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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
9
The Courier-Journal urges Kentucky Democrats to choose a ticket free of professional politicians and boss backing. It argues voters must select candidates of high quality for government efficiency and party integrity, noting public mood favors reform over machine politics and calling the people to decide which slate carries victory.
The editorial criticizes proposed telephone rate increases ordered by Mr Burleson and urges local action delaying payments. It compares to past contracts and supports upholding a 1908 city franchise, while denouncing the Kentucky Tax Reform Association and calling for broad tax overhaul to ease burdens on farmers and ensure fair state taxation.
J L McCoy of Bath County and Corporation Clerk under Judge James P Lewis states he will seek the Republican nomination for Secretary of State. Announcement appears in an advertisement for Manhattan Shirts and The Walsh Co ahead of the August 2, 1919 primary.
The message recalls eighteen months of wartime fire and the return of American soldiers while many never come home. It urges expressing thanks through the Victory Liberty Loan to fund the cost of war and honor those who served.
An urgent call to ladies to contribute Red Cross supplies. Those unable to come to the Red Cross rooms are asked to take sewing home and work at odd times to aid the relief effort.
Lieut. Harry W. Lockridge, recently returned from France, will arrive home for a visit tomorrow after being stationed at an eastern cantonment. Friends will give him a hearty welcome. Some of us admit it, but many think the rest of the world would have a hard time understanding.
Observers note women pausing before shop windows to check their reflections seeking reassurance about their appearance. The statement suggests that confidence would spare them social effort and anxiety in public.
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