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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
4
An unsigned notice states subscription two dollars per year is required and no announcement will be inserted until payment is received for the Democratic ticket.
The Elizabethtown News endorses white women voting and argues educated women understand election issues. It claims Democratic women outnumber men, predicts a 25,000 vote Democratic margin if mobilized, and warns against abstention which could let 75,000 black women voters swing the result.
The Chamber urges drivers to inspect the nearly completed Welcome signs on the Maysville Camargo Winchester and Owingsville pikes this Sunday. Officers and the publicity committee welcome praise or quiet if not pleased and promise next signs may improve with feedback. The mobile show and style event in Montgomery county are planned to bolster the largest advertisement yet.
A humorous panorama listing local businesses and figures from banks to a theatre and builders. It parades community services from doctor Vansant to teacher Babb and highlights lawyers, merchants, and figures like J. Cline and W. A. Sutton & Son. The piece ends with a nod to a certain Rassenfoss as a good member offering breakfast and dinner.
The piece lists insurance agents Hoffmans Agency and Greene and Strossman and Walsh Company as options for protection then shifts to fashion with Hombs and Heibel offering fall outfits. It pokes fun at journalists W P Huntington or Lewis Kilpatrick while suggesting Land and Priest and F C Duerson as purveyors of tonic. It ends with a morbid wink about tombstones from Sam Jackson and Eastin and Harris.
Richardson Brothers and Cornwell move from East Main to Sanitary Meat Market on South Maysville Street. Today a filled refrigerator offers home slaughtered meats daily at prices aligned with livestock declines. A full range of canned goods and fresh produce will be offered with uniform low prices.
Stanley Murphy, an employee at Strother Motors Co., was injured when a crank kicked his machine. He sustained a broken arm in the incident.
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