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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
3
The passage muses on aging and parental bliss, praising harmony and joy as life deepens. It extols parents whose maturity blends romance and ambition with selflessness, seeking experiences that adds value and beauty to their children.
The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture will broaden 4th and 5th district extension programs to include corn and potato contests, dairy production, buttermaking, sewing, gardening, and forestry. Experts will assist clubs and materials loaned as youth compete at the state college show next January. The initiative aims to boost farm yields amid smaller holdings and rising population, with prizes, free trips to the State Fair, and correspondence welcomed to T. R. Bryant, Supt. Extension Division.
Ensign R C Saufley of Kentucky narrowly avoids punishment after Navy Secretary Meyer overrules findings at the Norfolk yard. The loss of three numbers is dropped and only a reprimand is issued to maintain discipline. The case centered on delays reporting repairs to torpedo boat Biddle and a protest against sending the vessel to sea near December 6.
By virtue of executions issued Jan 4 1912 from Montgomery and Bourbon circuits the sheriff will sell February 19 1912 at Mt Sterling Court House door the undivided one fourth interest of D L Henry in about 119 acres of land bounded by Zera Welch J E Henry Matt Ford and Aaron's Run Turnpike. Debts listed include L G Auxier Co 19.82 Lizzie Lewis 176.47 R Harper 77.02 Aultman Miller Co 101.07 total debts with costs. Sale on three month credit bond with security. Witnessed February 16 1912. Sheriff Montgomery County Ky.
The Commercial Club of Winchester Kentucky adopts resolutions urging the Kentucky General Assembly to enact a Public Utilities bill. It seeks to implement a constitutional provision requiring rapid, seamless interconnection and dispatch of messages between telephone and telegraph lines, with common carrier status and state regulation. The club asks publication, statewide distribution, and delivery to local officials.
For sale multiple Naragansett fowls including gobblers and hens. Gobblers $3 each and hens $2.50. Contact Mrs. Luther Mason at Mt Sterling Kentucky Rural Route No. 3, phone 629x.
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