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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
7
An early purchase enables a sale of quality shoes including Crossett Kneeland Lund Mauldin in a wide variety of styles priced from 7.50 dollars upward.
Senator Beckham wrote to Rod Man Keenan, chairman of the Speaker's Bureau of the Democratic Campaign Committee, that he would go to Kentucky if possible and begin coordinated activities.
John Whoos It, an enterprising Main Street merchant, spent last week in the city purchasing defined stock of goods for his rapidly growing trade. This brisk groundwork signals a push to widen inventory and attract more customers.
The text states Senator Beckham plans to speak for the Democratic ticket starting Monday October 20 and campaign daily through the close. He remains in Washington due to tight Senate votes on treaty amendments and reservations and hopes to join the campaign without risking key votes.
For an evening’s recreation, try the new bowling alleys in the Trimble building.
The Lexington Womans Christian Temperance Union protests to the Department of Justice over wartime prohibition violations in Lexington and cites liquor sales in Louisville Covington Newport and Ashland. Editorials from the Kentucky Post denounce officials who allow illegal drinking and urge Northern Kentucky cities to uphold their oaths and civic pride by enforcing the law.
A quoted opinion condemns current officeholders as a joke both in tone and impact, urging action before the situation worsens and communities are drawn into their conduct. The remark frames governance as a serious issue and implies imminent consequences.
In Somerset Pulaski county, Ed P. Morrow's home precinct gave Democrats a 4 vote edge. Registered totals show 114 Democrats, 110 Republicans, and 4 Independents in the precinct. City registration totals reached 862 Democrats 479 Republicans and 11 Independents.
Years ago are now working for Mr. Black. This is also true in the county Depot at Jeffersonville, Ind., where mail orders will be filled. To make foodstuffs accessible to rural residents, the U S Army Quartermaster retail stores at Jeffersonville, Indianapolis, Louisville and Lexington establish a mail order department. Goods will be sold at prices well below regular retail to widely distribute and reduce living costs for the public.
Charles Jamison resigns as driver of the fire truck. Martin Holbarn is appointed to succeed him in the role.
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