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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
5
Citizens debate income tax reports with many misinformed on who must file. Only single men with net income above 1008.08 are required, while others ignore the rule. Confusion grows as officials push for stricter office reforms after anticipated reforms.
Messrs HK A Chiles and W. M. C. Clay sold two portions of their oil findings in Lee County to Southwestern Petroleum Co of Lexington for 4696.06 dollars. The sale covers part of the holdings and does not include the entire property.
Narrates a chaotic scene of a steamer’s voyage from New York and its later sinkings and captures. It mentions a captain Willett Charles Somith of Nerval, the ship meeting at Baltimore, pursuit and capture by German forces, and the crew’s fate. A survivor’s account traces the escape path through a fence and a later journey to Christiania seeking refuge, while questions of trade and wartime hazards loom.
Fragment discusses mince pie identity and heritage from ancient New England formula. It asserts the pie is mine and reflects traditional preparation. The text hints at culinary lineage and personal ownership of the recipe.
A Texas farmer faced a costly delay as his cattle wandered. An aviator and observer flew a plane just 40 feet above the herd near Hicks to guide the animals to the other end of the field, aiding the farmer in reclaiming the flock.
The article notes three Russian famines of comparably recent date, among the most severe in the country’s history, occurring in 1891. It highlights the gravity of famine in Russia during that period and references multiple famines within a short span.
Mr Vieter Bogaert spoke to a standing audience after war years in trenches and frost. The Belgium Relief drive proceeds with monthly meetings to knit warm garments for Belga children. Six hundred dollars of a $1,000 Montgomery county allotment is raised for the State Headquarters in Lexington. Mrs Bruce W Trimble entertained the Chautauqua Circle on February 22 with a George Washington tea and a patriotic program.
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