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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1918

Page

4

Resignation of Montgomery County Tax Chief Prompts Change

Farmers welcome the resignation of M. M. Logan, chair of the State Tax Commission, amid criticism of rising assessments and farm land taxes. A Mayfield man named Gregory is rumored to replace him. The letter also laments Locust Street neglect and urges swift city council action before winter.

Montgomery County M. M. Logan State Tax Commission Gregory Mayfield Mr. Logan Sampson Logan

Trimble Suffered Fall. Receives Stitches, Rapid Recovery

Mr J Greene Trimble, oldest and wealthiest man in the community, fell a few days ago and cut his forehead needing several stitches. His condition is described as hopeful and he is recovering rapidly.

J. Greene Trimble Mr. Trimble

Crowder Calls 13 000 Limited Service Men

Provost Marshal General Crowder orders 13 000 white men qualified for limited service to report to camps between September 30 and October 4. Governors of 34 states and the draft executives of the District of Columbia were notified to arrange the call.

Crowder States District of Columbia

War time building ban issued by county council

The Kentucky State Council of Defense is asked to act as representative to curtail non war construction. Permits required for all projects except repairs or extensions under 2500 dollars. Statements under oath, investigations, and final rulings by the State Council. Temporary allowance to complete substantial ongoing work. County Chairman A Johnson signs.

Kentucky Council of Defense State Councils of Defense State Council War Industries Board Johnson

20 Negroes Sent to Camp Zachary Taylor Friday

Local draft board orders 20 Negroes to Camp Zachary Taylor on Friday September 27. They report at the Court House at 9 AM and depart at 4 32 PM. 24 eligible men are listed from which 20 will be selected. Also a stray steer named Red is missing from Howard's Mill farm. Information rewarded.

Zachary Taylor Court House Wisher Owings William Henry Chenault Ode Grimey Ben Mason Ernest Johnson Albert Mason Edney Russel Smith John Wallace Banks Liberty Bones Howard’s Mill M. P. Skidmore

Navy and Marine Corps draft plan to mobilize manpower

Secretary Daniels announced a run of draft plan to supply the Navy with 15000 men monthly and the Marine Corps with 5000 monthly for four months and 1500 thereafter. Enlistees may include skilled workers, with eligible dependents spared by higher pay. Recruits must be literate citizens. Mobilization centers will be established with Cincinnati as Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee hub. Also an ad: Pony for sale by L J Rankin at Bank Street Blacksmith.

Navy Marine Corps Daniels Department United States Naval Cincinnati Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee

Residence Property For Sale On Popular Street

Representation of property owners announces a desirable residence on Popular Street in a premier neighborhood with full conveniences. Price will rise within ten days unless sold. for details call or write J. W. Hedden Sr Winn Street and viewings arranged by him. Mr Harry Hunt has taken a position with Adams Express Co in this city.

J. W. Hedden Winn Street Harry Hunt Adams Express Co

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