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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
2
A St Louis resident reflects on wartime prohibition taking effect July 1 and the shift from liquor purchases to War Savings Stamps. He notes saving a daily drink’s cost and imagines a year’s total with four percent interest, praising lawmakers’ policy as wiser than critics claim.
The Owingsville pike resurfaced years ago with state aid is again under repair. The State Roads Department aims to maintain all roads improved with state aid as nearly as possible. The Advocate for printing.
United States soldiers sailors and marines injured in service receive special consideration from the Civil Service Commission and the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Applications for examination are referred to the board which offers training or alternative employment to fit the individual, with hundreds of cases referred so far and rules amended to waive physical requirements for eligible disabled veterans.
A candidate has completed and passed a practical test demonstrating the physical ability required for the class of positions sought. The test verifies readiness to perform duties and meet job standards.
Edward McNamiéra resigns after many years as head salesman with the Van Arsdell Company. The notice notes his departure from the sales department and signals a leadership change within the firm.
Hart reported selling 90 head of cattle at 14 dollars per hundred with three percent shrinkage to Sim Weil of Fayette last week. Tipton sold two carloads to the same party at the same price. Highland sold 16 head to W H Thompson at 141 2 cents per pound. Clarence Coons of Spencer neighborhood accidentally shot his wife while rabbit hunting. eight shots struck her hand and side but she is not badly hurt.
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