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Mount Sterling Advocate in Mount Sterling, Kentucky
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
The Hotel Project Move Urges Local Investment
The Advocate reveals a local interest in a new hotel by a syndicate linked to Bryant C. Morris from Norrisburg Pennsylvania. Supporters argue the project would boost profits, circulate money, raise property values, and boost demand for farm dairy and garden products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant C. Morris
Norrisburg
Sterling
Our
Cve
T. K. Barnes & Sons Advertises in The Mt. Sterling Advocate
An advertisement notes T. K. Barnes & Sons choose The Mt. Sterling Advocate for their notices. The piece praises the paper as a path to prosperity and thrift, urging other businesses to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iorother
T. K. Barnes & Sons
Mt. Sterling
The
Advocate
Birth of Kenneth Earl Wilson in county family
A son weighing ten pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wilson on Saturday evening. The baby was named Kenneth Earl. Mrs. Mary Lowe Owen, formerly Miss Mary Lowe Owen, is the mother. Mrs. Gilbert Baker and her sons Edward Allen and Cecil Owen visited and then returned to Winchester. Mrs. Grnder Owen and daughter Grace weekended with the Wilsons. Rev. ER. N. Richardson of Winchester is leading a revival at Jeffersonville with his wife. attendance grows nightly. Mr. Wilson and Everett Wilson traveled to Stanton on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wilson
Kenneth Earl
Mary Lowe Owen
Gilbert Baker
Edward Allen
Cecil Owen
Winchester
Grnder Owen
Grace
ER. N. Richardson
Jeffersonville
Mr. Wilson
Stanton
Jefferson Farmers Plan Potato Field Tour
Jefferson County Certified Seed Potato Growers' Association will tour several potato plots in mid September. County Agent F. E. Merriman notes the visit offers members a chance to inspect top fields and observe dusting and spraying demonstrations conducted by specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Certified Seed Potato Growers’ Association
F. E. Merriman
Couunty
Agriculture College to aid tour demonstrations
The College of Agriculture will be present to assist with the demonstrations and other features of the tour, providing expertise and support for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Agriculture
Plum Lick Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Plum Lick correspondents report Mr John Tanl on the sick list this week. Mrs John Couch hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Payne of Mt Sterling and Mr and Mrs Grant Payne of Crawfordsville. Conner Fletcher of near Paris visited N H Fletcher over the weekend. Mrs W B Couch returned from a week with relatives in Winchester. Mrs W F Harburg and children returned to St Louis after two months with her parents. Mr and Mrs Walter Ishmael and children of near High Top visited his brother Sam Ish. Marguerite Crouch and Ada Rivine hosted a Monday night gathering. Farmers are busy housing tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Couch
Charles Payne
Mt. Sterling
Grant Payne
Crawfordsville
Conner Fletcher
Paris
N. H. Fletcher
W. B. Couch
Winchester
W. F. Harburg
St. Louis
John Taul
Walter Ishmael
Near High Top
Sam Ish
Marguerite Crouch
Ada Rivine
Middletown
R L Coleman Secures 100000 Life Policy in Ashland
R L Coleman placed a fifty chose life endowment policy for John C Mayo Jr worth 100000 with a premium of 4757 50. The Ashland article lauds Coleman as a top life insurance man and key booster for Ashland naming him a real live wire and noting his 1920 personal written business near 750000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL. Delemee Bee
Ashland
John C. C. Mayo, Jr
Coleman
Kentucky
Mayo
John C. C. Mayo
Bob’ Coleman
Road Work in Clark County to Start Soon
Clark County road project on the Winchester Mt Sterling pike will close the road from the city limits to the Montgomery county line. A large rock crusher arrives Friday and Scarifying to begin, with concrete bridge work planned after installation. detours via Ecten pike and Sewell’s Shop will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Sun
Clark County
Winchester
Mt. Sterling Pike
Billiter
Wiley
Brent Haggard
Wades Mill
Sewell Shop Road
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Sewell
Poor Housing of Machinery Costs the Farmers Millions
The 1920 census lists over 48 million dollars of Kentucky farm machinery with an average life of 15 to 20 years when housed properly. Exposed machinery lasts about seven and a half years, causing annual losses around 6.3 million dollars versus 3.22 million if protected. Farmers are urged to store gear in suitable sheds, clean and grease parts, and keep part lists for restocking during slack seasons. Plans for sheds are available from the Lexington Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
Miss Elizabeth Wyatt’s Stenography School Opens
The School of Stenography by Miss Elizabeth Wyatt will open November 1. Applicants must enroll on or before October 2099-11 to enter the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wyatt
Wise advice on battles helps guide tough decisions
A reflective column contrasts intellect with courage in wartime strategy, urging leaders to balance knowledge with decisive action. The piece emphasizes practical judgment, warns against overthinking, and highlights the value of tested experience in navigating conflict.
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Secon
American Press Association
Jefferson Farmers
John Tanl
Ick
Bank Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
the Traders National Bank
R. L. Coleman
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of
California
Clark
Mr. Kelly
J. A. Coburn
Greater Minstrels
Tabe Theatre
Armistet Rus
Brussels
Wilton Rugs
China
Coco Mats
Whitrex Rugs
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