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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
13
McKinley praises Peruna for curing a severe lung condition after doctors gave up. He describes frequent colds from travel and poor heating, and credits Peruna for saving his life after a months long illness. The letter notes he survived and now praises the product.
Colonel William J. Bryan of Nebraska urged Kentucky voters to elect Governor James D. Black arguing a Black win would bolster support for the peace treaty and Prohibition amendment. He praised Black’s character and advocated a large Democratic majority in Kentucky.
Democratic State Campaign Committee chair Thomas Rhea refutes a Republican claim that the Insurance Rating Board cost Kentucky taxpayers 77918.34 in salaries and travel. He says costs are borne by a special assessment on insurers, with no State Treasury expenditure. The 1916 year closed five-year board period showing fire insurance costs per year.
The Montgomery Circuit Court executes a commission sale on October 20 1919 at the Mt Sterling courthouse. The sale of land on Brush Creek includes 711 1/2 acres with a bond for payment, lien retained, and bonds payable to the Master Commissioner W E Jones. The deed traces to J W Cockrell and Georgie Quisenberry with prior road conveyance to Montgomery County.
A delegation of twenty Cumberland county farmers traveled to the State Fair last month. County agent notes half the trip focused on livestock exhibits, praising them as among the finest seen outside Chicago.
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