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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
3
G D Sullivan Co on W Locust Street Mt Sterling Kentucky publishes highest market prices paid for poultry and produce. Office phone 474 ivr. Contact for buyers and sellers seeking top rates in local farming trades.
Sugar consumers in Montgomery County must sign a pledge to obtain sugar for canning and preserving. Households may buy up to 25 pounds for this purpose, and purchases beyond need are prohibited. An order from the food administrator governs the allotment and use of the sugar.
News from Memphis reports two promising three year olds in H A Busby’s stock. Lord Busby a pacing colt worked Memphis in 2 16 last half 1 05 second quarter 31 seconds. Galli Curci a trotting filly worked May 1 in 2 27 and last half 1 12 last quarter 35 seconds. Both come fromPeter W 22084 and Peter Montgomery lines and are named as potential top trotting sires. A D K McNish rents Reis cottage Locust street moving there today with wife joining from Fulton Ky to reside.
Alice Record of New Castle Indiana says six bottles of Vinol restored her health after measles left her weak and with lung cold. She reports renewed energy and ability to do housework including washing. The claim is tied to Vinol being a cod liver and iron tonic sold by W S Lloyd, Mt Sterling Kentucky.
The Montgomery Oil Company, capitalized at 40000 dollars, held a stockholders meeting at the office of W Bridges White last Tuesday. Founding directors include J Clay Cooper and R C Lloyd among others with J Clay Cooper as president and W Hoffman Wood as vice president. The enterprise aims to lease land and drill for oil and minerals. The trouble began when they commenced telling each other the truth.
Announcement of the marriage of Made Louise Dickie Mitchell Sanborn Sullivan ties local social note with details of the groom’s Mt. Sterling roots and aviation training at Columbia University. Also reports Jack Winn leaving for Camp Meade for officer training and Norman Brockway elected city policeman, with brief notes on Byron D. Wood’s Navy enlistment setback.
Kathleen Prine of Dallas, Florida, says after childbirth she suffered weakness and numb hands and limbs. Dr advised Cardus and five bottles restored circulation, strength, and energy, allowing her to do housework and care for six children.
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