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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1917

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Market notes show mixed cattle sale with rising prices

About 1250 cattle on the market trade slow early due to risk yet noon strength appeared. Steers 8 to 10 cents per pound, several 500 to 600 lb cattle around 7 to 7.35 per head. cows 5 to 6 cents. bulls 7 cents. Notable sales include Welch & Co 600 cows to Jas Wilson at 5.25, 800 cows to A L Kerns at 50, and multiple 500 lb steers sold through various firms at 39.50 to 42.50 per head. Horses and mules scarce for good heavy stock. prices high with several sales in the 175 to 235 range for mules and 100 to 125 for work horses.

Welch & Co Jas. Wilson A. L. Kerns Carlisle H. B. ‘Adams Simon Weil Lexington Cts Canney & Co Clarence LeBus Keeton & Co Dalton & Son Fayette County Wm. Cheek al. Kerns Denton & Son Wm. Treadway Young Bros Bourbon County Jno. Mason Millersburg Sam Keeton Ratliff Bros Bath County J. L. Faulkner Caywood & McClintock Gentry & Thompson

Local Option Election Reported at Winchester

The Winchester Sun reports a rumor that a local option election will be called this fall by anti liquor interests. The Sun signals a shift toward local option supporters after previously holding a neutral stance.

Winchester Winchester Sun Today The Sun

Railroad Strike Off as National Defense Calls Unite

Railroad managers end the threatened strike after sinking German submarines raises national crisis concerns. Elisha Lee signs a letter authorizing an agreed adjustment to ensure uninterrupted railroad operation as part of national defense. Supreme Court upholds the Adamson eight hour law making eight hours the standard for train crews and voting to back pay for back wages.

R. R Elisha Lee Managers Committee National Conference of Railroads the Council of National Defense Adamson Supreme Court

Gatewood Farm Sold At Public Auction For 210 Per Acre

Mr. Tom J. McCormick purchased the John M. Gatewood farm at public sale on Monday for 210 dollars per acre. The 85 acre property features a Colonial brick residence and outbuildings including a tobacco barn, adjoining McCormick’s land. Despite improvements, the price was not unusually high.

Tom J. McCormick John M. Gatewood McCormick

Wilson Farm Sale Near City Limits

The 36 acre Wilson farm on the Carmargo Pike sold at public auction at the Court House door for 190.10 dollars per acre. Purchaser was C. M. Brown. With no improvements, the price was considered good. For sale line reads one line of store shelvy J. H. Brunner.

Lizzie Wilson Camargo Pike Court House C. M. Brown

Touching appeal on Belgian war horrors draws crowd

Victor Bogaert, Belgian Relief Commission officer and former Brussels resident, spoke Sunday about the Belgian invasion and German atrocities. He described spies, depopulated towns, and destitute civilians, urging aid to suffering humanity beyond race or creed. The event raised a substantial gift to the relief fund aiding Belgium, with monthly contributions totaling nine million dollars worldwide.

Belgium Victor Bogaert Belgium Relief Commission Bogaert United States New York Atlantic Brussels Red Cross Society Germany Europe England France

Clarence E Stephens to Manage Jacksonville Cafeteria

Clarence E Stephens son of Mr and Mrs C B Stephens of this city will return from Baltimore Maryland to Jacksonville Florida to manage a large up to date cafeteria earning about 300 dollars daily He previously worked for the Advocate and Gazette and later as a Linotype operator in multiple cities including Jacksonville St Augustine and Baltimore He is described as temperate honest industrious and well regarded by friends in this city

Clarence E. Stephens C. B. Stephens Baltimore Jacksonville Fla Stephens Florida Clarence the Advocate and Gazette United States St. Augustine Greencave Springs Palatka Duluth Sterling

Germans Sink Our Vessels in Sunday Submarine Attacks

Three American steamers the Vigilancia City of Memphis and Illinois were sunk by German submarines early Sunday with possible loss of life among crews on two ships. The Vigilancia was torpedoed without warning and the City of Memphis after a 15 minute evacuation. The Illinois was also sunk with survivors. The vessels were bound to Havre Cardiff and London for the United States. Washington notes war with Germany may come within days and calls for Congress deliberation.

