Better methods of dairy cattle and red dairying interest grows
Over Kentucky farm and home news reports increased dairy cattle feeding methods led by County H F Link and the College of Culture. Living County agents and families work with L C Pace to form an organization for farm and home improvements. Poultry gains focus with 15 plus flocks enrolled in a winter egg laying project.
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H. F. Link
College of Culture
Y Bluff
Livingcounty
Ith County
L. C.’Pace
College of Agriculture
Callie Strong
Crittenden County
J. R. Spencer
Faith and War Cite Bible Rule in Jesville Note
A brief editorial from the Jesville Guard urges using the New Testament to oppose polygamy and the Old Testament for war, framing “proof for everything” as the guiding approach. The odd juxtaposition reflects a provocative religious stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesville Guard
An Eight Cylinder Car and Ancestral Clues
A fragment notes that ancestors in the Mayflower era and a trader with an eight cylinder car connect to a broader idea. The text hints at heritage and mechanical history without a clear story or dates.
Autumn Leaves Dreamer Desires Neighborly Help
A neighbor asks a poet who adores leaves to visit and collect autumn foliage from a backyard. The note expresses admiration for the poet and a wish for assistance with raking and removing leaves.
Pigs Prominent At Tenth Farm Convention In Lexington
The tenth annual Farm and Home Convention will run January 31 to February 3 in Lexington. Pig interests feature prominently with speakers from Kentucky and Ohio on swine feeding, breeding, and slaughtering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ee Pee J.P
Ie Birmiag Company
Brm
Phillips
W. D. Nicholls
Kentucky
Neil Jones
Washington Court House
Ohio
George Roberts
Agronomy
H. G. Sellards
Kentucky Swine Breeders’ Association
William Collins
North Middletown
Aaron Sapiro
California
Less Cultivation and More Grass Is Advised
Kentucky farmers should shift to grasses and legumes to boost profits. soils experts say 4.36 million of 5 million plowed acres go to cereals, mainly corn, while only about 2 million acres yield hay and forage. Introducing legume mixes like Japan clover and red top on poor soil could improve returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Soils and Crops Department
The
College of Agriculture
Japan
Rural mail box approach care urged for winter
The article stresses keeping rural mailbox approaches clear and box accessible per Section 827 to avoid drifts and mud holes. It urges patrons to maintain entrances, noting delays and wasted effort when carriers must leave their conveyance. Reading the section shows why smooth approaches help mail delivery and morale.
Bride of Two Weeks Foresees Married Life
A pithy quip notes that a recently married bride overestimates her knowledge of married life, contrasting it with the experience of a mother of many children. The line reflects caution about overconfidence in domestic matters.
Kindness as a universal language across all abilities
An aphoristic line celebrates kindness as a universal mode of communication, suggesting it transcends hearing and understanding barriers. It emphasizes inclusivity and the shared human capacity to connect without words.
Times Brighten As Growlers Smoke Out
A cheerful note recalls a period when times improve and growlers are cleared out, signaling a brighter mood and release of supplies.
Home mixed dairy feeds offer savings for farmers
Agricultural specialists advise smallholders to mix home feeds for dairy cows to save on costs. A suggested ration includes shipstuff, hominy meal, corn meal or cracked corn, and cottonseed or oil meal, with hay and silage for roughage.
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Dai
Animal Husbandry Department
College of Agriculture
Frs
Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Announces New Warehouse Posts
Ralph M Barker announces appointments to key warehouse posts for the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association. John L Buckley becomes assistant to the director of warehouse for the central district while C L Walters leads the western district and James W Fitzgerald heads Ohio and Mason counties. John R Crockett oversees the eastern district, with Robert E Beatty as Lexington leaf department manager and Charles L Latham supervising warehouses district wide. Latham will oversee property condition and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Barker
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Ralph M. Barker
John L. Buckley
Lexington
C. L. Walters
Shelbyville
James W. Fitzgerald
Maysville
Ohio
Mason County
John R. Crockett
Sharpsburg
Robert E. Beatty
Lexington Leaf
Charles L. Latham
Latham
William C. McDowell
County Court Day Listings by Districts
A compiled schedule lists county court days for Kentucky districts. Each district pairs a county seat with its court day, typically the first, second, third, or fourth Monday, with several entries noting exceptions such as months with special timings. The list includes Adair-Columbia through Menefee-Frenchburg with specified Mondays.
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Adair
Columbia
Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Bath
Owingsville
Boyle
Danville
Bell—Pineville
Boone—Burlington
Boyd—Catlettsburg
Bracken—Brecksville
Breathitt—Jackson
Bourbon—Paris
Carter—Grayson
Clay
Manchester
Clark—Winchester
Elliott
Martinsburg
Estill
Knox—Barbourville
Knott
Morgan—West Liberty
Owsley
Booneville
Oldham—LaGrange
Mercer—Harrodsbur
Menefee
Frenchburg
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Mickie
Chilled Singhine
Wemere Newssne
Heim
Farm and Home News
McCracken
Milan
J. R. Bird
Livingston County
Brockway
Clay Street
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Incorporated
Busi
Advocate
WM. Cravens
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