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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1914
Page
6
A casual, affectionate verse fragment expresses loyalty to a friend despite faults. The speaker admits loving the friend openly, values honesty, and rejects judgment, concluding with a pledge of steadfast friendship despite wildness and unruliness.
The article notes veal prices in Chicago range from 10 to 11.50 dollars as the cattle supply declines. It cites massive slaughter rates and persistent milk demand as drivers, mentions a 150 year old British act restricting slaughter of young cattle, and discusses possible similar laws being debated in several states.
The Harrodsburg Leader notes Mayor Buschmeyer and Louisville officials favor ex-Gov Beckham and predicts strong support there. It suggests Beckham will win Louisville and perhaps the state, with Stanley possibly withdrawing to let McCreary run, while praising Beckham’s manliness and temperance.
Kentucky Sunday School Association announces May 3 as Go-to-Sunday-school Day with services in nearly every Sunday School in the state. C F Huhlein of Louisville serves as president as the first state wide movement of its kind. About 4 000 Sunday Schools are expected to take part, aiming to boost efforts and interest annually.
The State Board of Valuation and Assessment raised Breathitt farm land 15 percent and Union 5 percent as Montgomery farm land climbed 6 percent. Breathitt totals fell from 1913 to 1914 while Union city real estate and town lots rose, and Montgomery farm land declined slightly though town lots advanced.
A hopeful note describes a joyful mindset turning January into June and discovering flowers despite snowy surroundings, signaling resilience and renewal amid cold weather.
A quip notes that among all beings the ingrate is the worst, while gratefulness measures broad greatness across beings.
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