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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
7
A modern brick residence with all necessary outbuildings on about 167 acres sits along the Prewitt and Grassy Lick pikes, roughly 53 miles from Mt. Sterling Kentucky. The property will be sold at public sale at the Court House door in Mt. Sterling Kentucky on the announced date.
The October 8 1915 county court day sale offers a well watered grass land tract described as a desirable home. It will be sold by the Master Commissioner of the Montgomery Circuit Court to divide among the heirs of the late Richard Conner. Viewing arranged through H R Prewitt or the undersigned at Winchester Kentucky.
In a Cynthiana Democrat editorial, the writer argues the United States is unprepared for war, noting German espionage and reserves while praising President Wilson's cautious approach. The piece warns against war hysteria from sensationalist editors and calls for confidence in the administration to navigate the crisis.
Agents for Price's Farm Co advertise all varieties of sausage available through Greenwade.
Ruth Law, famed as the “Air Queen,” travels with George Mayland, parachute jumper, in a high flying act described as one of the most spectacular and thrilling performances at the Kentucky State Fair. They perform aerobatic stunts and a 2,000 foot ascent drop, drawing huge crowds and awe in a demonstration of scientific flying.
The 1915 Kentucky State Fair in Louisville anticipates an unusually early tobacco crop with a wide enterprising display. E S Rees urges growers to enter by Sept 8, with prizes for top leafage and county competition. Also announced are vivid state fair programs, admission books, and season tickets to go on sale mid August through September.
Instructions from Ky Agricultural Experiment Station on hog vaccination emphasize animal condition and stable hygiene. Proper pre vaccine rest, clean inoculation sites, clean housing, and two days post care reduce risks. careless owners cause most irregularities.
Mr. Fitzgerald of Mr. Sterling testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe kidney pains and irregular function after he bought them at Duer son’s Drug Store. He now feels stronger and better and recommends the remedy at 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The Smithland Enterprise argues for continuing support of the Democratic ticket while pledging renewed effort to secure State-wide saloon closure in Kentucky. It recalls long battles for County Unit and emphasizes principle, patience, and education to win the next phase of the temperance campaign.
Col. W. P. Walton resumes the Lexingtonian after a brief suspension. He aims for a wilder chase after office and plans to issue within a week or two. He seeks to publish semi weekly and later a low priced daily to aid others in elections and avoid future denial.
A witty line laments perpetual debt and frequent creditor encounters, contrasting current woes with past spending, capturing a humorous view of financial strain.
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