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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
8
Notices promote cash for old books and metals by Heinrich & Son on South Queen Street. Monument and piano firms in Lexington offer products, services, and repairs. Widespread ads include school supplies at Lloyd's Drug Store, John Deere wagons, saddles, feeds, taxi service, and McCarty Bros listings.
Local notices advertise auto radiator repair by B Green and service stations in Lexington Kentucky. Fayette Motor Co and Willard Battery Service promote batteries and storage. W M Parrish offers suburban home and city property services. A E Lawrence touts careful workmanship. Cravens & Turpin real estate brokers seek buyers with farms suburban homes and city properties listed at Main and Bank Streets.
Wanted to buy a four or five-year-old saddle horse capable of standing hard service. Apply at this office. Also note new samples of Christmas and New Year’s Cards available. orders urged. Misfit clothing and shoes, slightly worn, fetch good prices at The Market Place by C. Howell.
Two large rooms available for rent on Antwerp avenue modern-O. Contact O E Evans by phone 803 for details and viewing.
Herbert Parsons, former member of the Republican National Executive Committee, says he will vote for Governor James M. Cox. He resigns as NY County Republican Committee chairman and cites Cox’s support for the League of Nations while praising going in.
A reader touts Rat Snap as effective for rat control after years of losses to poultry. Separately, John L. Grayot, Kentucky state Democratic chairman, predicts a large victory for Cox with Louisville crowds far exceeding 1916, urging belief in a Democratic margin.
A Chicago Bible student pinched a good looking woman and was fined $10 by a police judge who said the pinch was worth the price.
The speaker, wife of a Winchester man named Banks, addressed a largely black crowd in the Madison county courthouse. She urged Negroes to vote Republican and oppose the League of Nations, asserting equal footing with white women and urging turnout for the November election.
Governor Cox argues that Article X protects all nations by defining boundaries, noting imperialists oppose the League but that fewer imperialists remain and the public no longer dismisses Article X criticisms.
Butter stocks on October 1 show a large supply with this year’s levels above last year. Standard grades decline may affect cream prices in producing territory. Little butter exported while imports rise. Poultry receipts up and prices fall in markets and countryside. Eggs in good demand but prices steady. timely handling and weekly marketing are urged.
Republican Congressman Charles F. Ogden of Louisville declines a League of Nations debate challenge from James Richmond, saying world peace is a minor issue and that he has no time to debate. He does not specify other campaign questions.
Two fresh Jersey cows and a yearling Jersey bull offered for sale. Clean stock described as splendid. Seller available for inquiry.
A worried writer questions how to deter suicide and argues against encouraging self harm, warning that urging someone to die only worsens the act. The Advocate voices concern about how to protect lives and promote safe choices.
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