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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
7
The fuel administration states there will be a coal shortage during the present year and urges the public to order coal in the summer for next winter. The admission underscores anticipated supply constraints and a reminder to secure fuel early.
A Yonkers Statesman quip at a farm gate features a stranger asking about poultry and a farmer replying he raises cold storage poultry. The line delivers dry humor about farming and sales pitches.
Clippings report upcoming opera house show in Snagtown with free admission for the local merchant who supplies barrel staves for slap sticks. Notes on items include a mail carrier’s watch at a blacksmith shop, Sallie Waddles’s visit to an astrologist, and jests about mules and sermons in Coon Holler.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt reflects a worried U S soldier weighing summer leave. He calculates vacation funds against fare outfits and bonds, fearing tariff hikes by McAdoo that could bar travel. He contemplates sending for his wife or cleaning up home duties.
The public shows rapid rise in individual subscribers with 14 million in the third Liberty Loan at $100 and $50 levels. A year of thrift has created a $2.5 billion nest egg, with bonds still held by original owners and a projected 10 to 30 year return. Henry Lewis, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lewis, has enlisted in the Cavalry. New tomatoes beans peas and fruits appear daily at Vanarsdell's.
Fine Poland China boar for sale, 18 months old, eligible to register. Seller: T. B. Markland. Located in Illinois, listing appears in local classifieds with age and registration detail.
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