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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
5
To all Talking Machine Owners we are exclusive agents for Victrola Columbia and Edison phonographs and records. We will mail monthly lists of new records for Victor Columbia and Edison. Send name and address or visit Bryan and Robinson Jewelers to be added.
A compilation of personal items from Lexington noting James R. Magowan in Lexington on business, Mrs. Hoffman in Harrodsburg, Mrs. Gatewood and Mrs. Fox in Cincinnati, and many other residents visiting relatives, staying in hotels, or traveling to Louisville, Frankfort, Winchester, and other cities. The column ends with two moral couplets about wedding disillusionment and self judgment.
In Middletown Ohio a son was born to Mrs. Arthur Chase formerly Miss Della Richards on the city. In Nicholasville a ten pound boy arrived to Mrs. F M Sponeil formerly of this place. Mr and Mrs Garrett D Marshall welcomed a son born at their High street home. The infant was named Lemon Tipton after his maternal grandfather.
Religious notices announce Sunday morning at 10:45 and 7:00 services at the Baptist church with Dr G E Cameron preaching morning and evening and a sacrament at close of the morning. Sunday school 9:30, Baraca Class pledge drive for the 75 million campaign. Quarterly meeting at the Methodist church next Sunday. Evangelistic services set from March 21 to April 4 led by Dr L Clark with Rev C D Lear directing music. Also ad for Mt Sterling Commission tobacco plant food.
Herbert C. Hoover, in a letter to Ralph Arnold of Los Angeles, says he is not seeking office but would be ready to serve if truly called. A California group asked him to declare position. Hoover notes he is an independent progressive and cannot engage in campaigning or a presidential bid. He emphasizes officials should be chosen by the people, not manufactured by machine methods.
The Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Company records discuss lighting and its impact on tobacco beds for bright tobacco. It mentions two members of the Hand Holders Union and a suggestion to brighten or darken conditions by turning off lights.
An analysis argues that a natural born leader requires early recognition of birthright to cultivate a following. It examines how social cues, heirloom status, and public acknowledgment shape leadership legitimacy and trajectory.
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