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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
8
The passage notes a shift in commerce as conditions change across business life. It contrasts older turnover systems where a single salesman would see a customer through multiple purchases with newer practices that favor fresh representatives, suggesting a broader move away from familiar one salesman to repeated fresh contact.
The store promotes an extensive display of coats and suits with January prices. It highlights men's and young men's garments, many silk lined, from top American tailors, urging customers to visit for a view and reassurance of quality and style.
The corn crop is about half cut with an effort to finish this week. Linville Miles moved to R. O. Lane's farm last week. There is strong demand for meat hogs in the area. Emory Bryan returned home to Frankfort after summer with his aunt. Clarence Sanders moved into the Fassett house replacing Bert Sanders. T. W. Fassett sold a horse for $125 to J. W. Wade & Son. Weeds appear in fields despite good effort, due to rain. Mrs. Thos. N. Coons and Virginia visited Joe Coons in Fayette county. Mrs. Liewthrell Warner visited sister at Salt Lick. Mrs. Bert Sanders and son Roy visited relatives in Lexington. Some tobacco stripped and darker than expected. Several from here attended Ow-
Oda Orme visited relatives at his old home in Robertson County while Tom Warner is visiting friends in Menefee County this week as a routine social note.
Cold weather approaching and broken glass can be replaced. Telephone 93 promotes affordable window repair by R. I. Settles with price hints and service offer.
W Hoffman Wood agent offered the Roger Q Drake farm for sale at public auction but withdrew after bids reached 11750 dollars per acre. The 100 acre property was offered in two tracts and then as a single lot.
The Fitzpatrick committee will publicly rent two farms in Montgomery county and one farm in Bath county at the Mt. Sterling Court House door around 2 pm on Saturday October 16 1915. For details see hand bills or contact attorney C W Nesbitt or committee member A L Tipton.
Messrs M O Cockrell and W W Eubank visited Mason county last week and each purchased a registered Hereford bull call. New macaroni and spaghetti featured at Vanarsdell's.
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