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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
7
A woman’s careless scene contrasts with a broader struggle over the Internal Revenue Service leadership. The battle is between prohibitionist and anti roles, with wets and drys vying for the post, reflecting national tensions of law, morality, and governance.
The Montgomery County Court orders a May 28, 1921 bond election to raise 250000 dollars for road and bridge projects. Voters in all precincts will cast ballots from 6 AM to 4 PM with the question presented in words and figures. Sheriff John G. Roberts signs the notice dated April 19, 1921.
The column argues small town merchants faced a buyers market after peak prices. It urges coordinated advertising campaigns and cooperative sales events to stimulate trade, warning lone efforts fail to lift business and stressing the need for joint action with manufacturers.
Dean Snyder names top picks across leagues, highlighting New York Giants in the National League and Cleveland in the American League. He spots Louisville in the American Association, Baltimore in the International League, San Francisco in the Pacific Coast League, Fort Worth in the Texas League, Memphis in the Southern Association, Bloomington in the Three-Eye League, New Haven in the Eastern League, Tulsa in the Western League, and Calgary in Western Canada. He notes key strengths and runner ups, and cites players and managers shaping early success.
Uncle Sam asserts soldiers must have good teeth for peak efficiency and Army strength hinges on dental condition. He urges biannual visits to a dentist to maintain high efficiency in field and private life as claimed by Dr. H. M. Wright of the Traders Bank Building.
The coming men of the country are the men who are always on the erry.
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