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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1916
Page
4
In Outing Magazine an obituary of beloved bird dogs by Judge Robert H. Winn praises their intelligence and fidelity to owner and duty. The piece blends affectionate memory with literary tradition and reflects on the dog’s enduring role in literature and life.
The Advocate complains about weeks of good weather wasted as the street project stalls. One quarter of the city remains blockaded causing public inconvenience and calls for city officers to compel completion or backfill ditches before spring.
The piece argues England loses 3,800 men daily and equates this to 1,000 extra voters in Montgomery County. It urges support for Woodrow Wilson to maintain peace and prosperity, and critiques Hughes for criticizing without offering alternatives.
A farmer sold a sow and ten shoats at public auction on Saturday in the city square for 120 dollars. The sale took place on the public auction day, drawing local buyers and bidders.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Punch and Graves & Co suits are advertised alongside new mackerel at Vanarsdell's store, highlighting a mixed sale with clothing and seafood offerings for customers.
To Our Customers on account of the advance in all kinds of feed we will be compelled to advance the price of milk to 40 cents per gallon beginning the 1st day of October 1916. J. H. Blount A. F. Wyatt Mrs. James Mannix.
Public honor roll lists September honorees from Ogden to high school seniors. Grades include Norval Royce James Rich ards Burns Ratliff Wm Smith Rollie Smitson George Warner Keen Jacobs Henrietta Jacobs Anna McDonald Catherine Quicksall Julia Richardson Louise Richardson Mattie Robinson Helen Redmond Virginia Schafer Beulah Stewart Frances Stamper Ann Thomas Alexine Turner Ruth Lee plus second to eighth grades and a full high school roster.
Punch Graves and Co. touts men heavy shoes as the best and priced at the lowest point, appealing to value seekers with durable footwear options.
A witty notice jokes that many women think they cultivate voice but only imagination while noting fashion at Punch Graves Co. A quip adds that marrying a second time yields no sympathy for men.
Punch Graves and Virtue receives credit for boys suits while vice wins the coin. Stacy Adams and Co. supplies fine men’s shoes at Punch Graves and Co.
The British government withdraws the tobacco embargo. Imports will be allowed under the same conditions as in 1913 1914 and 1915, easing the costly restrictions for growers.
Local retailer Punch Graves & Co offers durable work shoes promising satisfaction. Shoppers are urged to try sizes and styles for comfort and reliability in job sites and trades.
Buggy mare offered for sale by Dr. C. B. Duerson. Also listed for rent a farm suitable for tobacco corn and grass owned by Lula M. Grigsby with phone contact 693-1-1. Farm rental available through Novemberclassified listing.
Harrison Kimbrell informs voters his declaration as Democratic candidate for Montgomery County assessor will appear at the proper time in due course.
A brief notice states full quart jars of olives priced at 30 cents each with cash-only payment at Van Arsdell's store.
Brown lace boots for ladies touted by Punch Graves and Co. alongside a piano for sale. The ad claims savings on full clothing and notes the company sells the best school shoes while offering a recently tuned upright piano and a phone listing.
Mrs Alfred Mathers of St Louis Missouri gave an organ recital at the Baptist church Friday evening before a nice crowd. The celebrated organist delivered a splendid program that delighted those present.
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