Mt Sterling KY Traffic Ordinance Regulates Speed and Equipment
The 1912 ordinance defines motor vehicles in Mt Sterling Kentucky and sets speed limits of fifteen miles per hour in business or residential areas and eight miles per hour at intersections. It requires lights horns brakes and mufflers, governs right side driving and horse encounters, and imposes a misdemeanor fine from ten to fifty dollars with enforcement by Mayor W A Samuels and Clerk H M Ringo.
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City of
Mt. Sterling
W. A. Samuels
H. M. Ringo
A Husband’s Cheer Lifts the Home Atmosphere
A council of domestic harmony urges husbands to share kindness and cheerful support after hard days. It argues a cheerful greeting and small acts ease wives and brighten homes, warning that unkindness earns a negative label from neighbors.
Draft registration rules issued for universal service act
The President will soon order a draft for males aged twenty one to thirty to register under the universal service act. Rules direct precinct registration, with certificates issued to registrants and penalties for failure. Absentees may register by mail six days after proclamation, with instructions to mail cards to the proper registrar for domicile precincts.
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United States
Congress
Maria
Hagen
Chesapeake & Ohio Bay Shortest Route Through Pullman Sleepers
Chesapeake and Ohio announces the shortest quickest route using Pullman sleepers to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with fast connections. Passengers may preferred this option for rapid travel between major eastern cities.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Senator Calls for Harsh Fines Against Food Speculators
A U.S. senator urges severe punishment for food speculators praising rope as a deterrent. The rhetoric frames unscrupulous traders as targets of public anger and calls for drastic action.
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United States
Authorities Omit Wild Oats in Crop Planting List
In listing crops for this year, officials exclude wild oats from the enumeration, a notable omission that affects planning and expectations for farmers. The absence of wild oats may shift projections for yields and cover crop strategy in the region.
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Rush
Frei
Iine
Call Utilities Company Incorporated
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Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company
MT. Sterling, Kentucky Corner
Main and
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Samuel L. Brown
S. Lawrence Brown
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