Rhoda Royal Praises Elephants in Mt Sterling Show
Rhoda Royal, famed trainer and owner of a three ring circus and Wild West show, promotes elephants as highly intelligent and capable. He notes learning times for big cats and compares animal trainability to horses. A grand free street parade is planned for Mt. Sterling on Saturday April 23 with elephants, camels, lions, and other beasts followed by indoor shows at 1 and 7 p.m. then performances at 2 and 8 p.m.
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Rhoda Royal
Mt. Sterling
United States
Mr. Royal
Mr Royal
Fifteen Points for Baby Chick Raisers
Provide milk based first feed at 36 hours old and avoid overfeeding. Encourage exercise and daily activity, with outdoor ground exposure as soon as possible. Use sod bedding when indoors, supply grit charcoal and clean water, shade chicks, offer green feed if range unavailable, and change feeds gradually while consulting Lexington College of Agriculture for new issues.
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College of Agriculture
Lexington
Pruning Still Timely Says State Specialists
State College of Agriculture horticul ture experts advise pruning remains timely as leaves appear on many trees. They recommend rubber overshoes for climbers to protect tree bark during pruning. If you are a free horse, make up your mind to be ridden to death.
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State College of Agriculture
Horticultural Department
MarketGram: Hay and Feed Markets Mixed in Late March 1921
For week ending March 31, 1921, hay receipts mainly lower grades while top grades are light. Local demand fair, good alfalfa in demand. No. 1 alfalfa around 25 in Chicago with slackening demand. First Oklahoma alfalfa crop under way. timothy prices across multiple cities listed. Feed prices decline across wheat feeds and cottonseed meal, with overall weak demand and ample stocks. Grain market unsettled with narrow ranges and sharp drops on liquidation by month end.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Memphis
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City
Prairie
Northeastern
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Blue Grass Wonder Jack Stands at Mt Sterling Kentucky
Five year old black jack with white points and 1150 pounds, undefeated in class, bred and exhibited by J. C. Brown of Danville Kentucky. Won championships at Lexington State Fair and other major Kentucky fairs. Offered for 1921 season at my place one mile north of Mt. Sterling. Insure mule colts to stand up and suck for 15 dollars, 20 dollars cash at service. season money due when colt comes. further terms for breeding to other stock.
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My Place
Mt. Sterling
Jennet
Jack
J. C. Brown
Danville
Lexington
Kentucky
Blackjack Stakes for Mares and Colt Service at $12
A historical notice offers a service agreement where John Blackjack will breed mares to a colt for $12. Payment due when the mare is parted with or bred to other stock. The deal promises a living colt and stable offspring from the mating.
Positively No Business on Sunday in Mt. Sterling Ky
Local notice from W. H. Bridges R. R. No. 2 Mt. Sterling Kentucky states there will be no business conducted on Sundays. The statement emphasizes adherence to Sunday rest and outlines strict observance by the community and rail workers.
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R. R. No
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Wheat and corn rally as Spain buys over a million bushels
Prices rose after Spain bought more than 1,000,000 bushels of wheat while persistent corn buying supported futures. Chicago cash wheat trades near premiums to May, with weekly declines in Chicago, Minneapolis, and Kansas City futures. Butter markets improve slowly. cheese weakens. dairy products show mixed signals. Livestock and meats slip in Chicago with hogs and cattle down, veal steady, lambs mixed as wholesale prices ease.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
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