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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
4
Cash must accompany order for subscription. No announcement inserted until paid for. POR PRESIDENT FOR VICE PRESIDENT FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR CONGRESSMAN FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
Senator Atlee Pomerene exposed a fixed Ohio figure of 1 300 000 as part of an alleged slush fund claim. He argued the total could exceed 15 000 000 when Ohio and U S populations are used, accusing Republicans of diverting attention from Governor Cox's charges and portraying Democrats as pressuring government employees for campaign money.
The letters show independent sentiment toward Cox and Roosevelt in both sides' papers, while Democratic and Republican papers echo letters by parents. The report notes a lack of independent Democratic letters toward Harding and Coolidge. It contrasts public school reports with parental blame for perceived inherited traits.
The remark compares close proximity to healthy men with a microbe showing self-respect. It hints at social or bodily distance norms and uses a humorous, observational tone typical of casual commentary.
The report notes two real meetings with forty one attendees and warns members to obtain their tickets from John Keller for the 2204 gathering. It mentions efforts to improve Main Street corner and upcoming signs, barriers, and city beautification work delayed by rain.
The piece argues that knowing a person reveals their good traits and reduces prejudice. It notes the Chamber of Commerce may hold a tobacco and corn exhibition in the fall if farmers support it and promises full details soon.
Local Mt Sterling merchants are quickly adopting a new communal meet-up approach, dubbed the get-to-gether, to boost business and community ties. The movement stresses frequent informal gatherings to share ideas, showcase wares, and coordinate efforts among shops.
A brief note recalls seeing Sig Newmeyer and Johnnie Walsh in one corner while Ab Oldham and Hoomb mingle nearby. The writer urges more of this pull-together spirit and community unity in the days ahead.
The Publicity Committee works on erecting welcome signs on all roads into the city. Such signs will catch travelers’ attention as they arrive, and should also be placed along the C. O. right of way so visitors can spot the best little city in the Blue Grass.
The Transylvania at Lexington on Thursday Oct 7 is billed as the year’s best all age race. Eligible starters include Peter Manning Don de Lopez Charley Rex Ima Jay Dr I Nick Baron Degantle Peter June Peter Coley Nedda Norman Dillon Arion McKinney and Pater L with Manning set to trot 2 03 2 after a 2 03 1 2 for pacing.
Eight trotters with sub 2 05 records are allowed to start in a single race, with all but one having won races this year. The field represents an unprecedented assembly in pacing history.
Catholic church ladies announce an exchange event on Saturday September 18 at the former Duefson Drug Store stand on Court Street. Proceeds support church activities and charitable programs. Local shoppers encouraged to attend for bargains and community fellowship.
The George N. Connell Co. of Lexington asks locals to consider their inducements for home upgrades. They present as a reliable, up-to-date firm employing skilled workers who can transform ordinary houses into palaces. Read The Advocate.
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