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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
4
The Lexington Herald endorses the Democratic platform as more definite and progressive than the Republican alternative. It praises Governor Black as an honest, sincere candidate whose word will be trusted, and urges all Democrats and independent voters to support the Democratic ticket.
The letter urges Kentucky Governor candidate Edwin P. Morrow to openly declare his position on the peace treaty and the League of Nations. The writer argues a chief executive must reveal views on state and national issues.
The piece advises voters to assess candidates by personal character and conduct, urging them to compare Morrow with Governor Black only, and to consider morals, home life, business dealings, and integrity before voting. It emphasizes self honesty in evaluating who is fit for office.
Three million dollars in savings were reported from April 15 to June 30 as bankers and state officials credit government educational work on war loans. Vermont promotes thrift by encouraging War Disease Thrift and War Savings Stamps to open new accounts and combat rising living costs.
The notice invites families to a Halloween social hosted by the First Baptist Sabbath School on October 31 1919. It promises something worthwhile for attendees and is signed by A L Mitchell superintendent.
About eight gallons of ready mixed white paint and some tea roofing paint are to be applied at this office.
The county judge accepted the first will of the late W. T. Fitzpatrick for probate ruling it valid as prior to unsound mind. Four wills were offered with about $150,000 at stake. The case may go to Circuit Court and possibly to the Court of Appeals. Local attorneys and Judges Dundon and Crear are involved.
Mrs. Myrtle Leach age 42 wife of James Leach died at home on East High street Thursday morning after a long tuberculosis illness. She was a daughter of John W. Carter of Morgan.
Survived by husband and eight children she belonged to the Baptist Church and was described as a consecrated Christian woman. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. R. C. Goldsmith at Machpelah Cemetery on Saturday morning.
R. E. Punch & Co. advertise boys suits and overcoats at reasonable prices and Vanarsdell’s markets promoting preserves for sale.
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