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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1918

Page

10

Wool price rules under War Industries Board clarified

The War Industries Board sets a 3 percent charge for ungraded wool and a different percentage for graded wool to cover storage, carriage and insurance costs. The regulation outlines how dealers may apply these charges in setting prices.

War Industries

Engagement announced for Rev George A Joplin and Frances L Grigsby

The engagement of Rev. George A. Joplin of Louisville to Miss Frances L. Grigsby of Louisville is announced. The wedding is set for June 6. Joplin formerly lived here and led the Presbyterian church. he now serves as general secretary of the Kentucky Sunday School Association. Bryan and Robinson offer free prizes in a race for silverware rings and watches.

A. Joplin Louisville Frances L. Grigsby Rev. Joplin Presbyterian Church Kentucky Sunday School Association Kentucky Bryan & Robinson

Idle or working men: wartime labor law takes effect

Mt. Sterling and Montgomery county police prepare to enforce a June 20 law requiring all able bodied men ages 16 to 60 to work 36 hours per week. The statute treats idlers as vagrants, with fines from 30 to 100 and forced labor, while judges and officers are ordered to pursue enforcement statewide.

Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Sterling Council of National Defense Earl W. Senff United States of America

Old Teeth Wanted to Buy and Cash for Jewelry

Advertises payment up to 15 dollars per dental set and cash for old gold silver and broken enamel items. Checks sent by return mail. offer held 10 days for sender approval. Ah Be Tooth Specialty Dept. A Philadelphia address.

Dept. A Kth St Philadelphia

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