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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1916

Page

8

Local Correspondence Notes Community Happenings and Visits

The column records active renter activity and several visits among residents. It notes illnesses, travel to Owingsville Lexington Paris Winchester and Oklahoma, tobacco harvest prep, and local social gatherings. Mrs Roy Byrd serious illness and a typhoid illness in Shirley Branham’s family are mentioned along with farewells to D M May family planning moves to Johnson County.

D. M. May Johnson County Charley Parker Patsy Branham

Wilson Day set to celebrate presidential achievements

A call to celebrate Wilson Day urges all cities towns and hamlets to display flags bunting and read a presidential message proclaiming New Freedom and emancipation from Wall Street and selfish interests. The event aims to honor President Wilson and foreshadow democracy's triumph ten days before wartime.

Wilson Wall Street White House

Unworthy of Confidence in Presidential Rhetoric

The piece accuses Republicans of using the Bloody Shirt to inflame sectional animosities while noting President Wilson in Indianapolis defending the Democratic Party as non sectional. It suggests Republicans lack arguments and rely on inflammatory claims, urging readers to view their tactics as disreputable but predictable.

Congress Wilson Indianapolis Good Roads Democratic Party

Sloan's Liniment Relieves Headaches and Aches

Sloan's Liniment provides fast relief for neuralgic headaches and general pains. One application eases dull head pain, with penetrating action to the trouble spot. Also useful for muscle aches, rheumatism, bruises, lumbago, sprains, and stiff neck. Available at drug stores in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.

Sloan Sloan’s

Republican campaign rhetoric in Kentucky flagged by intraparty moves

The piece argues that bringing Hughes to Kentucky and Roosevelts intervention show Republican hopes to win the old Commonwealth by passion and money from Wall Street. It claims Democrats know the tactic and will respond, foretelling Republican defeat as worn by wasteful spending. Only the best baby beeves killed by Vanarsdell.

Hughes Kentucky Roosevelt Commonwealth Wilson Wall Street Vanarsdell

Sloan's Brave Aills Pany and Street Resurfacing Update

Mr James Richards with the Richmond street resurfacing contract expects completion this week after rock shortages delayed progress. The Carey Reed Co. now has most workers on their contract, aiming to finish Sycamore street before the tobacco season opens to avoid warehouse losses. Ladies shoes priced 3.50 to 4.00 from Panch Graves Co. The Advocate announces printing services.

James Richards Richmond Street Carey-Reed Co Sycamore Street Panch, Graves & Co

Hughes Defeat Feared as Dodging Candidate Draws Fire

The piece mocks Hughes as evasive and a dodger whose speeches in Illinois Indiana and Ohio fail to win him support. It argues his circular swing lacks impact and questions his honesty and 100 percent candidacy while claiming his behavior hurts the Democratic cause.

Illinois Indiana Ohio Hughes Col. Mulberry Sellers

Railroad Men Question Hughes Over Eight-Hour Law

In Louisville labor leaders pressed Mr. Hughes about signing or vetoing an eight-hour law if Congress moves to repeal it. He offered no reply, seeming to avoid labor. The railroad brotherhoods plan to vote solidly for Wilson.

Hughes Louisville Congress Road Brotherhoods Wilson

Lost red steer weighing 850 to 900 pounds

A dehorned red steer weighing 850 to 900 pounds is missing after leaving pens for scales. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Notify Alvin Pasley at 1621 Mt. Sterling Ky R. R. 6 with any sightings.

Alvin Pasley Mt. Sterling

Greenwade's Promotes Home Slaughter Meat Deals

Local ad urges customers to buy beef pork and veal produced at home, highlighting the sale of killed meat products from Greenwade's.

Greenwade’s

Every Democrat Expected To Do His Duty In Kentucky

In Kentucky five campaign committeemen per precinct are charged to ensure every Democrat or voter for the Democratic ticket votes on November 7. The piece urges vigilance, notes Kentucky’s Democratic traditions, and calls for supporting President Wilson to safeguard national honor and peace.

Kentucky Wilson

Greenwade's Promises Quality Home Killed Meats

Greenwade's advertises the best on the market offering home killed meats and top quality cuts. The notice emphasizes freshness and selection for local customers seeking reliable butchers.

Greenwade’s

Kentucky Ends Railroad Passes for public officeholders

After January 1 no person holding a political position in Kentucky may use railroad passes. Even road employees must forgo passes to continue in public office.

Kentucky

The Shoes You Want We Have Punch Graves And Co

Punch Graves and Co offers a selection of popular footwear advertised as the shoes customers desire. The notice emphasizes availability and persuasion to visit the store for purchases.

Nettleton Shoes Punch, Graves & Co

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