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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
6
A brief collection notes emphasis on politeness via social norms and a call to action from Advocate Publishing Co. It mentions a complete line of initial paper and correspondence cards and urges readers to call while stock is complete. The text also contains general opinions about men and politeness.
Private sale notice for Mrs Mary A McClure residence and adjoining vacant lot on W High street Mt Sterling Kentucky. Frontage 150 feet depth about 300 feet each. Sold as a whole or separately to suit buyer. Residence described as new with modern conveniences. Apply to Robt H Winn or Pierce Winn Trustee. Also Vanarsdell Co advertises prices on fruit jars and cans.
Pine Knot, the Kentucky Futurity contender, will be decided at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association forty first annual fall meeting October 6 to 15 in Lexington. Owned by Charl ton Alexander of Paris and trained by Joe Rea of Lexington, Pine Knot won the second heat of the Preparatory Stakes for three year olds in 2:114 at Galesburg Illinois, drawing praise from Joe Markey in The Horse Review for his extreme speed and good gait.
National effort to involve churches schools labor unions and other groups to observe a Fourth National Tuberculosis Day on December 7 with targets of 100000 churches and increased school participation. Proclamations from governors and mayors and endorsements by Taft Cardinal Farley and Col Roosevelt accompany appeals to clergy and principals.
The field for the Transylvania Stake at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association meet in Lexington October 6 to 18 includes Tenara 2.05% and Reusens 2:074. If not drawn together in the Transylvania they may meet later in the Walnut Hall Cup or the Ashland Stakes, as both are eligible for those races.
Kentucky Farm Boys from 120 counties will attend the eleventh annual Farm Boys Encampment at the Louisville State Fair. Lectures on farming and mechanics are free, with tours of fair departments each day. Boys gain recognition by county representation and may wear a white cap and button at the event.
The eleventh annual Kentucky State Fair in Louisville will feature a grand hippodrome vaudeville show at the state fair pavilion. Highlights include Mme Marantette and her Arabian horses, St Patrick with a world record jump, Gaucho the trotting horse, the Six Flying Orders aerial act, the Abrue family acrobats, Ferris wheel novelty, King Edward's lion act, Berliner Mounted First Cavalry band, and a $2000 saddle horse stake. Gate admission is 25 cents for evening performances Sept 15–20.
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