Food Conservation Window Displays Planned Nationwide
The United States Food Administration and mercantile associations plan a nationwide campaign using store window displays to educate the public on food conservation and substitution. A contest with prizes will run until October 21, supervised by the United Publishers Corporation with cooperation from Elbridge L. Howe and the National Retail Dry Goods Association.
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United States
United States Food Administration
United Publishers Corporation
Elbridge L. Howe
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Washington
The
Food Administration
If You Are in Need
Shoe buyers are advised to purchase new footwear or repair existing pairs at O Connell s Shoe Laboratory located on Maysville Street opposite Lloyd s Café. Contact number 845 for services and pricing.
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O’connell’s Shoe Labratory
Maysville St
Lloyd’s Cafe
Don’t Despond: Courage and Self-Reliance in Adversity
The piece urges readers to resist despair and maintain courage. It argues that a person’s fate hinges on inner resolve, not external push, insisting that a stiff upper lip and determined will define success or failure. A man shapes his own life by his choices and attitude.
Publicity as a Tool in War and Morality
A宣quoted wartime morale claim extols publicity as a force that sells goods collects debts elects leaders catches criminals and locates missing persons. It asserts publicity enables mass communication at low cost and acts as a strict moral guardian, arguing in favor of its proper use in Europe.
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Europe
Brisk Market Reports Record Cattle and Mule Prices
The sale day in Cynthiana shows cattle at 6.25 to 8.00 per hundred weight with numerous lots moving briskly. Weanling and mare mules range from 40 to 100 dollars, sugar mules 200 to 225, and army buyers paying 125 to 150 for horses as demand rises for livestock and stock-raising profitability.
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Harrison County
Sam
Prices for coal at retail soon fixed by Fuel Administration
The Fuel Administration plans to announce retail coal prices by month’s end for dealers and small plants using spot coal. Local committees will inspect costs, recognizing regional variations. Efforts aim to protect local dealers’ fair profits amid labor and can shortages, with advisory input from Union leaders and transportation authorities.
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The
Fuel Administration
Garfield
Lovett
Priority Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
John P. White
United Mine Workers
Mr. Garfield
J Homer Marshall Chiropractor Advocate Blog
J Homer Marshall advertised as chiropractor with hours 7:30 to 11:30 and contact via Advocate Blog and phone number 682.
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J. Homer Marshall
Advocate
Bruce Robbins Accepted as Principal at Robards High School
Mr Bruce Robbins of this county has accepted the position as Principal of Robards High School Kentucky and has gone there to assume duties. He is a splendid young man and will make good in his new position.
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Bruce Robbins
Robards
A Cheer-up Poem From Dont You Worry Town
Poem describes a cheerful town named Dont You Worry on River Smile with flowers named Never-Grumble and Neer-Give-Up, streets of contentment, shade trees, rustic benches, and residents who sing. It presents a whimsical utopia in a St. Louis Globe-Democrat imprint style.
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Smile
Don’t
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Burley Tobacco Company Stockholders Meet in Lexington
Notice that the Burley Tobacco Company annual stockholders meeting will be held at its warehouse on South Broadway Lexington Kentucky October 9 1917 at ten oclock a m. All stockholders are urged to attend in person. Burley Tobacco Company B F Osborne Secretary.
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Burley Tobacco Company
South Broadway
Lexington
B. F. Osborne
Wanted Second Hand Pony Phaeton Buggy
A public notice offers a used pony phaeton buggy for sale. Contact J T Coons at phone number 456 W-1 for details and arranging a purchase.
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Phaeton
J. T. Coons
Prominent Mason Dies in City After Long Affiliation
The Advocate expresses sincere sympathy as a prominent Mason dies leaving a wide circle of Grand Masters, Deputy Grand Secretaries, high officers, and many others listed. The obituary notes a life worthy of emulation and lasting legacy for generations to come.
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P. G. Smoot
H. 8. Dooley
Insure Your Tobacco Barn Insurance Offered
We are prepared to insure your tobacco in the barn to prevent loss by fire. Good companies, prompt and efficient service. Don’t delay attend to it today. (1v-31) 8B. Frank Perry & Co.
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Frank Perry & Co
Butter purchase plan offers weekly two pounds
A notice states intention to buy two pounds of moulded butter per week to support an engagement by the year and provides the contact phone number 157 for inquiries.
America’s greatest trotting meeting at Lexington
Will be at Lexington. Every great trotter and pacer in active training will be seen at America’s greatest trotting meeting at Lexington October 1 to 13. As the track is the best in the world, records will probably be lowered. Reduced rates on railroads.
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America
Lexington
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