Mt Sterling Advocate Publication Details
Publisher notes for Mt Sterling Advocate listing publication days Tuesday and Thursday each week. Includes editor W H Hedden Sr and J W Hedden Jr with Mrs Mary Ayres as Local News Editor. Indicates post office entry as second class and subscription price of two dollars per year with payment required before insertion.
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MT. Sterling Advocate
W. Hedden
J. W. Hedden, JR
Mary Co
AYRES
Mt. Sterling
Mandatory court advertising in paper with largest circulation
In session, advocates urge making publicity of all court notices mandatory in the paper with the largest circulation. The proposal would extend to public court advertising, sheriff notices, and city printing to ensure broad visibility.
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Sheriff’s
Muhlenberg Farmers Plan Seed Testing to Improve Corn
Muhlenberg County farmers join with County Agent F C Townes to test seed before spring planting. Ten farmers including C A Bard L L Penrod W B Bridges Elvis Jackson H M Dean C G M Tucker B B Baker Fred Fleming J W Arrendell P F Turner will test seed and later help neighbors adopt the method. Found white kid glove advert follows.
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Muhlenberg
F. C. Townes
C. A. Bard
L.L. Penrod
W. B. Bridges
Elvis Jackson
H. M. Dean
CG. M. Tucker
B. B. Baker
Fred Fleming
J. W. Arrendell
P. F. Turner
October Farm Tasks And Seasonal Preparations
The passage lists month related chores for harvest and breeding, including making breeding pens, keeping accounts, tracking egg prices, salting stock, planning garden seed orders, and preparing horses. It warns that careless work can cause colds and pneumonia.
Eleven Larue Farmers Begin Farm Book Keeping
County Agent Jones reports eleven Larue county farmers have started a new year by taking the farm inventory of their land and equipment, marking the start of their system of farm book keeping as reported by The Advocate in a twice weekly edition.
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Larue County
Jones
Morrow Proposes Fifty-Five Million Bond Drive for Kentucky
Governor Morrow urged a fifty million dollar bond issue to fund a statewide highway system and upgrades to schools and institutions. He argued past biannual patches left Kentucky lagging in roads and education, and said bonds at four and a half to five percent could be retired in thirty years without raising taxes. The plan would combine state bonds with federal aid to build and maintain the system.
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Morrow
Assembly
Kentucky
Heart of
Kentucky Good Ads Association
Farm and Home Convention Draws Kentucky Farmers
Leading Kentucky farmers and their wives attend the Farm and Home Convention at the College of Agriculture. They emphasize keeping up with the latest methods in improved agriculture and home making, as stated by dean T P Gooper.
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Kentucky
College of Agriculture
T. P. Gooper
College of ‘Agriculture
Local Hogs Sold and Social Notes from Lexington
Stepstone Willie Ragan reports 20 head of hogs sold to Thomas Green and Sid Hart at eight dollars per hundred this week. Various family and social visits are noted across Bourbon and surrounding counties, with dances and visits among neighbors.
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P. H. Phipps
Thomas Green
Sid Hart
Z. Wiloughby
John Stull
Frank Brown
A. B. Thomasson
Mt. Sterling
Richard Carpenter
H. B. Hobbs
W. B. Henry House
Luther Kendall
Kendall Springs
J. M. Steele
Charles Blevins
Chester Ray
Robert Tirley
Sherman Alexander
Bourbon County
J. D. Alexander
Cornelius Williams
Walter Quisenberry
Jonas Reynolds
Nancy Penders
Miss Trimble
Sadley Richards
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Advocate Publishing Company
Thesmeran Press Association
Muhlenberg Farmers Plan
the Advocate
H. B. Ringo
H. G. Hoffman
McCormick & Oldham
R. G. Kern
Stepstone
Willie Ragan
John W. Bain
W. Short St
Lexington
Walter M. Reissinger
Timmins Machine Shop
Pine St
Lexington Engine and Boiler Works
WM. Adams & Son
West Main Street
Lexington, Ky
John Deere
J. R. Lyons
Ragan-Gay Garage
Harley- Davidson and
Excelsior
Adams & Young
East Short Street
B. Green
Main St
Willie Carpenter
Brethren
Rey
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