Distant Visitors and Local Illnesses Highlight Mt Sterling Notes
Mt Sterling and Owingsville visitors and relatives populate this week’s social notes with Mrs. Alice Weeden and Mrs. Thomas Steele visiting local households. Diphtheria cases affect Stanley Goodpaster’s child and Charlie Price’s son Lancelot, with a young Payne child’s death noted. A poem on loss closes the column and a snappy proverb about pumpkins ends the item.
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Stanley Goodpaster
Artie Kincaid
Mt. Sterling
Clay Blevins
A. E. Wyatt
Jacob Kincaid
Owingsville
Ellie Shrout
Salt Lick
Jim Shrout
Clifton Johnson
Douglass
Bennie Wade
Clark County
Bank Street Mt. Sterling Ky Phone Numbers
Bank Street in Mt. Sterling Kentucky lists offices and residences with phone numbers, showing contact details for the area. The snippet provides office and residence lines including phone digits for local communication needs.
Marked Improvement In Business Conditions
The Federal Reserve Board reports distinctly optimistic September business conditions with notable gains in credit, wholesale improvement, and liquidation, aided by cotton price rises. Employment shows only a small rise, though harvest activity may shift unemployment. railroads raise staffing in the far west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Building contracts reach record figure this year
The report notes contracts in construction hit a record yearly total signaling continued work ahead of autumn with partial employment expected in related services.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Local Gossip Notes from Rosslyn Area Visit and Weddings
Rosslyn Vina Benningfield reports visitors from Indiana and Clay City staying with the Benningfields. Joe Neal and Myrtle Campbell wed at the bride’s home and reside with Neal’s parents. Charlie Helton and Grace Smith married last Thursday and traveled to Lexington to meet Helton’s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Neal
Myrtle Campbell
Cane Creek
Mr. Neal
Charlie Helton
Lexington
Grace Smith
Poultry Receipts Heavy Prices Fall in Leading Markets
News notes heavy poultry receipts with lower prices for live and dressed stock. Spring chickens dominate lighter weights as a large crop awaits marketing. Egg receipts are lighter with higher prices for good fresh stock. Butter prices unchanged from last week, cream receipts higher but quality below standard. improved cream quality would help creameries.
Wallace's Liverade Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Advertises Wallace's Liverade as a remedy for constipation with a promise of rapid relief, claiming efficacy and convenience for users seeking fast gastrointestinal comfort.
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Queen and Railroad
Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
S. P. Greenwade
Prop
Stepstone
Willie Ragan
Alice Weeden
Thomas Steele
Texas
Jennie Carpenter
Mary Steele
Sextoing
Visi
Joe Ray
Payne
Quisenberry
Little Charlie
God
Bank Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Middletown
Paris
Montgomery Motor Company
Cincinnati
Latonia
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia, KY
Ss Qi
Andes
The
Harding
Wilson
Merritte W. Ireland
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Secretary of the Treasury
Eliot. Wadsworth
Edward R. Stitt
Far West
Rosslyn Vina Benningfield
Charlie Ewen
Indiana
C. C. Danield, Jr
Clay City
Daniel
M. F. Benningfield
the Advocate
Corbitt Old Stand
E. L. Brockway
Korrects
Mabley
Mabley’s
Fountain Square
Produce
Wallace
Walnut Hall Co
Kentucky
Allen Electric Co
Lexington, Kentucky
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