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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

8

Farm meeting program already well started

Plans for the eleventh annual Farm and Home Convention at the College of Agriculture from January 30 to February 2 next year are under way for Kentucky farmers and wives. The program features talks demonstrations and conferences on sheep wool alfalfa dairy hogs fruit poultry rural churches and more with noted speakers from the college and state.

College of Agriculture Kentucky N. R. Elliott Mary FE. Sweeney Washington, D. C R. C. Miller L. J. Horlacher Er. J. Kinney The College Sweeney Ben EK. Niles Henderson Kentucky State Horticultural Society W. D. Valleau Geo. Roberts W. W. Dimock Margaret Coffin Eleanor Enright A. J. Olney J. S. Gardner J. H. Martin J. R. Smyth

Christmas Club savings plan offered by Traders National Bank

The Traders National Bank promotes a Christmas Club savings plan with small deposits starting at 1c to 10c weekly for 50 weeks, leading to sums like 12.50 or 127.50, plus an even amount option from 25c to 20 dollars weekly. Members may withdraw or roll over funds at the end, encouraging thrift. The piece also includes editorial quips on government and wages.

Iso Traders National Bank

Farmers seek relief as North Dakota witness calls for price support

John Fray of Turtle Lake North Dakota told the senate agricultural committee farmers face extinction without aid. He cited high taxes, low crop prices and heavy mortgages while urging government fixed prices for 2 3 years to restore debt repayment. Co operatives and cooperative marketing drew committee support as farm credit and reserve system tweaks were discussed.

Washington North Dakota John Fray Turtle Lake Neo Senate Agricultural Committee Fray Senate Banking Committee Federal Reserve System Aaron Sapiro Co-Operative Market Associations Sapiro

To Smoke Meat And Prep For Winter Farm Tasks

A county farm note urges January focus on preserving meat, preparing for bobsled season, protecting crops from scale, keep litter dry, spread manure before feeding, balance books, ensure poultry rations, and plan winter pleasures. Emphasizes caring for palatability of roughage with molasses and consulting county agents for solving season problems.

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Democrats Plan Jackson Day Dinners Nationwide

Democratic leaders plan Jackson Day dinners on January 8 to capitalize on the party’s recent victory and spur campaign activities in 1924. Chairman Cordell Hull urged state and local committees to promote gatherings and anniversaries to boost organization.

Cordell Hull Democratic National Committee Hull

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H. L. Clarke Rogers Co West Main Street Mt. Sterling, Ky J. H. McLain United States Departartment of Agriculture M. L. Hall Shelbyville Katherine Kristian Irene Piedalue Nellie Gard A. J. Steiner Mr. Phillips M. O. Hughes Louisville Frank L. McVey University of Kentucky Adn Wayland Rhoads T. R. Bryant Europe Christmas Club Central Edae Thomas Candy Co West Main St Lexington Fountain Pens Waterman Conklin Wolland West Short Street Glass Virginia Burke St. Lexington W. A. Bondurant’s Walsh Co. Clothing Maysville Street Montgomery County Bourbon Clark Bath Mennefee Mt. Sterling North F. D. Richardson Jersey Milk Company East High Street
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