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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1913

Page

6

Kansas Pond Building Plan Aims to Relieve Drought

Gov Hodges urges Kansas farmers to build storm water ponds and coordinates a pond-building week with fifty engineers from the State Agricultural College. A 1911 law allows a farm land tax reduction for ponds storing water, while the college promotes ponds for fish and food supply. Despite limits, the effort should ease summer drought on many farms and help stock and domestic water needs. Fish and oysters daily at Vanarsdell's.

State of Kansas Hodges State Agricultural College Agricultural College

Mt Sterling man backs Dean’s Kidney Pills for relief

Mt Sterling resident R. M. Freeland of 169 W High St Mt Sterling Ky endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills claiming quick lasting relief for a weak back and kidney trouble. Ad notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Also mentions road improvement sentiment and Crane’s initial paper cards now in stock.

R. M. Freeland W. High St Mt. Sterling Dean Duerson Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Crane Advocate Publishing Co

Kentucky's Unequal General Property Tax Criticized

A critical essay argues Kentucky's uniform property tax is unfair, discriminating among cash, bonds, notes, and real estate. It cites county valuation disparities, potential double taxation, and compares state revenues and wealth leakage with Michigan and Pennsylvania. The piece urges voters to support a constitutional amendment in November to reform taxation.

Kentucky State Board of Equalization Ohio State Tax Commission Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana Tennessee United States General Assembly

Ownership and officers of Mt Sterling Advocats 1913

Ownership and management details for Mt. Sterling Advocats a weekly in Mt. Sterling Kentucky as of October 16 1913. Editors G B Senff and J W Helden Jr. Managing editors G B Senff and J W Hedden Jr. Business managers G B Senff and J W. Publishers Advocate Publishing Co. Owners G B Senff R W Senff J W Hedden Jr KE W Senff and T B Arthur. No debt disclosed. Notarized by W L Killpatrick Montgomery County Kentucky.

Mt. Sterling G. B. Senff J. W. Helden J. W Hedden J. W. Hedden, Jr Advocate Publishing Co R. W Senff J. W. Hedden,Jr KE. W. Senff T. B. Arthur Mt Sterling W. L. Killpatrick Montgomery County

Women’s rights drawn as satirical verse on gender roles

A satirical poem questions when women will win rights by imagining them in every male-dominated role. It mocks traditional power dynamics by listing scenarios where women take on jobs and duties from law to politics, ending with the notion that true rights arrive only when women become all creation.

Peoria Wyman Land Co Halsted, Minn

Richards and Stockdale wed in Lexington ceremony

Allie Richards and Julia Stockdale both of this county were quietly married at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. The bride, 20, is a stockholder daughter and bookkeeper for John Williams in the city. The groom, 18, is a son of James Richards. Both are noted as popular, with best wishes from many friends.

Allie Richards Julia Stockdale Lexington Pheonix Rufus Stockdale John Williams James Richards

Printing Quality Trade Ad Promises Superior Workmanship

The notice urges good printing standards for letterheads and envelopes, claiming superior craftsmanship. It invites readers to call or telephone for a visit, promising personal service.

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