Liberty Loan forged as sword of liberty for world
An editorial urges support for the U S Liberty Loan as a symbolic blade to defeat Prussian aggression. It argues the war fund will blunt German cruelty, forge democracy, and carry liberty and justice across the world. It notes Americans must join champions in the field and contribute now. It also reports Charles W Bean will race in Indiana with trotters Bernice Moore Bessie Brooks and pacer Mable T en route to the State Fair in Louisville.
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Germany
America
Liberty Loan
War Fund
Charles W. Bean
Columbus
Indiana
Louisville
Bean
Bernice Moore
Bessie Brooks
Mable T
U S Pressing Need for Cavalry Horses
Washington July 8 Col John S Fair of the Quartermaster Corps outlines a national program to breed and supply riding horses for U. S. cavalry. He cites thoroughbred and standard bred stock as foundations, notes France and England as models, and urges farmer cooperation and state breeding efforts to produce suitable remounts for future campaigns.
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Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
John
Fair
Quartermaster Corps
United States
Morgan
Col. Fair
France
Jockey Club
New York State
Kentucky
Nature
England
Hall Walker
Alfalfa Crop Methods Shown For Best Stand
A reader disputes timing and soil prep from a Herald Bluegrass July 29 piece on alfalfa. He favors inoculating by sowing one fourth alfalfa with red clover on wheat ground, using an alfalfa drill, and notes 30 acres seeded with good stands, claiming lighter soil and proper inoculation yield quicker establishment.
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Herald
Alfalfa Stand Suggested On Five Acre Field
J. T. Coons advises farmers on Spencer pike to test alfalfa on a five acre boundary noting it can yield as much hay as twenty acres of red clover. He reports two crops this year and plans more, encourages small sowings, and offers phone help to start.
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Spencer Pike
Hunt couple buysMt Sterling residence on Winn Street
Mr and Mrs W T Hunt purchase the modern two story home of Joe H Scott on Winn Street through W Hoffman Wood The price is private and possession is given immediately The home is described as among Mt Sterling best with an excellent lot and the Hunts will reside there
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W. T. Hunt
W. Hoffman Wood
Man Who
Joe H. Scott
Winn St
Mt. Sterling
Mrs. Hunt
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases, once deemed incurable. Local remedies failed, so a constitutional approach is urged. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo is taken internally and said to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward offers proof of cure failure.
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Russia
East Prussia
Col. Fair
Germany
Jockey Club
Major August Belmont
F. Ambrose Clark
Henry T. Oxnard
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ir. J. Cheney & CO
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Artillery School Candidates Ordered to Report for Training
All civilians over draft age accepted as candidates for the field artillery central officers training school at Camp Taylor are ordered to report for instruction on August 17. They will join observation batteries for weeks and then move to school batteries as candidate officers. About 1200 candidates are expected to graduate and receive commissions as second lieutenants. Edgar B. Kay, civil engineer in the construction division at Washington, has arrived to inspect the utilities department.
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Field Artillery Central Officers
Camp Taylor
Edgar B. Kay
Washington
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Mr. Merchant
Advocate
the Golden Sword
the Advocate For Printing
W. S. Lloyd
Cumberland Telephone
U.S
Empire State
M. C. Bristol
Col. Bristol
Front Royal
Forts Reno
Keogh
Oklahoma
Montana
Belmont Park
Light Arms
Saratoga
Farmers Co-operation Essential
J. T. Coons
Bourbce Cemedy CQ
Lesington
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
E. P. Pierce