Ohio inaugurates state democratic club with notable incorporators
Governor elect Donahey and ex governors Cox Campbell join former Chief Justice Nichols and Attorney General Hogan as incorporators of a new Democratic club in Ohio. Headquarters will be in Columbus with plans for Neil House quarters on an entire floor. The article notes strong party enthusiasm and potential large membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Cox
Campbell
Ohio
Supreme Court
Nichols
Hogan
and Meeker
Columbus
Neil
Democrats
Better feeding, crop profits drive Kentucky farm club efforts
Morgan County farmers boost egg production with tankage fed hens while junior agricultural clubs help youths build bank accounts. In Crittenden and Grayson counties, purebred sires and farm record books spread through farmers as Bank of Caneyville and Clarkson supply tools for yearlong profits. Fayette County demonstrations promote barley leaf grading amid growing market interest. Trust in the Lord and do good, Psalm 37:3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
R. B. Rankin
Grayson County
R. W. Scearce
College of Agriculture At
Lexington
Bank of Caneyville
Bank of Clarkson
Scearce
Fayette County
W. R. Gabbert
There Ain't No Such Animal as a Baseball Talking Barber
A witty regional quip contrasts a barber who talks baseball with a woman who won t look in a mirror, reflecting cultural humor and social expectations in casual dialogue.
Farm inventory advised as foundation for yearly profits
W P Nicholls of the College of Agriculture urges farmers to take a four to five hour annual inventory between now and April first or January 1 for tax purposes. The process records real estate livestock implements machinery feed and other farm property with conservative values based on current sale or replacement costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PD. Nicholls
The
College of Agriculture
Poetic phrases echo dunes and wind in Teasdale note
The text blends Teasdale style lines about walking dunes and wind driven sand, returning to scenes of waves and mirroring coins. It also briefly notes a woman trying to manage a husband, remarks on a job lag.
Calico Blue Corn Exhibited for Students on Muddy Creek Pike
Ears of blue calico corn found in Ed Wilcox field along Muddy Creek pike are on display at the county high school for agricultural students. The blue speckled variety, now rare, was highly valued by Indians and is believed to endure drought better than other types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Oes Gude
Ed Wilcox
Winchester
Noted Citizens Sing Along to National Anthem
A fragment notes diverse people present who know the words to the celebrated national anthem, reflecting broad participation and shared civic sentiment.
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Lafayette Hotel
L. B. Shouse
H. L. Clarke
Sycamore Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
John White& CO
Louisville, KY
Kentucky
Harlan County
Robert T. Harrison
Crittenden County
John R. Spencer
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Incorporated
Nettleton
HER
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kaufman Clothing (Incorporated
Lexington’s Better Store
Sara Teasdale
Michler Brothers
Lucy Wilson
MT. Sterling
W. A. Bondurant’s
Walsh Co. Clothing
Maysville Street
Pheme 316
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