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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
8
Various ad clippings note farm land wanted from L Jones Olney Illinois 102 second safety features in Conroy saddles and harness repairs bargains on pianos sewing machines and monuments Adams and Son offer marble and granite services printing ad notes US ships wood and heads dealer Lyons sells wagons and saddles two furnished rooms for men piano sales and loans on farms offered by McKee 81 33 South Bank Street
Advertisement lists Steinway & Son Kranich & Bach Sterling Milton Ricca & Sons pianos sold by J. H. Brown Bankstreet for Templeman Piano Co. Includes model names and variety offerings.
For sale two items including a fine Jersey cow with calf and Duroc boars. Contact W. H. Bridges at phone 750. Also a short notice about raids on cigarette shops in Kansas and a warning about coffee dealers moving to cyclone cellars, with a brief reference to The Advocate.
In a tense contest the Yankees prevail in game two as late rallies push past the Giants. Key moments include Ruth’s run and Meusel advancing to scoring position, with Meusel stealing home on a passed ball. It notes multiple defensive plays and no errors for both teams in late innings.
Dr. M. C. McKee, son in law of Mr and Mrs J W Hedden Sr of this city, remains critically ill at the C and O Hospital in Huntington and his recovery is doubtful. Government blankets breeches and overcoats at I Morris.
Mrs. Arzela Back, 69, well known and respected, died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs. Stamper's home near Antioch. Survived by daughters Mrs. Stamper and Mrs. Eliza Arnett of Lexington. Funeral and burial were held at Antioch yesterday afternoon. Wear W. L. Douglas shoes. They are better. I Morris. MISS ELIZABETH WYATT'S SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY will open November 1. All who desire to enter the class will have to enroll on or before October 2099-11.
The Wireman Hanks evangelistic party closed its tent meetings Sunday with large congregations and notable good results. The Nazarenes are organizing to possibly build a church locally. Also notice of rental housing and a burial: John R. Boggs, 81, buried at dawn Monday, October 3, after dying Friday. Desirable residence for rent and a sweater display by Morris.
For sale are thoroughbred Ancona cockerels of the Carpenter strain offered by Mrs. J. C. Kirk. Contact by phone at 638 J-1. The source notes a reflective quote about birth and death timing.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Witt celebrate a 10 pound boy born October 1. Angela Maples is now Mrs. Witt. The McPhersons of Winchester visited Lud Witt. Mrs. Will Willoughby’s circle hosted a school mothers program with ice cream and cake. Lucille Willoughby recovers from a bee sting poisoning. Several locals traveled from Illinois, Jeffersonville and Winchester to visit. Pie suppers at Hog Creek and county schoolhouses drew crowds. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Joe Jones in Winchester. T. J. Douglass builds a new blacksmith shop. Music notes list Sax-O-Phone Blues and Morning Blues among others.
Civic philosophy notes urge action over latent skill as a city seeks higher efficiency. Emphasis on proactive effort and community drive to boost performance, with local leaders arguing that public initiative outweighs untapped talent.
About 4 000 pounds of stems from leaf tobacco offered by Long Green Tobacco Co. Stems are cheaper and better than stalks or commercial fertilizers. Call 395. 1022 What makes a man sure is all the money he would have to spend on himself if he didn't have to give his wife half of it to run the house on.
Private sale offer for a modern five room residence on Clay Street with bath and halls. Property described as in good repair and listed by Mrs. W. T. Fitzpatrick Jr. (102-2).
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