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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
2
A congressional bill would outlaw slaughter of calves for two years to force cattle owners to raise calves to maturity and replenish American herds. The measure is not expected to reach consideration before the regular session starting next December.
A notice advertises carriage and transfer wagons to meet all trains with contact numbers 21 and 337. A short anecdote laments a man provoked by his wife for repeating business details he has long shared.
A man who means the world to a girl is urged to cash in his value, signaling a turning point or payoff in the relationship with implications for commitment and change.
The column notes the average value of a young man at 15000 dollars and observes many tiny actions fail to raise the average. It ends with a wry aside about a shoe clerk never guessing a woman’s correct shoe size.
The City Mission outlines its charitable aims and governance in this article. Officers urge the public to read the constitution and by-laws carefully to understand the organization’s structure and duties.
This text sets forth the Mt Sterling City Mission Society constitution detailing membership, officers, duties, and committees. It establishes a quorum of seven members for all meetings and outlines election, reporting, and amendment procedures for the organization.
The agenda lists opening prayer roll call minutes reading committee reports unfinished and new business for the society. Officers named are C H Perry president Dr J T Ricketts secretary and W H Strossman Jr treasurer.
The essay compares wealth as seen by men and women and analyzes Kentucky income brackets for tax calculations. It notes 9 000 Kentuckians earn 3000 to 25000, 180 earn 25000 to 50000, fewer than 60 earn above 50000, and only 17 exceed 100000. It argues contentment with 4000 of spending for 5000 income can outpace higher incomes. It concludes with remarks on luxury names for babies and couples in love.
The Louisville Tobacco Warehous Co reports weekly findings on the tobacco crop across Kentucky and Tennessee. Rain varied locally and temperatures stayed high, affecting maturity and timing of harvest. Burley tobacco may show some high quality color and texture, but overall yield likely lower with less red filler leaf. dark tobacco acreage rose yet generally improved in substance and color where rain supported growth.
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Parcel Post expands its provisions and weight limits aiding farmers to build profitable trade with urban buyers. The system lowers living costs for townspeople and lets farmers claim a larger share of consumers' dollars by selling directly through parcel networks.
All persons having claims against the estate of John Corbett deceased are notified to present them duly proven to attorney R G Kero. Anyone indebted to the estate should settle immediately. Margaret McNamara admix John Corbett deceased.
A listing of days when county courts are held in counties near Mt. Sterling outlining schedule windows and locations for public access and participation.
A humorous reflection on how every young mother hopes to guide her children correctly, but the extraordinary nature of the kids often thwarts even the best laid parental schemes.
Advocate Publishing Co Inc offers a complete line of initial paper and correspondence cards now available. The note mentions there are men who enjoy helping their wives clean house, reflecting a mix of catalog copy and light social remark.
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