Burley Growers Organize Amid Campaign for Cooperation
Peters growers across the United States show interest in the Dares Toteces CGreeets Cooperative Asatte. Deputy Commissioner Maton Wis notes Kentucky plans and a statewide appeal to enroll remaining burley producers as James C. Stone of the Burley Association predicts near total control of production under new organization. The field service division touts Tanlee as a tonic for children, described as purely vegetable with no minerals or opiates.
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Geriey Ceri
Powter
Poster
Foster
Exié Be
James C. Stone
Burley Association
Burley
Stone
Field Service Division
Land & Priest
Club Grass League Schedule Shows May 22 Matchups
The schedule lists Mt Sterling at Mererie and Cynthiana at Mt Steric on Sunday May 22 in the local league.
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Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Paris
Winchester
Cynthiana
Maysville
Mt Sterling
Mt. Sterliing
Mereriie
Mt. Steric
Dean's Kidney Pills Improve Health for Mt Sterling Woman
Mrs. Anna Colliver of Mt Sterling reports four years of kidney weakness and bladder pain eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store. She says her back aches stopped, her eyes cleared, and she regained energy to do housework. 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufacturers.
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Dean
Mt Sterling
Anna Colliver
W. Locust St
Duerson
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Many Households Turn to Talk of Poly Beds
Kentucky gardeners discuss spring flower bed prep as bloom time nears. Scientists from the College of Agriculture extension, led by N. R. Elliott, note gladioli, pinks, ageratum, sweet alyssum and dwarf zinnia are popular in the state and advise tallest plants at the rear to optimize display.
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Kentucky
N. R. Elliott
College of Agriculture Extension Division
Auction Listing Includes Farm Equipment and Furnishings
The notice lists items for sale including a Bbhorse wagon in good condition a Chorse corn planter a Vulcan left hand breaking a scalding box a fertilizer drill a pair 40-1 extension ladders furniture a Majestic range and a Moore's Air unit.
Beetle outbreak hits Kentucky tobacco crops researchers urge lead arsenate sprays
H H Jewett of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station reports a rapid rise of Teteces Gea beetles in Kentucky over two years. He warns damage depends on winter survival and recommends arsenate of lead sprays, dust mixtures, and dipping as protection for tobacco fields. Adults appear in spring and larvae attack roots, with peak activity around transplanting time.
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Kentucky
H. H Jewett
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Thinkers Note Warns About Pocketbook Risks
A compact aphorism warns readers to guard wallets when a man calls you brother. The piece blends clever wordplay with a caution to watch financial interactions and trust signals in social terms.
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