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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

2

Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Mirage of Public Notice

The readable lines sketch a political sentiment about government spending and a legal case where a Manhattan man seeks $25,000 for his wife’s death. Other fragments mention fashion items and a joke about marital vows, with no coherent event or person beyond the court award claim.

Classified ad for Adams and Lyons monument wagons

WM Adams and Son advertise marble and granite monuments with large stock and prompt delivery from 503 West Main Street Lexington Kentucky. J R Lyons closes out a carload of John Deere wagons at a special price.

West Main Street Lexington, Ky John Deere J. R. Lyons

Help Wanted Male A Real Opportunity in Mt Sterling Ky

Help wanted advertisement from a major automobile battery manufacturer seeks Mt Sterling Kentucky exclusive distributor. Promises training and sales organization support. Small investment leads to a permanent independent business. Confidential inquiry to Mr Dearborn Lexington Kentucky.

Mt. Sterling Dearborn North Upper St Lexington

American Legion Job Drive Spreads Across States

The American Legion launches a broad job campaign for over 200000 unemployed veterans, with Governor Louis Hart in Washington challenging 47 states to place veterans. Cumberland Maryland reports full unemployment relief first, while Texas posts set a 15 day limit.

Goveror Louis Hart Washington Louisiana American's Legion Legion Lemuel Boles the Legion Texas Legion Cumberland Port Angeles Wash Western Legion American Legion

Fire loss prompts bucket brigade at legion hall

A fire caused about $75,000 in damage as an American Legion post formed a bucket brigade and held the blaze until the city’s fire crew arrived. The Seattle program for hosting Marshal Joffre will be led by the Legion, with the historic figure from France to visit in the spring. A for sale note advertises a baby carriage via Mrs. J. P. Sullivan at 65 Clay Street. Solomon is noted as the wisest man and the richest of his day, with a remark about hiring a press agent.

American Legion Seattle Wash Marshal Joffre France Marne Japan Solomon

For Sale Pure Bred Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs

Classified note offers pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs from Mrs J Will Barnes Route 1 with contact 444W 2 plus a dated banking notice from the Treasury Comptroller certifying Montgomery National Bank of Mt Sterling Kentucky extension to 1942 and a broad unrelated religious line.

Plymouth Rock J. Will Barnes Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency Washington Montgomery National Bank of Mt. Sterling Montgomery Kentucky I. D. R. Crissinger

Cattle Testing Milestone Reached in TB Eradication Program

The tuberculosis eradication effort by the USDA and state authorities passes 2,000,000 cattle under supervision. February tests amounted to 200,534 cattle, total cattle once tested reaches 1,181,516, with 361,826 on the waiting list and over 12,000 accredited herds as of March 1.

United States Department of Agriculture

War material ready for distribution to states

Five million board feet of lumber and 220000 dollars worth of surplus war material including steam and gas engines and machine shop equipment, unused, are available to state highway departments for road construction. Distributed by the Bureau of Public Roads, USDA, from Pictinny Arsenal, Dover Delaware, most lumber intended for a Charleston South Carolina pier, all in demand with 48 states allotment requested.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Army Charleston S. C Pictinny Arsenal Dover Del

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