Leaf Marketing in Harding Plan
National Agricultural Conference planned by Secretary Henry C Wallace will focus on marketing of farm products. Clifton Rodes of Kentucky, tied to the burley tobacco movement, discussed the conference with President Harding and emphasized support for cooperative marketing and farmer cooperation as key to improving prosperity.
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National Agricultural Conference
Secretary of
Henry C. Wallace
Washington
Watuesday
Clifton Rodes
Burley Co-Operative Tobacco
Kentucky
West Virginia
Rodes
President Harding
Mr. Harding
Harring
Music in Modern Shows Echoes of the Late Victrola Era
A note from The Advocate indicates much current musical theater relies on late Victrolian era styles. It comments on the prevailing musical tastes and the influence of old recording culture on contemporary performances.
Wright H M Dentist Office Hours and Contact
Dr H M Wright announces the dentistry practice hours at the Office Traders National Bank from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Office phone 247 and residence 249 listed for appointments and inquiries.
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National Bank
Office
What This Buffalo Physician Has Done For Humanity
An aged Buffalo physician, Dr. Pierce, gained early fame in Pennsylvania for curing diseases. He moved to Buffalo and developed Golden Medical Discovery, a blood tonic extract from native roots that improves red blood cells, digestion, and skin clarity. It claims to purify the blood and restore vigor and vitality, with free medical advice offered from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Kentucky Children’s Code Proposals For Legislature
The commission reports proposed acts to reform juvenile court law probation, create a permanent juvenile courts and probation commission, update child labor and abandonment laws, and establish an abandoned children status for adoption. A later session plan awaits public discussion with a full report from 428 South First Street Louisville. members include Frances Ingram and others.
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South First Street
Louisville
Kentucky Educational Commission
Children’s Code Commission
Frances Ingram
Robert F. Vaughan
Stanley Reed
Maysville
Charles B. Semple
John F. Smith
Beréa
Kentucky mineral treasure mapped for state survey funding
Dr Willard Rouse Jillson urges a $25 000 appropriation for the Kentucky geological survey at the 1922 state legislature session. He proposes doubling the mapping program to locate mineral resources, with printing funds rising from 5000 to 7000. He notes Kentucky as a treasure house of minerals and highlights mapping gaps limiting exploration and revenue.
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Kentucky Geological Survey
Willard Rouse Jillson
Jnst Eading
Kentucky
Postmasters To Attend Schools For Training
Beginning January new postmasters must attend state run schools under Postmaster General Hays. Each state designates a central account post to oversee second and third class postmaster instruction with a superintendent of schools. Training covers public relations, public education about the mails, handling complaints, guarding mails, and maintaining department relations.
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Hays
Gen- 41
Rar
Erie
Propaganda attacks on American histories by college professors
The piece denounces a New York centered propaganda campaign aimed at shaping histories of the American Revolution. It argues newer scholarly histories are more truthful than older works, endorsed by the Daughters of the Revolution, and ends with a marital anecdote about a husband proving his devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Daughters of the Revolution
Larue Farmers Plan To Keep Book and Records
A group of Larue county farmers will keep books and records in 1922 to systematize their farm business. County Agent J. W. Jones reports one bank has purchased farm account books for distribution, and four farmers have already started their records.
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Larue County
J. W. Jones
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East High Street
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Fort
Charles H. Berryman
Pres
John G. Cramer
Mgr
John White & CO
Ussvilla, Ky
the Advocate
H. M. Wright
Elkhorn and
Black Band
Cannel
Sovereign
W. Va
S. P. Greenwade Commission & Storage Co
South Queen and Railroad
East Main Street
Walsh Co
John A. Keller Co
Lexington
Mary C. Ayres
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Richmond
Old Point
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardue
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
HON Meat Company
MT. Sterling
Michler Bros. CO
Lexington Florists
Lucy Wilson
LARUE
G. D. Sullivan & Co
Mt, Sterling, Ky
Ramsey & Mason
McDonald Bros
Che Howe Beautiful
George N.gennelius
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