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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
4
Mt Sterling Advocate published Tuesday under J W Hedden Sr and Jr with Mrs Mary C Ayres listed. Cash with order. subscription and advertising instructions shown in fragmented area of the page.
The writer urges Kentucky voters to select a governor candidate aligned with common people and farm roots. They warn Democrats to avoid partisan, opposition-driven choices and seek a man with practical relief knowledge and public-spirited ambition rather than mere defections from rivals.
Citizens rally around a proposed modern hotel in Mt. Sterling. Local boosters push for community funding to boost property values and civic pride, arguing every resident should invest in brick that will shape the city’s future.
Mrs Sallie Henry fainted during a telephone call at her Winn street home and fell, injuring her ankle which was badly dislocated and one bone broken. She remains confined to bed but is resting well.
The R. E. Punch Co. Inc advertises tan calf low-heel oxfords, perforated option, priced at seven dollars fifty cents. Call to get fitted before sizes run out.
Silk holes roof hose offered in new gray shades at two dollars by The Walsh Company. Advertising note directs readers to The Advocate for printing details.
The statement is corrected to show Walter Shubert as the buyer of the old Redman place, not Harlan Shubert as previously reported.
The hemstitching department of the Singer Sewing Machine Co on Bank Street is now ready to receive business and is under the management of Miss Laura Blount.
Rooms for rent advertised by Mrs. Lou Wilson at No 10 Harrison Avenue. Phone number listed as 870 for inquiries.
Mrs H T Kirk visited her parents Mr and Mrs G W Palmeter on Tuesday. Ben Henry moved to Grassy Lick. Hattie Willoughby and sister Cora V stayed with grandmother Mrs Dudley Parker Friday night. James Leach family moved to Stoops last week. Locals attended Mr and Mrs Evans sale near Mt Sterling on Wednesday.
Advertises ladies silk Hole-Proof hose in new gray shades priced at $2 per pair. Claims best in wear and fit for daily use with lasting quality and comfort. May appeal to women shoppers seeking durable hosiery options.
The piece argues men miss lessons of greatness by wandering with great men without acting. If we read and study Napoleon’s life we learn success factors and what breeds failure. It suggests observing both living and dead figures reveals character traits behind lasting achievement or rapid popularity.
Stan ley Thomas advertises 90 acres of fertile grass land for rent. The short notice notes available acreage suitable for pasture or grazing.
The Walsh Co Inc presents a complete show featuring Stetson hats showcasing styles and price ranges. Local shoppers are invited to view a range of premium headwear with demonstrations and tailors on site.
The expert argues that a sales tax would hit the poor hardest while the rich spend little of income on daily living. He notes 90 million people earn about 330 dollars yearly, while federal and other taxes push per capita outlays to about 70 dollars, or 350 dollars per family. He warns such a plan could foment discontent and even revolt.
The Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency certifies Montgomery National Bank of Mt Sterling Kentucky authorized to extend its corporate existence until February 28 1942 under the act of July 12 1882. D R Crissinger signs and seals the certificate dated February 28 1922. Chartered as No 6160 Extension 4199.
The Department of Agriculture should improve how it shares findings with farmers. Data show pure breeds outperform scrubs, with large cows delivering the most butter fat and profit, while small and medium cows trail. The same logic applies to leaders, as pure lines often fare better.
A catalog style notice describes a variety of household goods for sale including a quarter sawn oak bed room suite folding beds a White Mountain refrigerator a nearly new sewing machine a Victrola with about 36 records a roll top writing desk and a large lot of carpets rugs dishes and cooking utensils lawn mower baby buggy and garden tools plus a 50 gallon oil tank and a 12 by 20 foot garage.
A discussion on early education stressing six years as the foundation for lifelong development. It argues for continuous guidance shaping character through good habits, and warns that parental understanding of child development is essential to avoid lifelong handicaps.
Ellen Creelman argues parents can be ready for their unique duties as educators and help children realize innate potential. The quote emphasizes parental guidance shaping a child's natural abilities.
A brief item notes prewar pricing for suits hats and shoes while Wheat prices rise beyond 1.50 per bushel. An anti-saloon publication rails at liquor interests and prohibition lawmakers drew counterpoints.
The Wash Co Inc announces arrival of new Manhattan shirt styles for customers. Local shoppers can view fresh fabrics and fits at the company’s outlet.
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