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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1916

Page

3

Notice of Sale in Equity in Montgomery Circuit Court

By judgment and order of sale in the Montgomery Circuit Court a tract of 124 acres in Montgomery County Kentucky on Harper Creek will be sold at public auction November 20 1916 at Mt Sterling Court House. Six twelve and eighteen month credit with bond and replevin style security. lien retained until full payment. master commissioner WM A Samuels to conduct sale.

Montgomery Circuit Court Court House Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Kentucky Harper Creek

Farmer sells 30 acre Grassy Lick farm to Lansdale for 171.25 per acre

John Peggs sold thirty acres on the Grassy Lick pike to Jake Lansdale of Donaldson for 171.25 dollars an acre. Possession is to be given March 1. Lansdale also bought a small Donaldson place from John Swope and will give possession March 1.

John Peggs Grassy Lick Pike Jake Lansdale Donaldson Mr. Lansdale John Swope

Citizenship and neutrality in wartime America

The piece discusses the neutrality question amid World War I tensions, arguing government stance and reactions of German and British sympathizers. It questions whether so called American citizens loyal to their homeland are truly committed to the United States or only seeking personal gain from citizenship. The author urges citizens to reveal loyalties and defend American laws and institutions.

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Land sale notice on Lulbegrud Creek tract in Kentucky

A 158 acre tract on Lulbegrud Creek in Montgomery County Kentucky part of a 1911 partition deed to Douglas L Day will be sold as a whole on November 20 1916 to satisfy debts interest and costs totaling 5408 93 A replevin bond with legal interest will be required and a lien will remain on the property until payment is complete Master Commissioner M C C to oversee bids and bonds

Montgomery Circuit Court Court House Mt. Sterling Towit Lulbegrud Creek Montgomery County State of Kentucky Thornton Snelling Mary Anderson Barrow B. F. Day Moberley Douglas L. Day

My country may she always be right but my country right or wrong

The piece urges immigrants to embrace loyalty to the United States while recognizing the choice to become citizens. It contrasts native and naturalized citizens and argues that love of country should guide loyalty, not political agitators. It stresses the shared bonds of home and opportunity.

Virginia Farmer Restored To Health By Vinci

Virginia farmer Atlee reports restored health after taking Vinci Vinol containing beef and cod liver peptones and minerals. He says three bottles improved appetite sleep blood and weight. Bassett Drug Co Mt Sterling Kentucky endorses the product.

Virginia Farmer Vinci Atlee Orlando W. Barkey Bassett Drug Co Mt. Sterling, Kv

Redman sells cottage on Harrison avenue to McCormick

Mrs. Cassie Redman sold her frame cottage on Harrison avenue to George McCormick for about 1800 with possession to be given in a few days. McCormick plans to live there. The rest discusses war reporting and a call to vote for Woodrow Wilson.

Cassie Redman George McCormick Harrison Avenue Mr. McCormick

Wary Musings on Speed and Moonlight

A reflective voice warns against rushing through life and risking missteps. The passage playfully notes the moon's speed increasing, then brushes aside concern, implying a casual, philosophical outlook on fate and timing.

The Vanishing Leader and the Silent Ending

A reflective piece notes that many who lead early in life fade in mortality, suggesting fame and ambition do not guarantee lasting prominence. It contrasts public ascent with quiet final chapters, urging humility before the end.

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Land of South Georgia W. Hoffman Wood He Ie Pane Osborn Green Osborn Pit’ffs Louisa Spurlock Howards Mill George W. Case J. N. Glover Same John T. Magowan John W. White James H. Jones Case Richard Reid Rogers Montgomery County Court WM. A. Samuels Peters Dry Cleaner Sterling, Ky Sells Farms Bourbon Poultry Hans Bourbon Remedy CO Lexington, Ky Germany England Britain America Bonnie E. Day Puffs. Va Mt Sterling Jas. H. Gillaspie Hinkston Pike Stoops H. R. Prewitt Mr. Sterling R. R. Whitsitt Lucy C. Smith Europe P. S Woodrow Wilson J. H. Brunner
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