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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
8
Mrs Warren Hatton and Mrs Tom Scott are invited to The Table on Wednesday night, July 27, admission free with nontransferable mention. Also advertising offered with results. Radiator repair services by B Green at 223 E Main St Lexington KY with a 31-1 yr remark.
A free ticket is offered to Mrs. H B Turner for a Table Theatre performance on Wednesday night July 27th. The Advocate notes the promotion as a reader incentive in the entertainment listing.
Mrs D Gay will present at the Table Theatre on Wednesday night July 27 with free admission. Not transferable.
The Advocate announces the final closing details for its prize campaign. Votes and subscriptions mailed or delivered must reach the campaign manager by 8 PM July 30 all reserve votes and store votes require timely delivery and proper envelopes. Prizes include a Ford sedan first, Cedar Point trip or pony and a diamond ring second, plus district prizes of phonograph cabinets and Hoover sweepers.
J. R. Lyons advertises himself as a seller of John Deere wagons and post buggies and carries a full line of saddles and harness.
Plum Lick and nearby households share Sunday visits as families from Winchester, Sharpsburg, Pleasant Ridge, Patens Lick and Paintsville gather with relatives including the Crouch, Neal, Bentley, Webster, Palmeter, May, Todd and Fletcher clans. Marguerite Crouch and Lena Laughlin return from visits. Mt. Sterling Fair attendance noted.
A spacious property in the best Woodford county area three miles from Versailles near church school and trolley line features hard wood floors a concrete basement gas for light and heat and a new six acre tobacco barn. Former price 19500 present price 12000 sacrifice by W H Bailey Versailles Kentucky.
City readers note service at the corner of Maysville and High streets from 6 30 to 10 00 p m with L sivans listed.
The speaker states there will be no losers in the campaign. Every candidate in an active race who does not win a prize will receive ten percent of the subscription money she has turned in as a cash award.
A larger supply of eggs leads to storage in producing and consuming centers while weather reduces quality. Butter output holds up, Chicago market softens, and poultry receipts are liberal with overall lower prices for live poultry. Classified item notes a for sale Singer sewing machine and oak chiffonier by Mrs. W. W. Eubank Jr.
Henry C. Gillaspie of Mt Sterling and brother Clay Gillaspie of Wilmore led a reunion at North Middletown with fifty attendees. Henry, at 78, was the eldest, and five from that generation were represented.
A reflection contrasts enduring love with a counterfeit life that perishes. the real essence remains while the illusory fades. The line suggests authenticity outlives deceit and true value outlasts appearances.
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