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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
8
Secretary Glass says the Victory Loan Campaign opens April 21 and runs to May 10. Short term notes maturing within five years will replace longer bonds. Tentative offering around 5 billion dollars with over-subscription acceptance. Interest rate and tax exemptions to be decided shortly before the campaign.
G D Sullivan and Co located on W Locust Street Mt Sterling Kentucky provides office and residence phone numbers 474 and 132 for local business inquiries.
Secretary Glass announces a switch to short term notes for the Victory Liberty Loan. Notes will mature within five years, be issued in registered and coupon forms, with final engraving ready by April 21 campaign opening. He cites keeping price near par post campaign as a key reason.
Mrs Frederick Monaca Pennsylvania testifies that her youngest son, once weak and tired, improved after taking Vinol. The testimonial notes restored health and weight gains. Sold by W. B. Lloyd, Druggist.
A plea to farmers and housekeepers in Kentucky to install martin houses now. The author notes purple martins arrive April 1 to 15 and are major insect destroyers, urging immediate, small-cost nest boxes to save crops and reduce feed needs.
Congressman W J Fields will accompany Secretary Baker on a congressional delegation trip to Europe. Vanarsdell’s advertises options including oatmeal and rolled oats as well as beef pork veal and sausage. Read the Advocate for first word.
The ad recommends using an Oliver plow with a Titan tractor for superior plowing under all conditions. It highlights the rolling coulter end jointer for burying trash, a stop device for consistent furrow depth, rapid entry and exit of plow points, and a trip rope control operable from the cab. The salesroom stocks Oliver plows and Titan tractors.
A midnight Thursday fire in Paintsville destroyed sixteen buildings across two blocks. The loss runs about 80000 with minimal insurance. The post office, Enterprise Jewelry Store, Marcus Davis residence, J N Sloan harness shop, Wheeler Grocery building, S Daniels saddle shop and more were burned. The Methodist church and other structures were damaged. The origin is linked to a pressing establishment behind Wood Grocery.
A Saturday night fire in Bourbon county destroyed C. C. Hanks's general store and spread to Robert Hillman's general store and residence. With no effective fire defense, flames caused total damage estimated at eight thousand dollars.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Endorsed by physicians, the product combines tonics and blood purifiers to combat catarrhal conditions. Testimonials available upon request. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
Mr. Percy D. Bryan and Mrs. C. A. Lindsay have purchased Essex touring cars through local agent W. R. McKee, marking a formal purchase arrangement in the region.
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