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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
4
Rate card lists 7.50 for Precinct and City Offices 15.00 for County Offices 20.00 for State and District Offices and lines for cards. It also notes 10 for all publications in the interest of individuals or expression of individual views with stray garbled text.
In a public notice voters are informed of a Democratic party slate for the State Primary on Saturday August 6 1921 listing nominees for Senator Henry S Caywood Representatives S B Lane Circuit Judge H R Prewitt Commonwealths Attorney W C Hamilton Circuit Court Clerk Miss Anie Hunt John H Blount County Judge E W Senff County Clerk Lindsay R Douglas W H Wright Stanley Brown County Attorney W A Samuels Henry Watson Tax Commissioner T M Greene R M Montjoy L B Mason Sheriff Sidney J Calk Charles E Duff County Jailer James M Greer Charles B James Will S McCormick D D Salyer Wm F Stewart City Judge Ben R Turner R F Mastin
The Advocate highlights county support for a 250000 bond to fund road and bridge construction in Montgomery County. It urges voter approval at a May election and cites benefits from federal and state aid projects to boost growth in Mt. Sterling and the county. The Fiscal Court advocates directing funds to road construction and urges citizens to back the measure.
Miss Kitty Conroy a Kentucky University sophomore in Arts and Sciences holds multiple college offices and roles. She will play Tweeny in The Admirable Crichton, a Stroller production at Lexington Opera House on March 31 and April 1.
During her stay at the university Miss Conroy has been immensely popular with the student body.
Rental notice lists three rooms available on Harrison Avenue under Mrs. John English.
The National Chamber of Commerce bulletin clarifies the Ninth Annual Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will be held in Atlantic City April 27 to 29. The theme is In the public interest more business methods in government less government management in business.
For sale a six cylinder roadster with about 5000 miles, in perfect condition and practically new in every respect. Includes $200 worth of extras. Seller desires a larger car. Call 74 or Advocate Office.
Advertises the Ohio Electric Cleaner as the best choice for cleaning ceilings walls and floors. Sold by M. R. Hainline.
A Walsh Company catalog note advertises durable hose for women highlighting reinforced seams and wear resistance. The product aims to offer snag free daily use and long lasting elasticity for customers seeking practical hosiery solutions.
A bright spring day brought a large crowd to the March cattle court with about 500 cattle on offer. Prices ranged about 1 cent per pound lower than January, cattle sold mostly by head, mules fetched 100 to 200 dollars, hogs and sheep strong, and farmers optimistic for a better year as labor and work increase.
The Anti Saloon League plans to resist any ruling that beer can be prescribed as medicine. Wayne B Wheeler warns beer at soda fountains would damage the liquor trade. He cites doctor pharmacist record rules and license restrictions to block such sales. A telegram from Frank Blair of Chicago voices industry opposition to beer sales through drug channels.
W. T. Hunt agency takes Schultze's bread and cakes and now sells the Cincinnati firm's superior products at almost every city store. Try Marshmallow Cake or Butter-Nut Bread for a fresh treat.
Mrs. Huff at 51 E High advertises plain sewing services for children's dresses and embroidery.
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