Subscription Notice From Mt Sterling Postoffice
Notice states subscriptions cost two dollars per year and cash must accompany orders. No announcement will be inserted until payment is received.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
4
Notice states subscriptions cost two dollars per year and cash must accompany orders. No announcement will be inserted until payment is received.
The 1920 census preliminary figures show 51.9 percent in incorporated places of 2,500+ and 48.1 percent in rural territory, prompting the Publishers' Autocaster Service to investigate how many residents truly live in rural areas and when results will be published.
After a strenuous political contest the article calls for choosing the best qualified county officers. It asks which Democrats and Republicans will name a full ticket and which candidates will be selected for circuit judge and prosecuting attorney. It notes the need for fitness in nominees.
With national election settled the paper shifts focus to home affairs and road policy. It notes a Court of Appeals ruling on state loan legality and calls for the next step in funding infrastructure and road improvements.
Howard Mee states public notice that he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone. Dated 4 31. PD.
Thomas Heinrich and Son invite agents to represent them as we begin receiving turkeys on November 3.
Classified notice lists sale items including five pigs six small shoots and various foods. C B Stephens advertises at the Advocate Office. New Aunt Jemma Pancake and Fruits appear at Vanarsdell's with Buckwheat flour also available there.
A brief market notice from G. D. Sullivan & Co announces the turkey market is open and ready to receive turkeys with a guarantee of the highest market price.
Irvin Hedrick is released on $1200 bond after waiving examining trial for the shooting of Edgar Bramble in Middletown Ohio. Hedrick remained in the city awaiting the hearing set for January and gave a compatible confession to Chief Byrd detailing jealousy over his wife and child.
An Ohio town reels as a teenage suspect breaks down in tears at police headquarters after a fatal shooting on Garfield avenue. Chief Byrd consoles him and promises a telegram to his Kentucky father. Hedrick is arrested after fleeing along Third street.
Thomas Heinrich and Son announce representation for turkeys and fruit products including oranges and grapefruit at Van aredell's, signaling new procurement or sales arrangements.
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