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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
3
Reading shows garbled OCR text with scattered names and places. The readable bits reference events on a Saturday, a gathering in Marting, Kentucky, and mention a church or commission context with unclear timing and participants. The overall content is fragmented with no clear singular event and many illegible portions.
A notice states on the twelfth day of April 1914 Mary White will begin proceedings in the chancellery for the administration of the estate of a deceased administrator Joun A. Ju and others. Wittings will be held at the chancery with a weekly hearing and adjournment.
Metered Gas Company faces scrutiny over pricing and service terms amid a tense community showdown. Officials demand clarity while Coop Benner Mecorn and Lucuryernet push for reform and accountability.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention prices and products including fertilizer, syrup, and pasture care. References include Paimouth Kentucky and vague names Sisk and Crovere. Details are unclear but imply agricultural trade and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention fruit trees and a local market area near Chester Street with references to a general line and a person named Geers. Details are unclear but suggest a community horticulture mention and street-level update from a regional paper.
The readable text is largely garbled with incomplete phrases and does not provide clear people, places, events, or facts to summarize into a newspaper card. No coherent event or identity is present to identify for a summary.
Printing for particular people at popular prices is not our specialty but our everyday business Advocate Pub Co for the Laughlin Company do your tin and plumbing work.
In Montgomery County Ky expected movers include Sister Ella in foal to Silent Brook and a selection of four two and three year old fillies and colts. Silent Brook will stand at stud this season with bookings filling. horses from The Native and Tre Gartle lines feature in a May shipment. Get fresh kale and country jowl at Vanarsdell's.
Ben R. Turner offers prize-winning Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds for matching and sale. Contact 45 St. Phone 140 to inquire about these well pedigreed birds.
The note appears to reference a sour goods delivery by P Greeowade with a focus on prompt service and customer satisfaction. The fragmentary text obstructs clear details but implies a timely supply arrangement.
County court days are given for multiple counties near Ma Sterling. Entries include Bath Owingsville with 22 Monday and 1st Monday for Bourton Pars. Clark Winchester 4th Monday. Payene Lexign 34 Monday. Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday. Harrison Cynthiana 1st Monday. Madison Richmond 1st Monday. Montgomery Mt Sterling with 2nd Monday. Carlisle 2nd Monday.
Henry R. Prewitt offers his residence on North Maysville Street in exchange for farming land. The note appears as a simple notice of a possible property trade.
For sale a solid walnut wardrobe in good condition. Apply at this office.
The C. H. Rowan Drug Co announces a free sample sent prepaid to Mt. Sterling Advocate readers. They claim their remedy treats bedwetting described as a disease not a habit, and also eases frequent urination and urine control issues for all ages.
An ad promises a $100 reward if Shippy Quick-Relief Liniment fails to relieve pain instantly and the purchase price is not refunded. It features testimonials from residents in Lexington and Paris Kentucky claiming rapid relief from pain and paralysis and urges trying the remedy for ache and pain.
The copy promotes the C. J. Rowan Drug Co as an old reliable house and urges readers to write for free medicine to cure afflicted family members and share the remedy with neighbors and friends.
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