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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1917
Page
4
Public notice on school health and disease prevention Mt Sterling
The Mt. Sterling Board of Education and City Board of Health announce free health examinations for all Mt. Sterling Graded Common School children under supervision of the Health and Welfare League. The state law requires placarding homes with contagious diseases and will be enforced. cooperation is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Board of Health
City of
Mt. Sterling
Health and Welfare League
Kentucky
J. A. Shirley
For Sale Quick 15 Acre Improved Tract Near City
15 acre improved tract miles from the city with a good house barn and other improvements. Abundant fruit and land with grass. Modern five room brick residence well located and can be bought cheap. See W. Hoffman Wood The Man Who Sells the Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hoffman Wood
Bank Reassigns Staff After Resignations
Clarence William resigns from Exchange Bank and Alvin Ratliff and Tyke Duty are hired as hutkkeepers to assume duties. Both are described as competent youngsters who will add value to the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence William
The
Exchange Bank
Messrs
Alvin Ratliff
Tyke Duty
Box and Pie Supper At Oak Hill School House
A Box and Pie Supper is planned at Oak Hill School House Friday night. Everyone is welcome to attend this community social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill School House
Montgomery County Boy Writes Poem About Army Life
Montgomery county youth Arthur Williamson at Camp Zachary Taylor pens a soldier's view of army life. He notes scarce food and drink, strict discipline, standard uniforms, and the hope of defeating the Kaiser, with a boastful finish about learning from Regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Arthur Williamson
Camp Zachary Taylor
Mt Sterling High School Grinds Out 7 0 Win Over Millersburg
Mt Sterling High School football defeated Millersburg Military Institute 7 to 0 in a hard fought clash. Blevins led Mt Sterling with standout play alongside Wyatt Patterson and Ramsey, earning high praise as the star of the game. A fair crowd watched, urged larger turnout next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling High
Millersburg Military Institute
Blevins
Wyatt
Patterson
Ramsey
Mt. Sterling
Easiy
Eubanks Move to Mrs Lou Barnes Cottage on Sycamore
Mr and Mrs W W Eubank Jr relocate this week to Mrs Lou Barnes residence at a cottage on Sycamore street with details indicating a local change of home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Eubank, Jr
Lou Barnes
Sycamore Street
For Rent Three Unfurnished Rooms at 58 Clay Street
Notice advertises rental of three unfurnished rooms at 58 Clay Street. Apply to this office. City classifieds entry dated 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Street
Turkey Market Warnings on Turkeys for War Aid
A report recalls an Armour warning to dealers about not paying high prices for turkeys amid large Texas crops. Eastern buyers fear reduced Thanksgiving demand as war effort drives a fast day. A US Food Administration telegram urged slaughter only fully mature birds and wide publicity to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Texas
Southern Poultry & Reg Shinners
Atlanta
Miss Sweeney to Lecture on The Food Situation
Miss Mary E. Sweeney of Lexington will lecture in the annex of the Christian church Friday November 9 at 2 30 p m under the Woman's History Club. Her talk The Food Situation and What We Can Do To Help follows her government service with Hoover and the Food Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Sweeney
Lexington
Washington
Winter Canned Goods Sale at Cost for Cash
Local buyer 8S. P. Greenwade advertises a cash sale of winter canned goods at cost. The notice urges readers to lay in supplies now and take advantage of the low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Greenwade
Greenwade
S. P. Greenwade
Lexington Police Chief Resigns After Thirty-Year Service
Police Chief J. J. Reagan of Lexington submits his resignation effective immediately citing lack of cooperation from city administration. Reagan has been a well known figure in the department for nearly thirty years and announces his departure amid administrative friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Reagan
Lexington
Reagan
Fayssoux to Perform Mind Bending Demonstrations at Table
The famous Fayssoux, a noted physic marvel, will begin an engagement Monday November 12 and 13 at The Table. An evening of mystery mirth and sensational surprise is promised attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayssoux
America
Perry Buys Barry Farm on Howards Mill Pike
J. L. Barry sold his farm on Howards Mill Pike totaling 122 acres to T. M. Perry for 135.00 dollars per acre. The property is described as one of the county’s best farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Barry
Howard’s Mill Pike
T. M. Perry
Wholesale price notice on all canned woods
A brief price notice from P Greenwade announces wholesale cash terms on all canned woods. The snippet specifies a general sale offer without detailed quantities or dates.
Community Xmas Tree Plan Seeks Local Support
Miss Margaret Frost, Community Nurse, launches a plan for a village Xmas tree at the Court House. She invites lodges and clubs to assist and asks donors to notify her for contributions to help children without gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Frost
Miss Frost
Court House
Cost for Cash Cost for Cash
S. P. Greenwade is associated with a note or statement regarding cash costs. The readable lines provide minimal context about the financial topic or payer. Further details are not available in the supplied snippet.
Winter Strawberries from Mrs J M Hutsell
Mrs J M Hutsell of the county sent to the office a number of ripe ever bearing strawber ries. The berries were firm sound and sweet and represent the first of this kind seen. The editor suggests others to investigate and raise them if successful as a paying crop.
Lost Gold with Pearl Center Sells in Mt. Sterling
Mrs. Tommie Moore reports a street sale item titled Lost-Gold with a pearl center listed on the Streets of Mt. Sterling, detailing a private sale event and its local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Mt. Sterling
Tommie Moore
Job work submission to the Advocate office
A directive invites bringing work to the Advocate office for processing. The notice emphasizes submitting job materials to the office for handling and record purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Office
Turner Buys Out Partner in Insurance Agency
Judge Ben R. Turner purchases the interest of partner Prof. M. J. Goodwiny in Turner & Goodwin Insurance Agency and continues the business as Ben R. Turner Insurance Agency. He asks for public patronage and promises prompt, careful attention to all business entrusted to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben R. Turner
M. J. Goodwiny
Turner & Goodwin Insurance Agency
Ben R. Turner Insurance Agency
Nicely furnished roome near Bet Phone 732
Advertisement notes a nicely furnished room offered near Bet Phone 732. The scant text emphasizes comfort and proximity, inviting inquiries about the space and location.
Wholesale Prices on All Canned Goods for Cash
Store note lists low prices on canned goods available for cash purchases. Greenwade advertises bulk discounts for customers seeking immediate payment.
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Greenwade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advocate Publishing Company
the Advocate ‘For Printing
O. D. Staff
High School
W. A. Sutton & Son
Mt, Sterling, KY
J. HH. Keller
Turkey
U. S.food Administration
W. F. Prile
B. Frank Perry & Co
Julian Bldg
Main and
Maysville Streets
Miss Sweeney
Sells Farm
United States
Delicio
Royal Baking Powder Company
Dept. H
William Street
New York
J. M. Hutsell
Turner
Uncle Sam
Munson
Army
Walsh. CO
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