Remount Association Leads U S Horse Improvement Effort
Col. F. S. Armstrong heads the Remount Association with headquarters in Washington D C. The group has deployed 164 stallions 85 donated by patriots for breeding across zones to raise U S horse quality for cavalry. Demand for horses grows amid plans to double spring needs and establish American thoroughbred nurseries.
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Everge
Union
F. S. Armstrong
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Remount Associa
Farmers of America
Association
Washington
United State Cavalry
America
Plum Lick Area Social Roundup Keeps Busy
Plum Lick and nearby families spent Sundays visiting relatives in Mt. Sterling St Louis Paris Carlisle and Sharpsburg. Numerous households from the community shared calls and gatherings at W B Crouch Taul and other homes with Miss Elsie Henry returning from a ten day visit.
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Henry Gillaspie
Brock
Henry Preston
Mt. Sterling
W. B. Crouch
William F. Harberg
Ruth Jewell
Billy Ed
St. Louis
John Taul
Clint Williams
Martha Jones
Johnson Station
Laura Bill Dalzell
E. H. Crouch
Lida Lou
Margaret
W.B. Crouch
Troup Clark
T. D. Bentley
Lee Cravens
Cal Caywood
Troy May
Ella Lane
Sharpsburg
Elsie Henry
Watt Ishmael
Sam Ishmael
Payton’s Lick
Taylor County Farmers Organize Pure-Bred Jersey Sire Co-op
The Taylor County Co operative Pure bred Bull Association nears completion with 150 cows represented. E M Prewitt dairy extension specialist reports the enrollment, aided by County Agent J L Miller and local farmers. Three pure bred Jersey sires will improve enrolled herds after the organization is scheduled for the near future.
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Taylor County Co-operative Pure-bred Bull Association
E. M. Prewitt
College of Agriculture
J. L.miller
Local Social Notes Round Up At Mt Sterling Area
Levee Ethel West correspondent reports visits and new birth announcements. Mary Douglas returns home to Stanton after visiting Ettie Hainline. Various locals including Garland Monroe, Claude McClain family, and the West, Witt, and Garret households share weekend visits and guests from Paris Ashland and Hazard. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Claude McClain.
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Mary Douglas
Ettie Hainline
Stanton
Garland Monroe
Mt. Sterling
Vernon Witt
Claude McClain
Sanford
Lucy Garrett
Chas. West
Carrie and
Eva Pasley
Nellie Witt
Bessie West
Edna Rose
Paris
Catherine Hammond
Ashland
Anna Mae Reissinger
Chas, West
Campbell Anderson
Blanche Knox
Pete Rainey
Nannie
Bessie
Anna Lizzie
Charles West
John Myers
Hazard
Jennie Yocum
Cain Creek
W. M. Riessinger
Local Folks Attend Church and Celebrate Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Martin went to Bobbie Ridge for work in the oil fields. Miss Lunningham married George Derickson Jr. last Friday at Beattyville. The Benningfields and Smythes appear in various visits and illnesses, with several relatives noted in Bowen and Stanton communities.
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Bert L. Martin
Bobbie Ridge
Martin
Jake Smythe
Nora Smythe
Bowen
Charles C. Burke
Beattyville
Geo. P. Burke
R. M. Morton
Lunningham
George Derickson, Jr
Six Room Brick Bungalow on 80 Acres Near Versailles
A beautiful six room brick bungalow with 80 acres in Woodford county three miles from Versailles near church school and trolley. Features include hard wood floors concrete basement gas lighting and heating a new six acre tobacco barn. Former price 19500 present bargain price 12000. W H Rassley Versailles Ky. (80 81).
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Woodford County
Versailles
Church
W. H. Rassley
Clean Poultry Yard Practices Reduce Summer Roup
Poultrymen at the College of Agriculture urge clean coops and yards to give chicks ample range and airflow. Do not overcrowd the houses and ventilate well to curb summer roup. use a disinfectant if the disease appears and add potassium perman ganate to water to prevent spread.
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Frasey
College of Agriculture
Man in Charge Misreads His Domain
A reflective line notes a man who governs others and pretends to own the world only to discover he lacks the means to enclose it, a caution about hubris and limits of power.
Conscience and Fashion Transform Public Behavior
A philosophical reflection notes conscience can curb bravery and fashion can mock virtue, shaping how people act in society. It contrasts inner moral restraint with outward trends influencing choices.
Wheat yield rise from acid phosphate demo in Marion County
Henry Harmon and H J Childress conducted an extension division trial applying 150 pounds of acid phosphate on one wheat field. The treated field produced 20 bushels per acre of high grade wheat versus 15 bushels in the untreated field, showing a five bushel gain.
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Henry Harmon
Marion County
Ae of Agriculture
H. J. Childress
Harmon
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Plum Lick
Lena Laughlin
Ashton Gilkey
North
Middletown
Kenney
Conner Fletcher
Near
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St. Louis, Mo
George Clinkenbeard
Carlisle
Henry Taul
Buford Curtis
N. H. Pletcher
Levee
LaFayette
L. B. Shouse
Lexington
Bates
Ethel West
Vina Benningfield
L. D. James
Genet
Daisy Lowe
Mountain Springs
Nan Benningfield
Miss Maude
Bowen Reer Oos SS
Virgie Derickson
Anna Derickson
Lula Derickson
Titan
The
Walsh Company
Palm Beach
Knox
Hopkins
Ramsey & Mason
McDonald Bros
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