There’s Truth in This Advertising Quote
A trimmed quotation from Abe Martin warns that avoiding advertising hides a business from others and equates stopping ads with stopping time, suggesting advertising as essential for visibility and success.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
1
A trimmed quotation from Abe Martin warns that avoiding advertising hides a business from others and equates stopping ads with stopping time, suggesting advertising as essential for visibility and success.
Mr. George Hays of Louisville Seed Company has purchased an interest in the Blue Grass Seed Company. The deal is expected to boost business to new heights. Hays is a trusted businessman and active church worker. though not a resident of Sterling, he will visit often and contribute to moral and commercial life.
Mr and Mrs J E Grubbs hosted a four course anniversary dinner at their home Friday night marking their twenty years of marriage and the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs C D Grubbs of Mt on The decorated home featured crimson ramblers yellow roses and pink table centerpieces with maiden hair fern Attendees included Mrs Winn Mr and Mrs J G Winn Mr and Mrs R H Winn Mr and Mrs Pierce Winn Mr and Mrs C D Grubbs Mr and Mrs R Prewitt Mr and Mrs Hoffman Mr and Mrs D A Lipsey and Mrs Many W Lock
A man using a 22 caliber rifle during the first week of a campaign or outing suffered a close gun accident. He did not realize the weapon was cocked and it discharged. The bullet grazed the hand and caused broken bones. the injury is described as a slight wound amid the chaos.
At six minutes before midnight the Democratic convention re nominated Woodrow Wilson. Burke voted no as Hughes moved to nominate by acclamation. The result was 1092 to 0 or so, amid a 45 minute demonstration and multiple seconding speeches.
William T. Phelps 78 prominent county farmer and stockman died Saturday evening from complications of diseases. He was renowned for Christian character, honesty, and kindness. Survived by three sisters Mrs Burgin Mrs Sallie Berry and Mrs Amanda Clay. Funeral at 10 am Monday at his home with Rev Clyde Darsie and Rev Horace Kingsbury. burial Machpelah cemetery. All $3.50 Treadeasy Oxfords cut to $2.95 Brunner Shoe Co.
Joe Miller, jailed for bootlegging, escaped Saturday from the Street Commissioner and was recaptured in Winchester. Policeman Burns and Flora brought him back and lodged him in jail. Miller had a $100 fine and 40 days in jail, most of which he had served.
George Redmond, colored, was tried before Judge Ben R. Turner on bootlegging charges. He was found guilty and fined 100 dollars and sentenced to forty days in jail, the legal limit. Local police and Judge Turner praised for strict law enforcement.
Last Wednesday evening in Lexington Dr. F. Hamilton married Miss Foretta M. South daughter of Rev J. K. P. South of Franklin county. Miss South taught music in a Franklin Virginia college. Her father is a Christian evangelist and her mother has long led the Excelsior Institute near Frankfort. Dr Hamilton is the son of Mr and Mrs W S Hamilton of the county and a prominent dentist. Felicitations are extended by many friends. Carload Dickersons Kanawah Salt. Get our price. T. K. Barnes & Sons.
Stanley Cockerham aged 15 who vanished from his Jeffersonville Montgomery County home a week ago has been located in Clark County working on Claud Turley's farm near Winchester under the name Gibbs. He identified himself when questioned and will remain employed while his worried parents, Mr and Mrs Rich mond Cockerham, are relieved.
Local ad notes Fresh Car Trow's Perfection Flour with a guarantee on every sack. Emphasizes quality and satisfaction for shoppers.
Mrs Laura Park 73, sister of Mrs D J Burchett of Montgomery County, died in Los Angeles after a long illness of general debility. A daughter of the late William Ragan, she was esteemed in the county and remembered by many older residents.
A local dairy claim highlights New York full cream cheese as the best in the city, noting a price point of 224 percent cents and urging consumers to seek the product for quality.
Rev J S Wilson purchases a new five passenger Overland touring car through the local agent S B Pinney.
A large cattle run with 2 500 to 3 000 head filled the pens as prices stayed high though trade was not brisk. Yearlings sold 7 to 7 50 per hundredweight with two 650 pound examples at 8 50, cows to 7 00, bulls 6 to 6 44, and old stock 4 to 5 per head. Notable sales include 10 steers at 46 per head and several lots priced by weight, with numerous buyers from surrounding counties represented.
President Wilson orders virtually all state National Guard units into federal service to guard the border with Mexico. About 100000 troops ready to respond with no current plan for cross border deployment. Navy also assigns ships to Mexican waters while diplomatic moves continue.
Spring wagon buggy and a set of harness for sale all in good condition rare bargain phone 688 611 Best of everything in the grocery line at Vanarsdell's
A whimsical piece contrasts Ma Duck and a productive hen, noting the duck’s silence after laying a larger egg and the hen’s constant usefulness through advertising, suggesting value in practical work over rumor or noise.
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