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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
8
A dense page of Lexington classified notices advertises livestock feeds, used cars, funeral memorials, housekeeper notices, piano sales and services, welding, monuments, and a range of local trades. It lists businesses from Atchison & Sons to Cravens & Turpin and emphasizes local exchanges and theater tickets.
An advertisement mix promotes savings on groceries at a cleaner service, a Royal Electric Cleaner demo, and monument orders through S. M. Jackson. It also invites readers to subscribe to The Advocate's Circulation and offers a free Table Theatre ticket via Mrs. R. T. Judy at the box office.
Three farms offered by W A Eichelberger land specialist at First National Bank Building Portsmouth Ohio. 120 acres level with six room house, outbuildings, six cows, team of mules and tools. 84 acres level fertile valley with good buildings and water. 150 acres at Portsmouth edge with fine tiles valley and good buildings. Prices range from 8000 to 13500 with down payments and easy terms.
Betty talks with her mother about family eye color. She notes Stuart and daddy have blue eyes while she and her mother have green eyes, then says theirs will get fine some time.
County court days are scheduled by pairings of counties and towns. Each row shows a county and its county seat with the Monday designation for court sessions. The list includes Bath Owingsville Bourbon Paris Boyle Danville Breathitt Jackson and others with 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th Monday slots.
Allie W. McCormick and his wife R. T. Richardson plus their son completed a motor visit to Windsor Canada. They reported smooth highways in Ohio and Michigan and praised brick streets in front of the office. Crop prospects looked good and signs of prosperity appeared favorable.
A lighthearted note from The Advocate editor highlights how a woman’s letter brings a burst of capital letters and exclamations to the twice weekly paper, reflecting lively reader engagement.
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