Prize stock in wartime urged to favor value over show
In preparations for state and county fairs this fall, exhibitors are urged to curb costs and focus on actual value. Live stock shows often waste feed on showy but inefficient animals, with profits not exceeding costs. Emphasis is on feeding for dollars of actual value, not display, to support farm production during war.
Exhortation Against Waste During Wartime
The message urges restraint in personal and household spending while the nation fights a powerful foreign foe. It emphasizes avoiding extravagance and waste as a duty during wartime.
Town Improvement Series Fire Protection Versus Insurance
An editorial argues towns should prevent fires rather than rely on insurance. It citesMt Sterling’s good water system and strong fire department as models while warning that lack of fire protection invites losses and insurance rate hikes.
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Mt. Sterling
Uncle Sam as a Dictator in the Great War
The piece argues the United States may become the world’s virtual dictator as allies depend on American feeding, money, and men to win the war. It emphasizes that America will not strike unfair bargains while upholding justice and humanity in actions abroad.
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United States
America
France
Lettuce Fresh Daily at Vananrsdell's Produce
Vananrsdell's offers head and leaf lettuce fresh daily, highlighting crisp greens for salads and sandwiches. Local shoppers can expect reliable daily stock with visible quality.
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Vananrsdell’s
Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn affidavit 1886
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A Wy Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces.
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State of Dale
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney
A. D
A. Wy. Gleason
Hall
Efficiency Day Presents Gatling Gun Fogleman Speaker
New York efficiency expert H. L. Fogleman, known as Gatling Gun Fogleman for delivering 300 words a minute, will headline the Chautauqua second night with a lecture titled An Analysis of Success and Failure. He cites work with major mercantile firms and sales classes nationwide.
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Fogicman
New York City
Analisis
Charles Barker
Redpath Bureau
H. L. Fogleman
Fogleman
America
Mr. Fogleman
Civil Service Clerk Carrier Examination Notice
An exam for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office on June 23 1917. Applicants must submit a current photo, be 18 to 45, married women barred unless divorced but eligible only as clerks, and men must meet height and weight standards. For blanks and details contact B F Boone Secretary Bard of Civil Service Examiners Post Office M Serling Ky.
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Bard
Civil
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Post Office
M. Serling, Ky
Senators and Congressmen Declare Navy Or Marine Enlistment
A set of U S Senators and Congressmen announce plans to join the navy or marine corps, praised as patriotic. The writer adds that service in the army trench warfare would be more severe, but affirms their role in Congress as most beneficial to the nation.
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United States
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Congress
Henry Clay Oil Company organized in Delaware
The Henry Clay Oil Company with 2 million dollars in capital forms in Delaware and sets its main offices in Winchester. It holds contracts and leases on 50 000 acres across many Kentucky counties and expects to begin operations soon. Officers elected include President Thomas H. Gray, Vice President M. C. Clay, Secretary Treasurer Judge W. C. Taylor, and Director Edwin P. Morrow, with additional directors listed. A closing remark notes potential failures among anti-fat product manufacturers if diet trends continue.
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Delaware
Winchester
Whitley, Bell, McCreary
Clay
Montgomery
Bath
Estill, Lee, Wolfe, Powell, Breathitt, Letcher
Perry, Knott
Thomas H. Gray
Lowell Buffington Tobacco Works
Covington
M. C. Clay
W. C. Taylor
Edwin P. Morrow
Somerset
Clarence Miller
Irvine
G. L. Kirkpatrick
Mt. Sterling
David S. Gay
Clarence C. Wood
Maysville
Bring Your Job Work to the Advocate Office
A brief notice directs individuals to submit or discuss job-related work at the Advocates Office. It calls for visiting or contacting the office to arrange matters, aiming to streamline employment applications or inquiries.
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Advocate Office
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