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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
7
The excerpt accuses Governor Willson of wasting 270 days of full salary upon return to Frankfort while Lieutenant Governor Cox also collects full salary for performing the governor’s duties. It recalls four years ago when Willson made promises of industry efficiency and economy, which are deemed unfulfilled.
Regulates the bowels and eases constipation with Doan's Regulats. Simple relief advertised for sale by druggists at 25 cents a box.
The 14th Advocate Pub reports new society monogram stationery arriving with fresh styles described as beauties to showcase.
A twelve year old in a public library studies a color plate of a Wyoming landscape. He declares he was born on such a place, plans to return and own a ranch when grown.
The new women’s club, now organized, votes to begin with a group photograph session to document the early membership and structure. The president outlines the plan as a first order of business for the fledgling organization.
A Century Path description details a tiny wren in Central America that defends its nest. It selects a densely branched tree and secures a firm nest perch with sticks and strings. The bird adds a woven barrier, thorned entrances, and a door to shield its young frompredators or thieves.
Dr Archibald Henderson discussed vegetarianism at a Hillsboro dinner. He quipped that youth is selfish toward parents and recalled a commencement day exchange where a son promised to repay only debts earned by diligence and self denial.
A Baltimore American report notes Clara Skeggs warned about her husband Bill Skeggs playing too much baseball. The inquiry revealed Skeggs collapsed and died on a base during a game, leaving Clara a widow.
A humorous classroom exchange shows a teacher prompting for the plural of tomato while Johnny answers with ketchup, reflecting playful mischief in a youth periodical snippet.
A Gibson county farmer sues for value of a dog slain by a sheep there by a bizarre reversal of the usual claim. The county pays for dogs killed by sheep but refuses to compensate for a sheep killer dog, sparking a tale of bucolic surprise and local politics.
H. Clay McKee and Sons advertise services in real estate loans insurance bonds and investments. The firm promotes buying selling renting auto sales through Waitt Motor Car and urges customers not to miss their offerings.
New stock arrives at S. E. Kelly & Co featuring fresh groceries and staple goods. The store advertises a clean, inviting space with updated selections and reasonable prices to attract local shoppers.
Express trains offer Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars with daily weekday service and agent contact for particulars.
The notice cites service schedule changes effective May 2 1911 under TIME TABLE. It lists updated routing and operation details for the Axington W line, guiding passengers on revised departure times and stops.
Train No 1 connects at Lexington with L N for Louisville Train No 3 connects at Lexington for Cincinnati Trains 1 2 3 4 connect Mountain Central Ky to Camp Ton Ky Beattyville Junction trains connect with L A Railway for Beattyville O and K Junction trains 1 2 3 4 connect Ohio Kentucky for Cannes City and O K stations
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