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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
The writer argues that current game laws fail to preserve game and burden farmers. He contends states should stop owning game, allow landowners to trap breed and sell birds as food, and let vermin, storms, and agricultural care restore bird populations.
A Kansas farmer crashed his Big Six on a country road and was treated by a farm hand soldier who called a Kansas City surgeon. The doctor flew in within an hour and performed successful surgery, saving the patient in under three hours from the accident.
The Publicity Committee elected Mr L H Hombs as Chairman this week and plans welcome road signs into Mt Sterling. Secretary Sharp attended Louisville meeting of Commercial Secretaries of Kentucky and was placed on the Executive Committee, a mark of commendation for the young worker.
The Republican Ninth Congressional District committee plans a meeting here next Wednesday the 22nd, the same day as the luncheon. Treasurer Keller is handling tickets for the event and members urged to secure theirs at once. President Hoff man and Secretary Sharp called for broad attendance from local firms and businesses to join the organization.
The letter argues tobacco trusts exploit growers and consumers with high prices while building foreign debt leverage. It promotes a local growers alliance led by T. B. Hill to organize in the Carolinas, claiming powerful forces will be overrun by collective action. A final jab mocks aristocratic vanity with a pun on ear jewelry.
A cryptic line notes paradoxes about an empty gun that somehow remains loaded, hinting at unseen forces or hidden truth behind a haunting mystery. The remark Provokes curiosity about how absence can carry potential danger.
The piece argues Maine’s voting pattern remains Republican with equal gender participation and predicts no Democratic collapse in November. It also notes the Cumberland stakes race at Lexington on October 5 featuring top pacers including Margaret Dillon Princess Mary and Juno, with a large attendance expected.
An advertisement urges using a Hoover Vac vacuum cleaner to clean rugs and carpets properly rather than sweeping. It is attributed to W. A. Sutton & Son and carries the reference code (97-31).
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