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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1918
Page
3
The article reflects on the public education through Liberty Bonds, from initial mystery to trust, and the evolving caution against fraudulent schemes. It notes investors learning to hold bonds for safety and steady returns, while warning against promotions of wild-cat ventures. It ends with a classified sale from Griggs Motor Car Co listing two runabout Fords and two Chevrolets.
Wartime correspondence from Camp Hancock Georgia and Quantico Virginia dated September 1918. Messages describe daily life at training posts, pay, personal notes to family, Red Cross visits, shooting practice, and reflections on tomorrows in the war. The letters mention tobacco packages, a church walk, a death in the Hamilton family, and Liberty Loan appeals.
Master Commissioner W. E. Jones will sell October 21 1918 at Mt Sterling Kentucky at court door a 23 acre tract on Lulbegrud Creek tied to Tolbert Tipton heirs. Bidder must post bond with security and bond payable to plaintiff and defendants for any balance due. Lien retained until full payment.
The Government outlines a loan payment plan with 10 percent due on approval, 20 percent on November 21, 20 percent on December 19, 20 percent on January 16, and 30 percent on January 30.
In stern tones Clemenceau declares no compromise between right and wrong and criticizes Germany. A separate notice warns of a public sale at Mt. Sterling Ky for Noland Hammond’s storage charges totaling 35 dollars, with sale at the courthouse door on October 21, 1918. Auto trucks offer hauling services with prompt, around the clock delivery and reasonable prices.
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