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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1921

Page

8

For Sale Pianos and Pianos Accessories in Lexington

Safety first economy second both are found in Conroy's home made saddles and harness material and workmanship specializing in saddle repairing. For sale pianos player pianos of highest grades talking machines of best makes J. H. Templeman Piano Co. 137 North Broadway Lexington Ky.

Conroy Bank S&j J. H. Brown J. H. Templeman Piano Co North Broadway Lexington, Ky

Tobacco Prices Hit Low on South Carolina Market

Woodford county tobacco grower E Buckley returned from South Carolina where sales showed prices as low as four cents a pound for Burley with many lots passed or unbid. Buckley noted a short crop and quality similar to last year while prices fell fifty percent or more, leaving tenants with meager checks and families financially strained. He observed widespread distress among farmers and the reaction to cooperative marketing efforts.

Co. E. Buckley Woodford County South Carolina Kentucky Burley Buckley Burley Tobacco

South Carolina growers back cooperative tobacco plan

Dr. A J A Alexander of Woodford county tobacco interests endorses the Burley Tobacco Marketing Association contract. He explains his delay was due to absence from the state and commits to sign on return. Fayette county pledges exceed three million pounds to the marketing effort.

A. J. A. Alexander Woodford County Burley Tobacco Marketing Association Alexander Dr. Alexander Fayette County The Marketing Association

Poultry Housing Methods Highlight Kentucky State Fair Exhibit

The College of Agriculture poultry department will feature proper housing showing light air and space to boost health and egg production. At the Kentucky State Fair September 12 to 17 in the Grandstand Building, models will illustrate converting existing houses to better suit farms and flocks. J. H. Martin leads the exhibit with staff on hand to answer questions.

Poultry Department The College of Agriculture J. H. Martin Kentucky College Poultry Department Martin

Two Eggs In One Week From 32 Culls Demonstration

Fayette county farmer 32 culls laid two eggs in one week after 32 of his 70 hens were culled while 38 retained layers produced 87 eggs. Demonstration with County Agent Gabbert and College of Agriculture shows how to separate loafers from steady layers and reduce summer losses.

BE. Hall Fayette County W. R. ,Gabbert College of Agriculture Kentucky J. A. Martin

Six million feeble minded in the United States debate

Dr. Adler cites six million feeble minded as a conservative estimate prompting questions about the accuracy of such demographic claims. The remark suggests scrutiny of measurements and potential bias in early 20th century eugenics discourse.

Dr. Adler U.S Mr. Adler

Prohibition Whips Echo Amid Silent Change

A remark notes occasional cheers against national prohibition but observes no real impact. The line suggests stubborn enforcement persists despite sporadic public amusement or dissent.

Sows Should Gain Weight Before Farrow

College of Agriculture feeders prepare sows for fall farrowing with a ration of 50 pounds corn 50 pounds middlings 10 pounds tankage plus access to sudan grass. Feed about one pound daily per 100 pounds live weight. adjust if pasture is short. Farrowing occurs early to mid September with gradual weight gain and careful handling of nervous sows. Farrowing pens should be clean cool and dust free.

College of Agriculture College E. J. Wilford

Auto affordability gaps widen as world splits over car access

A reflection on growing inequality in vehicle ownership. The remark notes that half the world seems unsure how the other half funds automobiles, hinting at broader economic disparities and shifting consumption patterns.

Revival meeting at Andersons barn draws large crowd

Court day in Winchester is reported. The revival at Mr Al Anderson s barn near Side View led by Rev A F Shields and O Q Heath is a great success with seventeen conversions. A basket dinner is planned and about 1000 people are expected. Numerous local families and guests from Bourbon, Shelby, and neighboring counties attended.

Winchester al Anderson Side View A. F. Shields O. Q. Heath J. H. Leggett Tilton Mason Lucille Near the Levee Bourbon County Luther Leggett Millersburg Bruce Elam Near Judy Wheeley Sharpsburg G. R. Leggett and Sons Shelbyville Ben Mooreland Opal, Tempest Susan Mooreland Middletown John Hamilton Mary Martin Jeffersonville Eula Gladys West Myrtle Saunders Connersville Ind

Furnished Town Center House For Rent

For rent a furnished house in perfect order with every convenience located in the town center. Suitable for a small family. Apply at this office.

Baby Beef Circular for Junior Agritech Clubs

New Kentucky College of Agriculture circular outlines baby beef project for 4H and junior club members. Covers selection, management, feeding, calf preparation and common cattle diseases. Free by writing the Experiment Station in Lexington to obtain a copy. Also notes a Lost hound report and a Kentucky licensing line about enforcement.

Bright fall hats offered with new shades and reasonable prices

Miss Bettie M. Roberts advertises an attractive line of fall hats in bright new shades with reasonable prices.

Bettie M. Roberts

Senate Vacation Wish Sparks Light Remark

A fragment notes the Senate wanting to take a vacation describing loafing as the most tiresome occupation in the world. The remark underscores a critical view of legislative idleness. The brief hints at public frustration with lengthy breaks during governance.

Senate

Flour Analysis Note Sparks Open Mouth Open Mind Idea

An obscure line notes tension between practical acts and open thinking. The remark contrasts behavior with attitude, suggesting caution in interpretation of ideas versus actions.

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