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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
7
Mt Sterling readers are urged to patronize the Sanitary Meat Market on East Main street run by Gay Wilson. The shop emphasizes high efficiency with a full line of meats and groceries, modern equipment, prompt delivery, expert staff, and broad customer esteem.
Paul Strother introduced and popularized Ford autos in the community. A young businessman with sharp salesmanship and technical knowhow, he runs a modern Bank Street garage with fixtures and accessories, driving a large volume of sales and earning local pride.
Mr Robert Logan Coleman known as Bob I is highlighted as a reliable community contributor. He serves as Special Agent for the State Mutual Life Insurance Company of Worcester mass and stands among the forward leaders in his field. He is well known in the county and praised for thrift energy and ability setting an example for young men.
The Walsh Company, a leading Mt. Sterling clothing store, operates a three story modern facility with full stocks of Steinblock Hamburg and W L Douglas brands. Officials J J Walsh president John W Burbridge secretary treasurer and partners B P Duty and James Nesbitt endorse the business as reputable and civic minded.
The article praises Dr. W B Robinson for locating a modern animal hospital in the city. It notes farmers and stock men in Romery County gain accessible care, with continuous veterinary attention improving treatment and care for animals. The community expresses loyalty to the veterinarian.
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