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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
3
The local committee issued 1,000 season tickets at 2.00 each for the Redpath Chautauqua, with no future price reductions below 2.50 once sold out. Tickets are non transfer able except within the owner's family. Children aged six to fourteen receive children's work free entry.
Louisville attorney and former Solicitor General William Marshal Bullitt announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate to fill the short term ending March 4 1915. Bullitt previously chaired Louisvilles Board of Safety and served under President Taft.
The Newport Ohio State League franchise is awarded to Paris. All Newport games move to Bourbon County capital. Frankfort Kentucky and Lancaster Ohio sought the team, but Paris secured the franchise after careful consideration. Local business leaders pledge strong support.
The Corsica News editor recently married offers a wry view of matrimony saying the wife sets things to rights and reads others, while he writes to set things in motion and keeps the devil in the house for his press. The quip appears in The Advocate for Printing.
A hometown newspaper acts as a true friend and bulwark for the city and its residents. It supports industry, funds local employment, and recirculates money within the community while operating on strict business principles to foster growth and prosperity.
Offer of one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure claims. Includes names Cheney Co Toledo and testimonials fragment. Ends with price and product phrasing from an old advertisement.
A five year old black pony, sound and playful, with pony trap and harness offered by G. D. Sullivan. Contact via phones 474 or 132. Also notes hay and chaff service at the fountain.
A reflection on how American households rely on products from many states and even foreign sources. The piece lists items from New York to Massachusetts showing the interconnected economy behind daily life, ending with a quip about imported comforts and a nocturnal cat.
Charles Neal of 12 Hamilton Ave Mt Sterling testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave him relief and that a family member found relief after trying other medicines. He cites the pills bought at Duerson's Drug Store and notes the product price of a dime. Voster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York distributes the remedy.
A quote from S P Greenwade of The Advocate for Printing asserts that their herd is culled with every sanitary precaution, emphasizing responsible slaughter practices.
The Supreme Court voided five penalties of 5000 dollars against the International Harvester Company in five Kentucky suits alleging antitrust violations. The justices ruled Kentucky law allowed price enhancement by pools up to real value, exempting tobacco pools and invalidating penalties on manufacturers.
Local farmer P Greenwade promotes his own fattened cattle ready for slaughter. He invites customers to try a steak or roast and promises repeat business from his quality beeves raised on silage.
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