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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

3

Farm Credit Plan Highlighted By Local Bank Agent

F H Engelken of Joint Stock Land Bank Lexington visited the city Monday and appointed Hoffman Insurance Agency as local representative with R G Kern as attorney. The bank loans funds to farmers on land mortgages at legal rates and uses a sinking fund to retire debts in forty years. Manager Engelken praised the system and J Miller Hoffman to handle local finances offering relief to farmers in tight circumstances.

Joint Stock Land Bank F. H. Engelken Lexington Security Trust Hoffman Insurance Agency R. G. Kern Engelken J. Miller Hoffman

Non-Partisan Call for McHenry Rhoads for Superintendent

The text argues that a non-partisan candidate wins when both major parties declare support for Prof. McHenry Rhoads as superintendent of public instruction and he accepts. It suggests unified party backing as a genuine non-partisan act to prevent opposition.

McHenry Rhoads

Prohibition Question Refuels Debate On State Saloon Return

The piece argues whether prohibition should prevail, noting fewer drunks and smoother business under it, while temperance supporters demand vigilance against a possible return of licensed saloons and the state’s role in this business. It frames the issue as a safety choice and calls for ongoing watchfulness by temperance advocates.

Tea Hounds and Cake Eaters in College Athletics Debate

A Northwestern Alumni Association critique argues university sports foster spineless students and warns that college athletics have become a business. It blames coaches, profit motives, and players hired to maintain teams, urging a return to amateur ideals and focus on education.

J. K. Stewart Northwestern Alumni Association Stewart Tlemen

Public auction for Baumont hotel on Midland Trail

The Baumont hotel property on West Main Street, Midland Trail, will be sold at 3 p.m. Monday June 19 in front of the hotel. Proceeds net a good income. with modernization 6 percent return on a $50 000 investment is possible. The sale includes a vacant east business lot and two three story west business rooms. Mr Laughlin the current lessee can show the property.

The Advocate Baumont Midland Trail Laughlin Maysville and Locust Street

Kentucky Crop Report Shows Above Average Yields

The June crop report from the U S Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates, with State Agriculture Commissioner W C Hanna, notes Kentucky crops 11.6 percent above the 10 year average. Wheat 8,644,000 bu. oats 6,550,000 bu. apples 3,943,000 bu. peaches 1,102,000 bu. hay 1,222,00 tons. Tobacco and corn reports due July 12.

Kentucky United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates W. C. Hanna

Cornwell’s Grocery Advertises Fresh Produce and More

Cornwell's Grocery features raspberries in red and black caps, fine dewberries, new apples, and a full vegetable selection. Weekend meats include baby beef veal lamb and pork. Lemons are scarce but available. Light weight union suits for men and younger men in B D style priced at 1, 1.50 and 2 dollars. The Walsh Company.

Vessar Union Walsh

Mrs Alien Kline Correspondent Visits and Local Gatherings

Mrs Alien Kline reports Mrs Harrison Gilvin visiting her daughter Mrs Ora Shrout. Mr and Mrs W L Potts and son Charles were guests of Mr and Mrs George Kerns. Nellie and Neema Gilvin visited their grandfather J C Arnold near Sharpsburg. Revival underway with all invited. Noah Gilvin visited Mt Sterling. Martha Moss of Mt Sterling visiting sister Mrs Richard Eubank.

Mrs. Harrison Gilvin Ora Shrout W. L. Potts Charles George Kerns Mary Lizare Shrout Edward Nellie Gilvin Clarien Leggett North Middletown Noah Gilvin Mt. Sterling Martha Moss Richard Eubank

Walter Wrights Saturday Court Day Bargains

Bargains advertised for Saturday at Walter Wrights include potatoes canned fruits and vegetables glassware tin ware queensware graniteware and all table wares at special prices.

