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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
8
Correspondence reports Col Staggs improving at home while many friends visit relatives in Knoxville and nearby towns. Various notices include residents moving to Mt Sterling, teaching visits, sales of hogs and horses, college attendance, shop visits, illnesses, church event box supper with 54 boxes raising 88.50, and local farming activity including a 150 ton silo project at Emerald Chief Stock Farm.
Nelson A Aldrich of Rhode Island presents to the National Monetary Commission a revision of his monetary plan. The core idea remains a National Reserve Association with about 300 million dollars capital and depositors limited to the federal government and member banks. The plan keeps a 15 district structure and shifts governor removal to a two thirds vote. State banks and trusts meeting standards may join.
Several from here attended court at Winchester Monday. We note Harry Hadden is improving. Mrs. Ogden of West Bend stayed with sister Miss Sarah Hughs. Mrs. Nan Errington of Lexington visits sister Mrs. Thomas Piratt. Effie and Alta Vivion spent Saturday at West Bend. Ethel Boone returned home from West Bend. Stella and Mary Williams visited Ethel Boone. Clemma Henderson visited her parents at Royslyn farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Winchester visited relatives here. Harvey Vivian and Morgan Finny spent weekend at Donalson. Farmers nearing tobacco housing. J. E. Henry on sick list. William Barker and Minnie Davis wed Monday for a happy life. Jesse Davis and Virgie Stockdale wed in Mount Sterling. Fenton Henry sold two sons and pigs for $25. John Cory family to move to Indiana. Bryan brothers left to husk corn in Illinois. Millie Flanders visited Mrs. Mee. Bird law soon. rabbits and birds should hide. First frost Sunday. Wheat and rye to be sown. Louise Reid recovered from illness. Mrs. J. H. Gillaspie visiting Lexington. John Jones and wife visiting James Hicks family. Ollie M. James speech impressed Marion. J. E. Helton family moved to Illinois. Corn harvest nearly done. fodder below normal. Mrs. Lacy Smathers and Lida Mark visiting Dwight Smathers in Cincinnati. Mrs. Thomas Crockett improving eye. Turkeys bringing trouble. Poor weather reduces Sunday service crowd. Mrs. J. R. Copher returned from hospital. recovery prospects good. S. F. Deal to open a grist mill. Bridges and Gillaspie attended Morgan monument unveiling in Lexington. Tom Sanders and wife visiting relatives from Bourbon County.
Advertises meats with contact numbers 85 and 100 offering pure pork and link sausage for purchase.
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