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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
7
Granville Elam, after a year with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, has been discharged and arrived back at his Mt. Sterling home.
Dr H M Wright opens a dental office in Sterling occupying the Geiger’s Pharmacy building on Court and Maysville Streets. Formerly Dr F A Millard’s office. Office phone 237. Fees reasonable and work guaranteed.
A newspaper notes that many requests arrive for free ad space from various government and charitable schemes. The paper states it lacks space and resources to fulfill such requests and will discard them as impractical.
The Invincible Concert Co will give an exhibition at the Court House for the benefit of the colored C. M. E. church on Wednesday June 11. Admission 25 cents for children under 12, 35 cents for adults, reserved seats 50 cents.
Sgts. Howard Ingram and Joseph Stone from the Lexington Recruiting Station were in town last week collecting materials and inviting interested residents to learn about army service. They plan weekly trips and offer explanations of advantages of enlisting.
Relatives report Thos. G. Coyle, in the army nearly two years, has arrived in New York after months of service in France and will soon be discharged.
Louisville Post notes John J. Winn son of Hon. and Mrs. Winn of this city earned top honors at Princeton. He was voted best athlete by the senior class and named among the most popular, with roles as Senior Class president and Tiger Inn leader. He served in the artillery, earned a commission in 1918, and returned to Princeton for June graduation.
A Harrodsburg producer placed a mammoth incubator to test demand for day old chicks in Kentucky. The first batch just shipped and demand exceeds supply. The manager suggests expanding capacity next year or abandoning the venture, signaling strong prospects for the sector.
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