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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
8
The Montgomery County report notes a large wheat acreage and slow tobacco curing but potential top quality. Dry conditions threaten fall grazing while corn, silos, and rye plantings proceed. Prices for corn and cattle rise as feed demand surges, with scarce milk butter eggs turkeys and tight potato yields shaping the farm outlook.
At 125 dollars per acre, among the county’s deepest farm sales, it is predicted value will rise to 175 per acre within a year. W Hoffman Wood, agent, sold the Dickey farm near Sideview of about sixty five acres to Luther Ogg who will improve and move there to live.
All China glass tin and granite ware will continue at sale prices for two more weeks at Spot Cash Grocery. The notice emphasizes ongoing discounts on kitchenware and durable goods.
The ladies of the Baptist Church announce an Exchange on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Oysters celery and cranberries will be available at Vanarsdell's. Charles L. Simon Florist, successor to John Corbett. Phone 435.
Central Kentucky Fox Hunters Association announces a meet at Oil Springs Clark County Kentucky on October 19 1913 with races starting October 20 including Derby dog stake for dogs whelped after January 1 1912 all aged dogs stake and an endurance stake nightly until decided Col R D Williams to judge a beach show Wednesday afternoon officers and directors named Remains: residences for rent and a concluding line about misfortune.
Democrats in the Senate inserted in the urgent deficiency appropriation bill a provision exempting deputy United States internal revenue collectors and deputy United States marshals from the classified civil service. Republicans denounced it as an outrage and Senator Overman argued it would save money by ending their terms along with their superiors who oversee them.
Advocate Publishing Co announces a full line of Crane's initial paper and correspondence cards now available for purchase.
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