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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
7
A science section notes a subscription rate set at one dollar and fifty cents annually. The item outlines pricing for readers and highlights the cost as part of a broader service package.
Montgomery county residents protest the State Tax Commission's new land valuations claiming property lists balloon to over seven million dollars. The note alleges urged hikes since 1917 and 1918, with calls to seek court relief and question the commissioners' grasp of local values.
A circular titled New Tax Save Menace funded by twenty-something millionaires circulates in Kentucky arguing against the Jesee James Tax Law and claiming uneven rates under the reform. The piece urges support for repeal, accuses urban interests of propaganda, and warns farmers to scrutinize their tax bills.
A public notice announces the Mt Seering Greenschemers at Clay street and Corbett corner offering plants shrubs vines and greenery. It urges immediate arrangements for customers and thanks the community for prior kindness.
A brief note reports that T. S. Mery has been ill with pneumonia but is steadily recovering and hopes to be sent home within a few weeks. Friends express sympathy for his recent illness and expect his return to Long Island.
The Advocate reports Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas lamenting needless sacrifices of American soldiers in the seventy two hours before the armistice. He is portrayed as a heroic figure who wore a YMCA uniform and fought nearby as cannons roared, reflecting on those wartime losses.
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