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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1918
Page
4
Local notes report Mt Sterling post office mailing details and a police count of about thirty dogs killed in the past week. The piece also discusses state headquarters in Louisville aiding the Democratic party and questions a U.S. Senate bid by Mr. Stanley.
A list of subscribers for War Savings Stamps is announced as the nation pushes beyond the Third Liberty Loan. Individuals may not exceed 1009 dollars in maturity value, costing 832 dollars this month, to earn a place on the honor roll and join the Limit Club. Who will be the next to sign up.
Joseph Pelosie of Millersburg is named manager of Ringo's Cafe. He brings many years of cafe experience and comes highly recommended. Fresh vegetables of all kinds are available daily at Vanarsdell's.
Dr. Thomas Donaldson of Seymour Indiana is in the city and will soon open an office for chiropractic practice. Details on the office location and hours will be announced later. Also a note to try Pea Nut Oil for salads at Vanarsdell's.
Day exercises at the church drew a large crowd for a pleasant program. Mrs. Loring Turley and Miss Mattie Judy Botts sang solos while Rev. Clyde Darsie, Hon. H. R. Prewitt, and Judge A. A. Hazel spoke. The long list of noted attendees included Dr. C. W. Harris, Seth Botts, Rathi Baird, Edward Bogie, Bright Cockrell, Morrison Cox, Edward Dragoo, Elgin Evans, Thomas Grobb, Dr. Scott Goodpaster, Dean Henry, Irvin Jackson, Rathi Lane, Willard McGuire, Samuel McCormick, William Oldham, Walker Reid, Mitchell Sullivan, Virgil Sullivan, Albert Sewell, Robert Stoner, Benjamin Scott, Rick P. Thomas, Howe Thompson, Dillard Turner, Ewing Wells.
Homer French longtime Liggett Myers Tobacco worker in Louisville resigns to visit brother M French and plans to join the Marines in Lexington Wednesday. Howell Reese will accompany him and also apply for enlistment. Also notes Mt Sterling Greenhouse offering tomato cabbage and flowering plants with garden supplies and phone 435.
Private Wm. F. Burns of the Sixth Infantry reports to his father, Mr. Yell Burns, that he has arrived overseas safely. He is stationed at Forest, Georgia, and his nickname is Billy.
Mt Sterling residents report relief from dull backache and kidney discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. R R Warner of Harrison Street credits the remedy with restoring energy and steady kidney function. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 44 21
A Cincinnati architect drafts plans for Traders National Bank to erect a modern two story building on its former site. The first floor will house the banking room and the second floor offices. The project aims to beautify the city with a prominent structure. Mr and Mrs James W Hon learn their son Walter is safely in France. Montgomery county reports several men serving in France.
Representative E. H. Sidwell of Peck-Hannaford Peck Co of Cincinnati sold furnaces to Oliver Howell C G Pangburn and Shirley Mason during a city visit. He plans another stay this week and offers furnace estimates. A large advertisement in this issue promotes the service.
Advertises purchase of old false teeth in any condition with payment up to 15 dollars per set. Also buys old gold, silver, and broken jewelry. Checks sent by return mail. goods held 10 days for sender’s approval. Mazer's Tooth Specialty Dept. A Philadelphia notice.
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