Vigilancia City of Memphis Illinois Memphis Cardiff London United States Havre Washington Germany Wilson Congress

Poultry Offers Inexpensive Eggs Incubated Three Cents

White Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds advertised with prices reasonable. Eggs incubated for 3 cents each. Contact Mrs. Richard Wilson at Maysville Pike, phone 348.

Rhode Island Richard Wilson Maysville Pike

Little Has Fine Sale At Stock Yards Auction

The sale of Mr. E. R. Little at the stock yards drew a large crowd. Bids topped $50,000 with livestock selling well. Buyers included B. Lane who paid $67.50 per acre for Greenwade farm, R. A. Childers at $159 per acre for Ragan place, Lester Lee at $90 per acre for Bunker Hill, and the Storer farm sold at $70.25 per acre. Little rejected $13,525 for his home place and may relocate within the county.

E. R. Little 8. B. Lane Greenwade Ragan Place R. A. Childers Lester Lee Bunker Hill Storer Little

Silo for Sale in Small Ad From Albert Stofer

Saginaw 150 ton silo for sale contact Albert Stofer by phone 614 W 2 38 3t for details and arranging purchase.

Saginaw Albert Stofer

Strother Motors Sets Car Sales Record In Fiscal Year

Strother Motors Co. reports record car sales this fiscal year with multiple months remaining. Purchasers listed include Martin Ramey J W French George Roberts Carroll Jones L W Lee Robin Tipton Marshall Myers R T Richardson Finley Kincaid M K Tapp J H Caywood W C Taylor and many others.

Strother Motors Co Ford Martin Ramey J. W. French George Roberts Carroll Jones L. W. Lee Robin Tipton Marshall Myers R. T. Richardson Finley Kincaid D. Gay T. J. Moberly J. B. Clarke E. E. Jones Alice Gay Russell Perry I. J. Shelton Geo. Anderson, Jr

Eggs for Hatching from Barred Plymouth Rock

Pure ringlet strain of Barred Plymouth Rock good layers. Fifteen eggs for seventy five cents. Mrs. James Cravens. Phone 559 W 1.

Plymouth Rock James Cravens

Toll bridge blast rumors shake Bath and Fleming counties

A Lexington officer and two bloodhounds moved toward Sherburne after reports that the Bath Fleming county toll bridge was blown up with dynamite last night. Authorities hope suspects are found and punished.

Lexington Mt. Sterling Sherburne Bath and Fleming

Mrs Lula Barnes Buys National Hotel Property

Mrs Lula Barnes purchased the National Hotel from a Master Commissioner as estate settlement for 10000 dollars. The property had previously sold years earlier for 20000 dollars and was described as an investment likely to appreciate.

Lula Barnes National Hotel

For Sale or Rent Col Johnson home in city

Brick residence known as the Col. Johnson home advertised as one of the most desirable in the city. Apply to N. H. Trimble.

Col. Johnson N. H. Trimble

New Dry Goods Store Opens at Main and Bank Corner

Mrs. F. L. Cox opens a dry goods nations and rug shop in the William building at Main and Bank streets. She specializes in remnants and ladies bungalow aprons and invites the public to inspect the stock with a promise of savings.

F. L. Cox William Building Main Bank Streets

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Our R. R. Strike Gatewood Farm Sale Wilson Farm Sale Shelvy J. H. Brunner Mr. Sterling Strick Strother Clara Kimball Young Tabb Theatre Frank McIntyre Mary MacLaren Mrs. M Lou Tellegen Vivian Martin Antonio Moreno Edith Storey Mrs. Vernon Castle Hearst-Pathe News Pearl White Lonesome Luke
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