Gulfport and Its Allure as a Gulf Coast Haven in 1919
Carlyle Porter praises Gulfport highlighting its climate, harbor facilities, rail connections, hotels, churches, schools, and golf links. He notes Beauvoir and Confederate Veterans, shell road scenery, and moonlit flounder fishing as local attractions inviting settlers and visitors to share in the city’s growing prospects.
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Mississippi
Mis
Exa
DeSoto
Joliet
Marquette
Bienville
LaSalle
Gulfport
Mississippi Sound
Panama Canal
Louisville & Railroad
Great Southern
Military Academy
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Carlyle Porter
Montgomery County Sale of Nannie E O Stofer Land and Dwellings
Master Commissioner will public sale November 19 1917 at Mt Sterling Kentucky on credit six and twelve months of three parcels from a Montgomery Circuit Court judgment. Tract 1 156 acres more or less maps and deeds listed. Tract 2 Mt Sterling home on Main Street with brick street lien of 249.87. Tract 3 one third of a tract by Lulbegrud Creek. Bonds to named creditors. lien on lands until payment. Bidder must give bond and pay interest.
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Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Toll Gate House
John Oldham
Oldham
Mt. Sterling and Levee
Pike
Nannie E. Oldham Storer
Ida
Blanche McKee
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
City of
Lulbegrud Creek
Mary C. Oldham
Lewis Knox
Mary J
Alice Kesci
Tda
Nannie EB. Oldham
Storer
Matthew W. Oldham
Laula K. Warford
WM. A. Samuels
Pi’ffs
W. B. White
D’fts
Slate Creek
Harper Creek
Sarah E. Faulkner
High Prices and Community Co operation
The piece argues high prices harm farmers in part as they must buy nonfarm goods and services. It urges a planned system of rural cooperation to share costly farm tools and implements, boosting efficiency and freeing factory energy for government supplies. It calls communities to plan for a record crop next year.
Cost for Cash Lay in Winter Canned Goods
Vendor 8 P Greenwade offers winter canned goods at cost for cash. Local shoppers urged to stock up as prices are set to move with the season.
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P. Greenwade
Congressmen Consider Fall Trip to Battle-Front
Some congressmen plan a tour to the battle-front this fall, aiming to see the realities of war for themselves while others among their constituents would rather they remain away from danger.
Notice of Sale in Equity in Montgomery County
Master Commissioner M C C will sell a tract of land in Montgomery county Kentucky on Slate and Harper creeks. The 1334 acres and 12 square rods includes lot 1 from the late Sarah E Faulkner division bounded by lots 2 3 and 4. Buyers must post a replevin bond and pay with bond interest from sale. A lien remains on the land until full price is paid.
Meatless days advised as easiest world practice
A note argues that observing meatless days is the simplest rule to follow in contemporary life. It emphasizes ease and broad applicability, urging readers to adopt the habit without debate or complication.
Dental Surgeon Office Ad at Geiger's Pharmacy
An office ad for a dental surgeon located over Geiger's Pharmacy on Court and Maysville Streets. It notes former occupant Dr F A Millard, contact phone 237, and promises reasonable fees with guaranteed work.
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Geiger’s
Court and
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
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Chenault & Orear
Gulfport, Miss
Gulf Coast
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
State of
Sterling National Bank
Louisville
H. C. King
Agat
Lexington
Southern Railway System
Nannie E. O. Stofer
W. T. Price
Public
Wen
Feng
Cardu
Cardus
Cardul
the Advocate For Printing
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
Mr. Sterling’s
William Duff
M. Faulkner
Bourbor Remedy CO
Lesington Ky
Earl W. Senff
H. M. Wright
Shelby County
G. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office
L. Fisher
Asheville
North Carolina
Esas Brace
Phoenix Hotel
East Main St
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