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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
4
Notice records entry in Mt Sterling post office marking second class mail matter with foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.
Rates are listed for political announcements and public notices in various offices. Precinct and city announcements cost 7.50 per line, county 15.00, and state and district 20.00. Obituaries are priced per line at 10.00.
Authorized announcements name Henry S. Caywood S B Lane H R Prewitt W C Hamilton Miss Anie Hunt John H Blount E W Senff Lindsay R Douglas W H Wright Stanley Brown W A Samuels Henry Watson T M Greene R M Montjoy L B Mason Sidney J Calk Charles E Duff Sidney J Calk Charles B James Will S McCormick D D Salyer Wm F Stewart Ben R Turner R F Mastin
In Mt. Sterling merchants must meet 30 day terms and collectors should do the same. Pay your debts promptly to keep funds circulating and enable others to pay their accounts, avoiding bad habits and injustice. If credit is extended, use it responsibly and demand timely payment from others.
R L Swain of Danville Virginia and Enfield North Carolina spoke of selling 1920 tobacco on the Mt Sterling market at good prices. He predicts easier handling of crops, notes full German factory operation, satisfactory wages, and optimism for postwar trade in barley and other commodities. The veteran trader expects continued demand from Germany.
Dr A H Robbins says he will provide a reply in The Advocate on Tuesday regarding the Gazette's article about the oil inspector position. He spoke by telephone this morning to confirm his planned response.
Vice President Calvin Coolidge, returning from Northampton with reporter Mike Hennessy of Boston, quarreled over news value as Mrs Chasebassy offered a story. He dismissed her, but he wore the new necktie for inauguration, confirming the anecdote.
Kentucky farmers should adopt a crop rotation plan led by legumes to boost soil fertility and nitrogen content. Rotation reduces disease pressure, aids erosion control, and improves soil tilth, with corn soybeans wheat and clover cited as effective sequence. Limestone and phosphate used as needed enhance fertility gains.
Kentucky farmers can use seed potato treatment to prevent soil infection by common scab rhizoctonia and black leg and to qualify for crop insurance. Dr. W D Valleau notes corrosive sublimate is the most satisfactory method using four ounces per several gallons of hot water diluted to 30 gallons with treatment times ranging from one to two hours across four possible applications. Do not treat rotten seed and use non metal containers as corrosive sublimate corrodes metal.
Owingsville residents and visitors are noted for trips to Cincinnati Mt Sterling Lexington Louisville and Danville with marriages moves jobs and health matters. Individuals include Harry Crooks Ellen Gillen Ruth Denton Charlie Atchison Fassett Botts Earl Thompson Virgaline Byron Lucile Vice Omar Barber Jon Lindsey Clyde Peed Co F Martin Lottie May Harris and others with occupations in grocery oil education customs house and real estate.
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times argues the test of war is ridiculous. Britain cannot afford it since it would end borrowing from the United States, while the U S cannot afford it because Britain already owes much to us.
A tremor was reported in Washington the day after the inauguration signaling a political shake-up expected to follow later.
A concise remark notes that women often differ in character from public stereotypes. It argues that not all women fit the common negative view and suggests judgment should consider individual conduct.
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