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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
2
The Lewis county effort to eradicate tuberculosis begins with testing 500 head of cattle. County Agent R. O. Bate reports six tested animals are carriers of the disease and were.
The notice lists bank hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. It provides Office phone 912 and Residence phone 554 for contact.
The fragment notes that two of the six reactors were purchased by their last owner. Details are unclear due to incomplete text but imply a transfer of ownership prior to the current record.
Joseph Sparks urged a nationwide drive to ensure every disabled World War veteran in hospitals receives a government compensation check by Christmas. The Hoosier Legionnaire criticizes Andrew Mellon for opposing a five year immigrant exclusion and defending steel interests. A Britton Oklahoma veteran was rehabilitated by the US Veterans Bureau and a local post to buy his shop. Ohio orphans chose books and classics for Christmas gifts. Cincinnati raises 250 000 for club houses and a summer camp for disabled veterans.
Kentucky public health workers will gain five sanitary inspectors trained by the School of Public Health a joint program of the State Board of Health and the University of Louisville. The new inspectors will graduate in January and be sent to counties as the board studies where they are most needed and effective.
Edward G. Moss and Gala Chase quietly wed after traveling from their home area to Paris then Lexington. The bride and groom, both praised as promising young locals, reside with the groom’s parents. A USDA note states 15 to 20 percent of the northwest apple crop is Delicious, fetching higher prices than other boxed varieties.
A light regional reflection compares country butter to a boy’s mood during churning, noting the butter’s sweetness against the boy’s temperamental labor and the everyday humor of rural life.
A brief remark in The Advocate comments on a rule about a man's appeal being younger and more attractive than his wife, noting few exceptions. The item preserves the old period tone and phrasing.
About 300 Washington County farmers attended nine demonstrations on stripping and grading burley tobacco. W L McMurty, a grader for the Burley Association, led sessions on farms of J R Claybrook C W Homen Everett Wakefield R A Thompson J H Hopper William Arnold Jack Rayburn George Russell and James Gowin. The crop shows improved color and minimal damage this year with one third higher quality than last year.
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