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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1917
Page
4
Classified notice states a price of one dollar and fifty cents per year and requires cash with the order. It warns that no announcement will be inserted until payment is received.
The article warns of fabrication about county and city elections and urges readers to verify confidential rumors before believing them. It notes unscrupulous partisans and relatives may spread falsehoods and says repeated verification will raise campaign standards and reduce harm.
Mayor Oldham advocates forcing those without visible means of support to work or face the workhouse. The editorial links this to a broader debate on social policy and conscription, praising Senator Beckham and endorsing T. R. recruiting for France.
Person ASA Bean seeks grass land for roughly six mares. Offers to trade or rent grazing space and requests interested landowners to telephone 622 with details.
Reported late thefts hit fresh produce at Vanarsdell's with beans beets onions and lettuce taken. Police ask for tips as shoppers notice increased shoplifting activity around the market.
James R Shrout, 62, longtime Bath County resident, died after a lengthy illness. Former grocer and butcher, he later moved to a farm near Sharpsburg. A Shrout family member, he was active in the community. Funeral service held at his home with burial at Crown Hill cemetery in Sharpsburg.
Finest cabbage and tomato plants offered from superior seed. Includes Early Dechling cabbage Earliana tomato and the Giant Tree Tomato. Famous Old Reliable Ponderosa and $5,000,000 Tomato cited. Call at farm half mile Hinkston pike or leave store orders. 8S. P. GREENWADE. Pepper plants also available later.
Mr. Joe P. Sullivan reports his son Wallace has joined the Officers' Reserve Corps in Ohio. This marks the third Sullivan son to enlist with Uncle Sam after brothers Henry Wilbur and Virgil recently joined the navy.
Advertisement touts a Smith Form A Truck that combines with a chassis to complete the vehicle for 755 dollars with a guarantee. It urges buyers to compare prices and promises savings and satisfaction, naming G. D. Sullivan & Son.
Miss Mattie Ewing and Mr. Glen Perry of Owingsville were married in Cincinnati last Wednesday afternoon. They come from prominent families with many relatives in the county who will be glad to learn of their wedding.
The Fair markets men's and ladies summer underwear priced at last year’s levels. Specific stock and sizes unspecified in the readable text.
Reports describe a noon hail storm in the northern and eastern county with stones about the size of a bird's egg in large quantities. Fresh brains and sweet breads offered at Vanarsdell's.
Mr. Kenney N DeHaven buys a beautiful Lexington residence and moves in. He recently joined Perry Lumber Co of that city. Vanansdell's offers new potatoes tomatoes and fresh vegetables.
Mt Sterling High School defeated Cynthiana 5 to 3 in a splendid baseball game at Fair Grounds Park Monday afternoon. Kelly pitched well and the local team overall starred in the win.
The advertisement explains shoes must remain on lasts at least twenty one days to retain shape. It notes some people ignore shape and fit and thus avoid J. and M. Shoes because the brand stands for more than mere wear.
The American armed steamer Vacuum, an oil tanker, was sent to the bottom by a German submarine off the Ireland coast. It is feared that a U S naval lieutenant and nine gun crew members perished. The captain and several crew members are reported drowned. Details remain scarce on whether the crew could fire back or if torpedoes were used.
Private sale listing for a residence with six acres of land offered by W. T. Tyler. Includes 43 tf. reference. No location or price details provided in readable text.
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