Camp outing to Mt Sterling Fishing Club near Williamsburg
A camping party from Ashland headed for a two week trip to the Mt. Sterling Fishing Club Camp on the Cumberland River near Williamsburg Kentucky. Chaperones Mr and Mrs B Paxton of Ashland accompany the group.
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Ashland
Mt. Sterling
Cumberland River
Williamsburg
B. Paxton
Ice price hike prompts city inquiry and public plan
The Kentucky Utilities Co. raises ice prices again amid months of steady increases. The Mayor and Council are urged to investigate. Paris considers citizens building an ice plant. Mt. Sterling is urged to follow with a similar plan.
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Paris
Mt. Sterling
Seth Botts Returns Home After Discharge
Seth Botts a early Mr Sterling veteran was discharged last week and returns to his hometown amid a warm reception from friends and admirers in the city.
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Seth Botts
Mr. Sterling
Mr. Botts
Sheep sale at Lettonia stock farm reports several lots
Hughes Atkinson bought three fine Southdown sheep from Jesse R. Letton of Lettonia Stock Farm for 100 dollars. Charles E. Duff bought two head from the same seller at 35 dollars each.
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Hughes Atkinson
Jesse R. Letton
Lettonia
Southdown
Charles E. Duff
Why I Use RAT SNAP to Kill Rats Says Farmer N Windsor
N Windsor, a farmer, relates how rat poison nearly killed his water dog and how neighbors advised RAT SNAP. The ad promotes three sizes priced at 25c 59c and $1.00 with a 60 day guarantee by Chenault.
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Chenault
Teachers deserve higher pay now not just promises
The text compares teachers’ wages with other occupations from 1915 to 1918 and finds teachers far underpaid. It argues that even a $543 to $30 stipend rise covers little of living costs and urges immediate enactment of higher pay to attract and sustain educators who shape citizens.
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Jones
Smith
Hoffman
Kentucky to Appear Prominently at Cincinnati Pure Food Show
Kentucky will play a prominent role in the Pure Food Show in Cincinnati August 5 to 16. The event will highlight milk as food and involve Northern Kentucky milk producers. The Extension Home Demonstration Department of the College of Agriculture at Lexington will demonstrate milk based dishes to Cincinnati housekeepers twice daily for the full two weeks.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
College of Agriculture At
Lexington
Auto-intoxication and self-poisoning warnings urged
The piece warns that poisons accumulate in the body from neglect and that auto intoxication causes sleepiness after meals flushed face and a long list of ailments. It prescribes castor oil or Dr Pierce Pellets as a remedy.
Farmers Community Meetings Move Across Kentucky Counties
Meetings to discuss farming issues were held or scheduled in Rockcastle Whitley Bell Knox Mercer Lincoln McCreary Wayne Pulaski Marion Taylor and Green counties this week and next. Additional sessions are planned in Nelson Washington Bullitt Oldham Henry Carroll Kenton Boone and possibly Owen. The schedule then extends toward Mason Lewis Fleming Lawrence Johnson and Pike along the Ohio and Big Sandy river basins.
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Rockcastle
Whitley
Bell
Knox
Mercer
Lincoln
McCreary
Wayne
Pulaski
Marion
Taylor
Green Counties
Ing
Nelson
Washington
Bullitt
Oldham
Henry
Carroll
Kenton
Boone
Owen
Ohio
Big Sandy
Mason
Lewis
Fleming
Lawrence
Johnson
Pike
RAT SNAP Sold by Chenault and Orear
RAT SNAP is advertised as a reliable rodent destroyer sold by Chenault and Orear. It offers cake portions sized 1 2 and 5 cakes with a money back guarantee and claims effectiveness in pantries kitchens cellars chicken houses and farm buildings.
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Chenault & Orear
Thrift as Empire’s Foundation, Cited by Lord Rosebery
A quotation from Lord Rosebery extols thrift as the indispensable base of a lasting empire. It asserts thrift ensures strength and longevity, declaring no nation can endure without disciplined frugality and prudent finance.
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Lord Roseberry
Bargains in Jewelry Across Elgin and Waltham Areas
50 cents on the dollar savings highlight Joe Rosenberg established 1896 offers bargains in Elgin and Waltham watches. Located at 141 Water Street near Upper and Lexington, Kentucky. Four decades of trade noted.
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Joe Rosenberg
Elgin
Waltham Watches
Water Street
Upper
Lexington
Easy Mark Headlines a Motto Reinforcing Frugal Quip
A local quip casts Bill Marks as Easy Mark with a motto Easy come easy go. The speaker notes saving the first dollar from pay into Sayings Stamps reflects thrift and humor in everyday life.
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Bill Mark
Easy Mark
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