Disarmament talk and humorous quips circulate
The excerpt quips about disarmament and forgiveness among the English, references a weather predictor as a grouch, questions a mosquito on a wooden leg, mentions Obregon's troubled waters, notes an aviator's natural death out West, and ends with a casual remark on engine trouble.
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Kentucky Voters To Decide State Superintendent Amendment
The measure seeks to remove the state superintendent from politics by creating a nine member State Board of Education appointed by the Governor with nonpartisan tenure. It argues appointment by board or governor offers continuity and professional management of schools, contrasting with party elections. Endorsed by state education groups and civic organizations with a call to vote for the amendment.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Kentucky
University and
Normal School
KY Educational Survey
Kentucky Educational Association
Kentucky Division of the American Legion
Federated Women’s Clubs of Kentucky
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Kentucky Parent-Teachers’ Association
Sale Notice for Bryan Property on Samuels Avenue
Public sale of the Bryan property at Samuels Avenue and Clay Street scheduled next Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. The remark notes that many people do not seek help until defeat is evident.
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Bryan
Percy D. Bryan
Samuels Avenue
C. H. Bryan
Clay and
Elm Streets
Clay
Mt. Sterling
Elm Street
Clay Street
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