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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

3

Beautiful Site Sells for Fancy Price

The Reid Rogers farm near the city limits, 20 acres, sold to Buckley and Craig of Lexington last Tuesday for 2 250 per acre. James Curtis former cashier of Clark County National Bank predicted city adjacent lands would reach 1000 per acre, a forecast now surpassed by this sale.

Reid Rogers Buckley & Craig Lexington James Curtis Keashier Clark County National Bank Ous Blue Grass Curtis

Hat Traditions Clash as Virtue Meets Vice

A reflective note on social habits where people praise virtue yet unite with less virtuous behavior, highlighting a tension between public praise and private actions. The piece suggests caution and invites readers to align conduct with stated ideals.

Correspondence of weekly social visits in Jeffersonville area

Hope Miss Josephine Trimble visits Jeffersonville and Camargo friends. Mrs Joe Foley spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Dunaway. Mrs Logan Rogers of Belle Fontaine Ohio visits for a few days. Mr Bryan Wingate and wife with his parents W A Wingate on Sunday. Miss Lillian Richardson visits brother W H Richardson Mt Sterling. Mr and Mrs J C Spencl and daughter Elsie guests of Millard Highley’s wife. Mrs Frank Wallace leaves for Middle town Ohio. Mr Barnie Blankenship remains ill. Mr and Mrs Elbert Stull Preston guests of her parents Sunday.

Grassy Lick Church Holds Annual Sunday School Day

The Grassy Lick Methodist church filled to capacity for a Sunday School Day with a large attendance. The young people presented an engaging program replacing the regular service hour and collected funds for the benefit of weaker schools. Pastor Ragan expressed pride in the church's work.

Grassy Lick Methodist Church Ragan Grassy Lick Church

Suggarine Poultry Feed Boosts Egg Production

Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Co reports strong early sales for Suggarine Poultry Feed, an egg producer claimed to yield favorable results in a matter of weeks.

Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co

Gompers Denounces Congress as Eager to Do Wrong

Samuel Gompers says Congress shows almost an eagerness to do the wrong thing and implies the current session is among the first to be openly credited with any intent to act. The remark frames the present Congress as unusually prone to missteps.

Samuel Gompers Congress

Morgan County to loan funds for immediate road building drive

An editorial and letter advocate Morgan County bond issues to lend money to the State for earlier completion of inter county seat roads. The plan would allow the State to build and later reimburse the county, avoiding immediate county costs and speeding road access for West Liberty and other communities. Local farmers and business leaders are urged to express views in the Courier.

Morgan County Montgomery West Liberty Paris Bourbon Mt. Sterling Frenchburg Menefee Morgan Morgan County Courier S. S. Oldfield Courier Commonwealth

Wool Wanted and Republican Work Suspension

Wool buyers offer highest price and sacks at Sullivan's Poultry Yard in Tom Green. Republican leaders in Congress push to suspend work around June 1 despite remaining tasks.

Sullivan’s Poultry Yard L. W. Lee Tom Green Congress

Thanks for Summer and Rest Beneath the Stars

The text reflects a hopeful view of summer after a harsh winter and urges gratitude for rest. It speaks of enduring toil with cheer and earning the blessing of rest beneath tranquil stars.

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