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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1916

Page

8

Local Farm News and Private Sales Report

Farmers busy plowing and sowing tobacco beds. T R Bowen bought a horse from L B Hadden at a private price. W R Faulkner purchased Lee Bushs 102 acre Clark county farm at 25 dollars per acre. Indianapolis Jake returned from Indiana due to ill health. J L Faulkner called to Powell county for his father’s illness. Mr and Mrs W A French visited Mr and Mrs Gould Hainline. L R Douglas to move here this week. Fishing praised at Hollywood Springs by Hawk Baker. Loafing up as no fire required. Guy Lee owns an enduring rose said to be rare.

Burpee Seed Varieties Grow Garden Stock In Stockroom

Seeds that grow complete stock of Burpee's famous garden seed and many varieties of Burpee's nasturtium and sweet peas offered for planting.

Burpee

Oldest Stradivarius in state owned by Mrs Mason

One of the oldest violins in the region, a Stradivarius about 400 years old, is owned by Mrs James Mason of Grassy Lick. The instrument is highly prized and she has declined many high price offers over the years.

James Mason Grassy Lick County

Ancient Philadelphia Violin with Inlaid City Scene

A well preserved violin features an inlaid city scene on its back and a carved head of an Italian at the neck. Inside the body lies the inscription Anno 1512 with Italian quotation about living in the woods and becoming sweet sound to God, once owned by a Philadelphia musician family.

Millinery Spring Opening at Mrs Henry Greenwade

Mrs Henry Greenwade announces a Spring Opening on Saturday April 1 inviting ladies to inspect the largest and most complete line of new stylish hats at Queen Street. Also notes 3 pounds Lima Beans for 25 cents at J B White's.

Henry Greenwade Queen Street J. B. White

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Teesdale W. Griffith Lexington Louisville Bassett Drug Co T. R. Bowen L. B. Hadden Lee Bush Clark County Levee Kiddville Indianapolis Jake Indiana J. L. Faulkner Powell County W. A. French Mrs. Gould Hainline Dempsey the Barnett Henry Baker Hog Creek Hawk Baker Hollywood Springs Guy Lee Nastur Land & Priest Chastrowbridge MLLE Diane Philadelphia Bryan & Robinson Jewelers Missouri Knox Manhattan
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