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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1920

Page

7

Spring Merchandise at McCormick and Oldham’s

We announce a full line of Spring clothing and exclusive ladies dresses. Fine shoes for ladies and misses, oxfords and pumps, plus men’s and boys’ shoes and work shoes. Visit us in town or at larger city locations.

Our Clothing Department Offers Fine Season Suitings

Our Clothing Department presents basket weaves Ser ges Scotch Tweeds Flannels dressed worsteds and Mohair silk linings. New long coat styles for young men with various pocket options and modern short flannel patterns. Conservative single or double breasted designs at affordable prices. We promise service to ease selection for the busy man and savings.

Kidnaper's $25,000 ransom note released to father

Public release of a detailed six page ransom note from Paul Little’s kidnapper to B R Little demands $25,000 and threatens the boy and father with death. The letter, written on hotel stationery, includes large warnings, misspellings, and explicit instructions for delivering the money before 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.

Paul Little B. R. Little

Fire destroys Mrs. W. P. Guthrie Confederate Home at Pewee Valley

A Thursday night fire at the Mrs. W. P. Guthrie Confederate Home in Pewee Valley destroyed the $10,000 residence of Harry Hudson and damaged nearby homes, with total losses around $75,000. No one died. 125 veterans were evacuated, twenty of the frail were moved to City Hospital Louisville. origin under investigation. Duke Chapel survived. wind spread embers to adjacent properties.

Harry Hudson Louisville Pewee Valley Duke Chapel

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