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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
4
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The Mt Sterling lack of a modern hotel irritates traveling men and locals alike. President Hoffman of the Chamber of Commerce cites a hotel firm willing to build if locals take two thirds of the stock. The editorial questions political influence and urges a hearing before plans are dismissed.
Two years after the armistice ending World War I, Americans mark Armistice Day with gratitude and a pledge to pursue lasting peace. The message honors those who served and reminds readers of the fallen in Flanders Field as the nation contemplates terms for a future global agreement.
From Washington DC comes word that railroads are unhappy with most earnings and plan higher freight rates to support six percent dividends. Poor Jones bears the freight burden.
Commentator warns that conditions in Germany are deplorable and a single spark could trigger civil war. If the German people fail to apply common sense, upheaval seems inevitable.
The Camargo Consoli School hosted a Friday fair on November 5 featuring exhibits and a 11 o clock spelling match won by Stella Wilson of the Sophomore Class. A luncheon was served to all attendees and the afternoon program included drills dialogues and musical numbers. The Sophomore Class "Sister Miranda's Callers" won a half day holiday prize. about 120 blue and red ribbons were awarded. The event, praised as the best ever in the county, showcased dedication of patrons pupils and teachers toward making the fair a lasting institution.
Lenox soap six boxes matches for a quarter Argo Starch three for a quarter Steel Traps No 1 twenty cents Cotton Socks men’s per pair forty cents Cotton Batting roll twenty cents Small Handkerchiefs silk fifteen cents Dressinghams yard twenty eight cents Heavy Outing yard thirty cents Reduced prices on Ladies and Men’s Underwear Winchester and New Club Shotgun Shells The Fair wanted five thousand turkeys We pay the top price H Gordon telephone 460 We are now ready to receive turkeys and will guarantee the highest market price G D Sullivan & Co mal
Describes a chaotic scene as fleeing foes are chased by gunfire amid camo and twists. Promises a forthcoming issue with the total slain and a fuller story of the day of joy.
Nancye Robinson 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Robinson, was thrown from a horse Sunday suffering a broken arm in two places and a broken leg. The county court met Monday but crowd was small due to threatening weather. stock sales were slow. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted in Mt Sterling discussing church services and visits with relatives.
1000 shocks of corn and a 40 acre field available to feed the grain. Also offers a hog feed lot. Contact Henry P. Reid for details.
WANTED TURKEYS we begin receiving turkeys for the Thanksgiving Market the coming week with the highest market price paid. E. T. REIS.
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