Cash Must Accompany Order Policy Reminder
A brief notice states cash payment is required with orders and that no announcement or delivery will be inserted until payment is received. The policy emphasizes immediate settlement before processing.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
4
A brief notice states cash payment is required with orders and that no announcement or delivery will be inserted until payment is received. The policy emphasizes immediate settlement before processing.
County Commissioners warn patch work on turnpikes is all that can be done this year due to shortages and higher costs. Labor wages have jumped from four to six dollars daily, quarrying explosives stay tightly limited, and crushed stone supplies along with freight rates rise. They thank citizens for Red Cross Drive participation and note Montgomery County met its duty.
The piano pupils of Miss Nell Pangburn will present a recital at Miss Pangburns home on West Main Street Friday evening May 30. The Advocate for printing.
All persons with claims against C F Keesee, deceased, must present them properly proven to Henry P Reid, Administrator. Note stated by the Advocate for printing.
A report of standings through 800 p m Tuesday shows contestants in the prize race with votes tallied. The article notes readers should clip 50 vote coupons from the paper and renew subscriptions to vote for favorites.
The Silken Romance will be shown at the Liberty Theatre Wednesday at 2 30 pm with no admission charged. J D Mazelrigg & Son advertise the event as a community invitation in the paper.
Memorial Day ceremonies across American graves in France will honor fallen soldiers with flowers crosses and salutes. French officers and civilians join in, recalling comrades fallen in battle near Toul and other fronts, while Americans at home and abroad lay flowers for bunkies. Local notices promote charity musicales and goods from Vanarsdell and other vendors alongside farm and horse listings and a Louisville death of Gen John B Castleman.
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