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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
A historical Mt. Sterling Advocate page lists publication days Tuesday and Thursday with staff credit lines for editor J W Heddes Sr W Heddesn Jr and Mary C Ayres as local news editor. It notes postage and pricing details with a Democratic ticket listing James Moore Franklin Roosevelt J C W Beckham.
The Mt. Sterling Advocate marks thirty years since its founding by John Hi Mason and Dr C W Harris. The paper asserts independence from political cliques, serving East Kentucky readers from Winchester to Ashland over 100 miles, thanking subscribers and pledging continued service and growth.
Two policies for merchants described: either list a fair price in plain figures or use coded pricing for self advantage. Favorites may receive near wholesale items. next customer may pay two profits. Are you a favorite we have one just price and just one price. Heibel.
A terse New York American line hints at modern housing, reckless drivers, and a cautionary tale of misapplied marriage. The quip about a one-thece suit disrupting minds underscores satire on domestic peace and social risk.
Absent Voters Chairman Lindsay BR Douglas urges all Democrats out of precinct on election day to apply through County Clerk Keller Greene for a $2 ballot. A new absent voters law allows ballots to be mailed to those away from the county and counted if returned by election morning. Urge Democrats away from the city to apply early.
Democratic National Committee records a push for a joint Cox Harding debate on the League of Nations with Senator Harrison urging Harding to appear. The note contrasts Cox's Des Moines remarks with Harding's rejection stance and signals willingness to reshuffle dates to enable a public exchange.
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