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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
8
The tests show food prepared with Royal a cream of tartar baking powder is completely digestible while alum and phosphate powders slow digestion. Undigested food wastes resources and causes many bodily ailments, highlighting Royal's health advantages.
Lexington city commissioners declined to close Sunday to the Ministerial Association plea. They argued the Sabbath is as well observed in Lexington now as reasonably expected. Vanarsdell's advertises a full line of bulk and package garden seeds.
CORREspon DENGE. STOOPS. By B. M. Goodan. Several farmers finished setting tob geo. Blue grass seed quality to be good though supply short. John C. Trimble visited Cincinnati with stock. Dr. Demaree away in Louisville three weeks. Dr. May covers practice. Cut worms attack corn and tobacco. Automobiles increasing. ex drivers may need a back path. Bryant returns from Lexington for medical treatment. Emma Hamilton closes school with a treat. Mrs Robt Williams and son James visit relatives, return to Owingsville. Mare owned by Ed Toy killed by lightning. Gudgell Hill loses to Mattie Lee 18 to 3 at Mt. Sterling. James Crockett gravely ill. death expected hourly. Rev W A Hopkins to preach at Springfield Sunday.
A collapse of the double deck municipal pier at Long Beach during British Empire Day celebrations killed 33 people, mostly women, and injured 50 as 10,000 gathered. The disaster also toppled part of the municipal auditorium wall where the crowd was entering.
The Imperial Hotel at Jackson burned to the ground Sunday about 3:30 am. No one was injured and nothing was saved. Erected about fifteen years ago, it was Jackson’s second largest hostelry and was owned by Sewell Williams of Bath County. Democratic leaders doubt tariff bill debate before June 10 due to slow schedules. David P. Kingsley of New York Life Insurance spoke Monday on income tax aspects of the Tariff Bill.
A compact classified note advertises garden seeds available in bulk and packaged form at the Variety Store on Bank Street. The listing highlights quality and market-leading selection for gardeners.
A town wide prompt urges citizens to insure homes shops and offices against fire noting clear benefits and urging application for coverage. The message stresses safety and places emphasis on local insurance options and proofs of eligibility.
The case Paul Hager v E W Robinson tests a state primary law requiring a candidate to state support for the party nominees at the last regular election. Robinson, denied petition by Hager, seeks mandamus. the hearing set for May 30 with Judge Winn and Judges Batson and Du Belle on the panel. The Attorney General will defend the law. Best of home killed meats at Vanarsdell's.
A brief advertisement notes a beautiful line of initial paper in stock from Advocate Publishing Company. The copy promotes Henry Greenwade as a consideration for automobile trips.
The State Board of Equalization on Tuesday increased Bath county land and lot assessments by 25 percent in a decision affecting property values and tax bases for local property owners.
Rooms available on first and second floors of the Marshall property on Clay street. Apply there on second floor or call for information at 549.
Huyler’s candies are available at tf Geiger’s Pharmacy as Sole Agent. Vanarsdell’s features new beans lettuce radishes and Jonions for shoppers seeking fresh vegetables.
The Board of City Commissioners voted to task City Solicitor James G. Denny with investigating so called clubs that sell coupon or membership tickets to evade the Sunday closing law. The aim is to determine if these venues should be shut like regular saloons.
The line asks about a product described as export silage fed beef from Greenwade's, seeking user experience or recommendation regarding the meat.
Clark County Democratic Committee favors a Winchester postmaster primary on June 28. New entrants include J. E. Black W. D. Clark Sr J Scott Renick C B McCord W Taylor Fox and Miss Nannie Hood Tucker with cards issued. Reported field may reach fifteen candidates. Corbett's Greenhouse advertises cabbage and tomato plants.
Mrs Eliza Samuels Ross solicits transient patrons in Lexington near Mt Sterling. Address 140 Barr Street and phone 2554. Vanarsdell's advertises bulk and package garden seeds for sale.
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