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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1918

Page

9

Bell's Famous Hawaiians Proving Big Drawing Card

Bell's Famous Hawaiians, a group of Western Islands musicians, will perform at The Table Theatre on Saturday March 16 featuring Waikiki Beach Kaddie Koo Akahi Hoi A Garden in Hawaii Sometime You'll Remember Hawaiian Butterfly and other Hawaiian favorites. Mrs Harry E Johnston announces her move to Winn Street Berkley property for spring sewing services.

Wizards of Western Islands Waikiki Beach Hawaii Harry E. Johnston Richmond Avenue Winn Street Berkley

Stiles Farm Sold At Public Auction Near Hinkston Bridge

The 100 acre Stiles farm on the Maysville pike near Hinkston bridge sold Monday to Rex Hall for 167.75 per acre with possession in 30 days. Auctioneer Wm Cravens announced the sale. Also on March 18 1918 county court day the 170 acre Chenault grass land two miles south of Mt Sterling on the Camargo pike will be rented to the highest bidder at 11 o clock at the courthouse door, Jno T Woodford agent. James Mason and his son Jack Ramsey plan a Wednesday trip to Florida.

Susan Stiles Maysville Pike Hinkston Bridge Rex Hall Wm. Cravens M. K. Chenault Mt. Sterling Camargo Pike Jno. T James Mason Jack Ramsey Florida

Hang Propagandists Targeted by State Official

The State Food Administrator of Philadelphia proclaimed that 10,000 German propagandists must be removed from the state by execution style punishment. He claimed they spread lies about Allied bread consumption and wheat surpluses in Argentina. Charles Smathers of the U. S Marines returned home last week and will stay about sixty days while he prepares for West Point entrance exams.

Philadelphia Argentina Charles Smathers U. S Marines Smathers Government College West Point

Car toonists to aid Third Liberty loan sale

The top cartoonists will contribute art for a wordless booklet and a daily cartoon service promoting the Third Liberty loan. The drawings will be distributed to millions and split between morning and afternoon papers. Mrs Hull previously ran the springs as a popular state resort and plans to resume.

Third Liberty Loan

Mrs Huls Leases Oil Springs Hotel for Coming Season

Mrs Hattie Huls and her son Porter have moved to Oil Springs to prepare the hotel for the season. Misses Mary and Lucille Huls, now in Florida, plan to return within a month or six weeks to assist in running the business.

Hattie Huls Porter Mary Lucille Huls Florida

House backs tobacco investigation opposition in committee report

In a 51 to 11 vote the House approved the Agriculture Committee report led by Claude M. Thomas of Bourbon County. It states the tobacco trust investigation resolution by R. T. Smith of Hart County should not pass and notes three interested counties already have state court remedies if evidence is obtained. For sale and rent ads follow.

House Committee On Agriculture Claude M. Thomas Bourbon County Tobacco Trust R. T. Smith Hart County W. S

Little Corn Held in New England and Southeast Markets

Reports to the Department of Agriculture indicate small stocks of corn held by dealers in New England and much of the Southeast, with surpluses only in Delaware Maryland and Virginia. Available Southeastern supplies are larger than ever, yet distributor holdings remain below normal while Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida ship more to larger markets. Admiral Sir Rosslyn Wemyss, newly appointed head of British naval affairs, is nicknamed Rosie by service personnel.

New England Delaware Maryland Virginia Department of Agriculture Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida W. S&s Rosslyn Wemyss Rosie

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John M. McCormick C. K. Oldham Chas. K. Oldham Oldham Bros Maysville Street McCormick & Oldham MT. Sterling, Kentucky Bell W. Ss Stiles Farm W. Hoffman Wood the Realty THE Liberty Theatre William A. Brady Carlyle Blackwell Frank Sheridan Harold Lloyd Lonesome Luke HANG Advocate For Hix Liberty N. H. Trimble Stein-Bloch Stein-Bloch Co Rochester New York Walsh Company Incorporated
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