Walter Wright's

Social Notes From Sewell’s Shop

Mrs. John Carpenter spent Friday with her sister Mrs B Misses Linnie and Elizabeth Hoskins stayed with their aunt Mrs Bettie Hoskins Thursday night Holly Eubank and Philip Green attended the ball game at Maysville on Sunday Elizabeth Casquy and Mrs Mary Moss are visiting in Richmond Mr and Mrs William Ioseman and Mrs John Bradley were visitors in Clay City Monday Mrs E D Jones spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Thompson Johnson whose two children Mattie Clay and Grace Jones are ill with whooping cough Mrs G W Calvert spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Fred Curry Mr and Mrs Charles Dean spent Sunday in Winchester Mr and Mrs Virgil Markland spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claude Day

John Carpenter Misses Linnie Elizabeth Hoskins Bettie Hoskins Holly Eubank Philip Green Maysville Elizabeth Casquy Mary Moss Richmond William Ioseman John Bradley Clay City E. D. Jones Thompson Johnson Mattie Clay Grace Jones G. W. Calvert Fred Curry Charles Dean Winchester Virgil Markland Claude Day

Local residents and visitors noted in city

Mrs J W Riley of Morehead shopped in the city today. Miss Mary J Elizabeth Thomas, niece of Gilbert and Tom Thomas, graduated from Winchester high school. The Morris family, headed by Judge G J Morris, will move to Tennessee next week to join him for the summer.

J. W. Riley Morehead Mary J Elizabeth Thomas Gilbert and Tom Thomas Winchester High School G. J. Morris Tennessee

Big Court Stocks Cattle Flood Mt Sterling and Pieratt Yards

The Mt Sterling and Pieratt yards are packed with cattle as stock movements surge from Eastern Kentucky. Buyers are plentiful and several cars of cows and horses are en route, with local leaders calling for workers to handle the influx.

Mt. Sterling Pieratt Yards Kentucky

Fugazzi Business College Graduates in High Demand

Kentucky graduates from Fugazzi Business College receive numerous job placements throughout the state. Kathryn Fusselman to Hazard with Powell Hackney Grocery. Blanche Cottle and Mabel Thacker placed with Swift and Company. Lake Salyer to Whitesburg for a local attorney. Katherine Buckley to King Swope in Fayette Bank Building. Elizabeth Bruen with Mr. Breckinridge at the Herald. Blanche Dickerson Edna Rose and Ethel Barnes assigned to Graft, who runs Margaret College campaign in Versailles.

Southern Brothers Fugazzi School Kentucky Kathryn Fusselman Hazard Powell, Hackney Grocery Company Blanche Cottle Swift and Company Mabel Thacker Lake Salyer Whitesburg Katherine Buckley King Swope Fayette Bank Blanche Dickerson Edna Rose Ethel Barnes Mr. Graft Margaret College Versailles

Piano for sale and wry social remark

New mahogany upright piano with bench for sale by Mrs Ollie Sanderson. It would never do for a man to be as polite to his wife as to another man's wife and her shock.

Ollie Sanderson

Local Stock Market Transactions at Mt Sterling Yard

At Mt Sterling stock yards T B Hill bought 12 850 pound steers from D E Murphy at 61-4c. A B Wells departed for Indiana to buy a mixed car of horses and ponies for court day. A B Wills sold a car of mining ponies to Billy Webb Williamson priced 40 to 76 dollars per head. Wills also sold 10 ponies to A B Stanley at 60 dollars each and moved a gray saddle horse for 175 dollars.

T. B. Hill D. E. Murphy A. B. Wells Indiana A. B. Wills Billy Webb Williamson A. B. Stanley

This will be a big sport shoe season

An advertisement notes a large upcoming sporting shoe season urging readers to buy before sizes run out. It mentions R. E. Punch Co Inc as the supplier and adds a stray proverb about fairness in judgment.

R. E. Punch Co., Inc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Advocate Publishing Company MT. Sterling Advocate Aciuesiaienieciaat J. W. Hedden Bator J. W. Hedden, JR Mary C. Ayres Ieee EE H. C. Duffy Harrison County Congress Hinth W. J. Fields Democratic Party New York Redpath Chautauqua Walsh Co Kentucky Crop Report Cornwell’'S Loudon Army Goods Donaldson Alien Kline Dren Nellie Neema J. C. Arnold Sharpsburg J. C. Turpin East Union Bethel Mary Lizzie Shrout Lucille Kerns Sewell’s Shop Martha Jones Knox Hopking Fugazzi Business College Elizabeth Bruen Mr. Breckinridge the Herald Bath CO Bartlett Tours CO Cincinnati MT. Sterling Stock Yards Suices Jersey Milk & Ice Cream Co High Street Mt. Sterling, Ky
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