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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
4
Vague call for participation in an upcoming campaign. The piece urges readers to vote, support certain candidates, and engage in activities like soliciting votes and promoting subscriptions. It emphasizes effort over cost and hints at achieving favorable outcomes through organized support before the election date.
The North Carolina Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Association warns that uncontrolled dogs threaten the sheep industry by spreading diseases and hindering growth. The issue endangers poultry and turkey sectors, with dogs posing a tax on food conservation and labor.
Local notice urges city and town residents to volunteer for harvest work. Men willing to work from one to ten days should register with registrar Mr. Sam Yrazz, to be matched with farmers needing labor. The writer offers to assist for a few days as needed.
Notice seeking two rooms for light housekeeping by a man and wife with no children. Call or phone this office. Telephone 74.
The standings show contestants listed by position in the ongoing race through Tuesday. The clipping notes current tallies and order, with unnamed names and figures indicating ongoing progress toward the next milestone.
A notice states that any voting errors up to today should be reported to the Campaign Manager before next Monday night. Standings published daily may show extra ballots and poll counts as per rules, with overages dropped into the ballot box for future issues. The latest standings are posted on the Advocate office bulletin board.
A wartime letter from Fountain Davis, son of Bob Davis, written from France to his mother. He shares well wishes, asks for news, and mentions family members, hometown ties, and his service with Co. C, 515 Engineers (S.O. Bu.) A. E. F. The page also notes a stray Shorthorn and a grazing notice on the Maysville pike.
Mr. James Bigstaff son of Mr and Mrs T J Bigstaff has accepted a position with the Westinghouse Electric Company and has gone to Erie Pa to begin his duties He has been attending Georgetown College The Advocate stands for good printing.
Government orders all poultry and egg dealers to secure a dealers license to buy and sell eggs and poultry. Applies to wholesalers hucksters and merchants selling to others than consumers. For more information contact County Food Administrator.
The Chicago Orchestral Band led by Bobumir Kyril will appear at the Redpath Chautauqua in a six-man ensemble featuring H. J. Leake. The group includes a saxophone sextet and blends orchestral pieces with dramatic solo work to showcase its musical versatility.
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