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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

4

The Advocate Declares Clean Paper Promise to Readers

The Advocate explains its aim to be a clean paper fit for homes where women and children rest and to refrain from any indecorous content. It pledges to support agriculture as a farmers section and notes strong, frank editorial integrity and broad readership.

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Advocate Celebrates Growth From Hand Press to Modern Plant

The Advocate recalls its evolution from a Cincinnati cylinder press powered by hand to a highly modern newspaper and job printing plant. It notes separate newspaper and job departments, crediting loyal readers for progress and likening the paper’s growth to a young era ready to cry out for daily distribution.

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Mrs. Mary Lacy Welsh Dies in Nicholasville

Mrs. Mary Lacy Welsh widow of Zera Welsh died at her daughter’s home in Nicholasville after a brief illness. Burial will be at Macpelah Cemetery Friday at 2 30 p.m. with services at the grave by Rev. B. W. Trimble. She was formerly of this county and sister of H. B. Brockway, aunt of Mrs. W. H. Wood and E. L. and Norman Brockway.

Mary Lacy Welsh Zera Welsh William Hughes Nicholasville Macpelah Cemetery B. W. Trimble Welsh H. B. Brockway W. H. Wood E. L. and Norman Brockway

Mr Boehnlein Injured After Motorcycle Collision

Mr A J Boehnlein formerly foreman at the Long Green Tobacco plant in Louisville was struck by a motorcycle while crossing a street near his home suffering a fractured skull and other injuries that may prove fatal. Friends in Mt Sterling will regret the misfortune.

A. J. Boehnlein Long- Green Louisville Boehnlein Mt. Sterling

Fresh Produce at Vanarsdell's Offers Lettuce and More

Head lettuce celery cranberries and tomatoes are advertised as fresh vegetables available at Vanarsdell's grocery.

Vanarsdell’s

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W. Hedden, JR W. Bheddex, JR Mary C. Ayres Mt Sterling Republican Party the Traders National Bank The J& K Childes Brenlin and Columbia Daily Advocate Cook Mary Chiles Hospital Cal Mrs. Welsh the Advocate MR. Boehnlein McCormick & Oldham Maysville Street Kentucky
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