continued grievance.

William Jason Fields Edgar Hagar Edgar Congress William Jason Cynthiana

Thrift Stamp Campaign Urges Self Denial for War Effort

A thrift stamp appeal urges the public to practice the fine habit of doing without luxuries to save for the government. Bam An Exchange asks if Paris is in danger as General Foch reports 6,000,000 trained soldiers. Paris is not in danger.

Paris Foch

War Savings Stamps Urged to Support Front Line Troops

Secretary Baker reports 800000 American servicemen deployed to the front as civilians urged to aid the war effort by purchasing War Savings Stamps. May cereal shipments to the Allies exceeded 700000 tons while April totals topped 800000 tons, per the Food Administration.

North America The Food Administration Baker

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J. D the Advocate For Printing Willys-Knight Overland Chevrolet Griggs Motor Car CO the Exchange Bank of Kentucky H. R. Prewitt B. Frank Perry Coleman Insurance Agency Mt. Sterling, Ky France Josephine Shackelford Mt. Sterling Josephine Inez PVT J. H. Pergrem 6Th. Infantry American Expeditionary Forces Patriotic Foods Ww. S. S Hagar Nursing W. T. Price Public Wen Everng Cardu Aregsions Gravath Mt.Sterling Sam West Main Street W. S Chen Fies United States Wyp LT & Orear Inge CO Cimeinnati Pitta
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