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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
4
Subscriptions priced at two dollars per year with cash accompanying orders. No announcement will be inserted until payment is received. Published as second class mail matter at Mt. Sterling.
On Monday morning the press by invitation of the Community Ministers Association met with council to devise plans to urge Mt. Sterling residents to attend local churches. The goal is to organize visitation committees calling on every man, woman and child to rekindle church attendance and renew community worship.
A call to citizens to support the new Mt Sterling hotel project through liberal stock subscriptions. The editorial argues the hotel will awaken the town, attract tourists and convention delegates, and boost income, stating full participation from all income levels is essential for success.
A nearly 100 man campaign force launches a stock drive for a Mt. Sterling hotel. The push begins March 22 and ends March 28 with a call to buy every share possible to secure the project.
Stepstone Willie Ragan, John Stull and sister visit the bedside of their father Jarrett Stull who is seriously ill at Moses Ballard's home in Preston. Several locals travel, visit relatives, move, or sell livestock. Hemstitching rates noted as 8 cents per yard.
Nancy faces a spoiled garden and a confrontation with Rob Roy the dog and a new neighbor John Keniston, a scarred yet hopeful youth. As Nancy and John grow closer through shared dreams, the playful chatter with Ray and Yetsu the flower-artist blossoms into a gentle romance amid small-town tensions.
Prof. Frank Charl ton leads Mt Sterling choral club with about fifty voices in training for an Easter concert. Despite health and weather setbacks, the group advances with church cooperation and broad community backing.
The Sick Miss Suzette Johnson has recovered from an influenza attack. Mr and Mrs A G Ratliff are improving after a severe influenza. Miss Lula Lane is quite ill with influenza at her West Main street apartments. Henry Gaitskil has been ill for days at Aunt W A Sutton's home. The many friends of Hon J Will Clay, ill in a Lexington hospital, report his condition is more favorable.
Full stock Durves registered boars offered for sale by J C Graves. Contact details not provided in the notice.
In a Memorial Home scene Piggy rejects veranda life and plans a new future with Maggie and Donnie. He offers a tenants take on a gashouse cottage, a pension, and a flock of canaries to support the sisters and boys. The superintendent approves as Piggy declares he has a job.
A Pacific Grove band performs in a shell mounted on a condemned fire truck that moves between Pacific Grove and the nearby beach. The shell measures about 20 feet in length with a 10 foot radius and can be raised while the truck travels to create extra space.
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