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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1921

Page

6

Sweet Clover Improves Soil as Top Crop for Worn Ground

Prof George Roberts head of the soils and crops dept says sweet clover is the best crop for worn soil and will grow on poor land if lime is present. Limed ground near Berea produced large sweet clover yields and 40 bushels of corn next year versus 20 on untreated soil. Kentucky trials show 500 pounds lime or 250 pounds burned lime per acre suffice for fair growth, with greater returns from heavier applications.

George Roberts College of Agriculture Berea Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station

Dr Wright Announces Bank Hours and Contact

Dr H M Wright lists office hours at National Bank from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Phone numbers given are Office 247 and residence 249.

National Bank Office

American Legion News Highlights from Astoria and Beyond

A Legion post member in Astoria saves $500 after losing purse on leave in Stockholm thanks to a card identifying him. The piece notes All American Meeting for God and Country events across several states and cities. It also covers Auxiliary fund raising from a hungry rooster in Cimarron and mascots used by Wyandotte Post in Kansas City.

American Legion Post Astoria L. I C. H. Ellis Ellis Stockholm Astoria Legion Post Madison Square Garden New York City Texas Maryland Nebraska Massachusetts Virginia Philadelphia Indianapolis Wyandotte Post American Legion Kansas City

Legion and civic items shape postwar welfare efforts

Reports detail efforts to remove Grover Cleveland Bergdoll from a will linked to a state post, plans for a municipal zoo, and a drive by American Legion branches. The first gold star mothers pilgrimage sails June 1, with 100 WWI mothers to visit graves in France aboard the Steamship America. Newspaper features shift to Legion news during a membership drive, while Wilson Township forms Mothers of 1917 Regulars as a nucleus for a Brown and Towne Post women’s auxiliary. Roro Fitts of the California Legion suffers a nervous breakdown after a two hour speech, now improving. Sixty Sioux Scouts will host a war dance for the Kansas City Legion convention, and disabled veterans endorse a Creed of the Disabled Man. A rooming house project in Minneapolis offers lodging for ex service men seeking training and care due to hotel cost pressures.

American War Mothers’ Organization France America Women’s Auxiliary Paris American Legion Wilson Township Mothers of 1917 Women’s Auxiliary of Brown The

Nothing is Ever Gained by Bargain Wins Losing Customers

A compact reflection on avoiding penny pinching at the expense of customer loyalty. It suggests strategic balance between price and value to protect long term relationships and business viability.

Chesapeake and Ohio Fast Route via Pullman Sleepers

Railroad advertisement outlines quickest through train service on the Chesapeake and Ohio line with routes through Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York to Richmond Old Point and Norfolk with through trains to Louisville. It emphasizes steel equipment and comfortable sleeping accommodations for travelers.

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