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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
The Federal Reserve Board reports price reductions are spreading across retail lines due to stronger demand for price and quality. Consumers hold off on luxuries while wholesalers cut prices for autos textiles shoes leather and staples like wheat as labor efficiency rises and production nears normal. The board says conditions are moving toward stability amid ongoing price adjustments.
The text cites Warren G. Harding describing prudent preparations for World War I and notes his role as chairman of the 1916 Republican National Convention with a claim that no political party can draw a...
The piece argues that Harding and the Republican platform claim neutrality yet hint at flexibility amid Europe s war drive. It questions whether Harding would truly uphold neutrality as the United States nears involvement and implies a shift in stance toward a more favorable position.
Quote from Arkansas Thomas Cat notes the fire bell rings across a half mile to rouse a sleeper while a church bell in the next square fails. Colonel George G. Hamilton of Kentucky praises fighting for Cuban freedom in 1898 and says we can go there now to enjoy it.
The Democratic Organization of Louisville plans court action to appoint white Democrats to four precinct election posts in the Tenth Ward after the election commission, led by Republicans, appointed Black officers. The piece argues this mirrors postwar carpetbag rule and discusses broader race and political tensions including education, Irish questions, and the League of Nations.
A period political song extols Cox and democracy opposing Harding and the Republican slate. It mocks Republican figures and promotes Cox as the ship of state choice, urging female and general voters to back the Democratic ticket. The piece blends campaign satire with calls to unity across Frisco to Jersey City.
Citizens debate allocating funds to cover taxes and sustain a poor farm program. Local leaders urge steady support while residents voice concerns about budget priorities and long term care for those in need.
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