Local Notes From Mt Sterling Area
Mrs. Thomas Keller is seriously ill with typhoid and pneumonia. Several residents visit kin in Mt Sterling and Owingsville. Emma Conn is seriously ill with appendicitis. Lena May Treadway is born to Richard Wilson and wife. The Advocate claims largest circulation in Eastern Kentucky. An essay on marriage ends with a moral about happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keller
Near Here
Richard Wilson
Lena May Treadway
Camargo
J. D. Alexander
the Advocate
Kentucky
Liberal assortment and Full Value paid for Raw Furs
The listing notes liberal assortment and full value payment for raw furs, outlining terms for buyers and sellers. It appears as a classified notice inviting fur trade participation and detailing valuation emphasis.
Winter Egg Production Plans for Poultry Flocks
Poultry specialists urge early winter feeding plans to boost egg output. College of Agriculture guidance emphasizes tailored rations, use of ready mixed mashes, and specific grain and mash formulas. Circular No. 66 from the extension division offers detailed feeding recommendations and is obtainable free from the Experiment Station in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Extension Division
College
Lexington
Two Clerks and a Moral From a Busy Store
A short poem contrasts two clerks on a shop floor revealing the value of self-selling and cheerful service. The tale, quoted by Edgar A. Guest, urges workers to put energy into their persona to attract customers and friendships. Then a wry aside notes gender bias about women and humor, followed by snippets on Eskimos reindeer markets and Kaiser’s white hair, and finally a lengthy county court days list across Kentucky counties.
Government Takeover Urged as Economic Debate Grows
The speaker argues it would be simpler to turn over all earnings to the government to fund feeding and clothing of the population, signaling a shift in public discussion on economic policy.
Nature seldom makes a fool Ac complishment is generally the suc
The fragment suggests a reflection on misjudgment and the idea that achievement often follows the compounded failure of the subject. It hints at a paradox where effort and error interplay in success.
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Mt. Sterling Vulcanizing Company
Bank Street
Stepstone
Willie Ragan
Mrs. Humphrey
Mt. Sterling
Mrs
Charles Ray
John Stul
A. B. Thomason
Alex Floyd
Frank Brown
Frank Young
Owingsville
Charles Price
Cornelius Williams
Charles Payne
Family
Emma Conn
Mildred Garrett
Alex Flood
Elder Dawson
A. E. Wyatt
Mrs. L. B. Wilson
Jove
John Whites CO
Ouisville
Lexington Laundry
E. Main
Edgar A. Guest
Pine Bluff
Santa Claus
Little Rock Gazette
Whitcomb Riley
Adair
Columbia
Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Bath
Boyle
Danville
Bell—Pineville
Boone—Burlington
Boyd—Catlettsburg
Bracken—Brooksville
Breathitt—Jackson
Bourbon—Paris
Carter—Grayson
Clay
Manchester
Clark
Winchester
Elliott
Martinsburg
Estill
Irvine
Fayette—Lexington
Fleming—Flemingsburg
Franklin—Frankfort
Garrard
Knox—Barbourville
Ixnott
Morgan—West Liberty
Owsley
Booneville
Oldham—LaGrange
Mercer—Harrodsburg
Menefee
Frenchburg
Montgomery
Nicholas—Carlisle
Pendleton—Falmouth
Powell—Stanton
Pulaski
Somerset
Robertson
Mt. Oliver
Rowan—Morehead
Wayne
Monticello
Shelby
Shelbyville
Southern Optical Company
Kryptok
Fourth and Chestnut
Louisville, Ky
Woolcott Flour Mills
LaFayette
L. B. Shouse
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