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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
4
In Lexington the address to about 2,500 tobacco growers warehouse men and bankers repeats the idea of splitting sales into two parts and removing the 1921 crop. He argues for a firm growers' organization to manufacture tobacco as the sole remedy to curb recurring low prices for growers and related businesses.
The West Liberty Courier urges Morgan and surrounding counties to back a hard surfaced road to Mt Sterling to regain lost trade. It notes Mt Sterling’s historic rail outlet shifted trade away after the L and N railroad and warns a Morehead road could draw traffic away, stressing the need for a trunk line approach.
Verse questions daily deeds and future hopes in a reflection on present action. The poem ponders if today’s small acts of kindness truth feeding hungry souls and lifting hearts measure against grand promises of tomorrow.
Devil Anse Hatfield died of pneumonia Thursday night at the Hatfield home in Island Creek Logan County West Virginia. He led the Hatfield McCoy feud for thirty years and survived many ambushes and hand to hand battles with the McCoys. The feud began over hog ownership in the mountains of Northern Kentucky and remains a defining legend of Appalachian crime history.
Wartime life tests resolve as citizens maintain public cheer and self respect by smiling despite hardship. The piece notes courage and morale are linked to outward brightness amid conflict.
Mr and Mrs Henry Havermale welcome a six pound girl at their Judy area home on January 3rd. The baby has been named Gladys Mae.
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