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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

8

Farm Meet Stresses Sheep Production At State Convention

The tenth annual Farm and Home Convention at the College of Agriculture features sheep makers with lectures on wool and mutton, carcass demonstrations, a special mutton lunch, and the Kentucky Sheep Breeders Association meeting. Speakers include J P Philips W S Bell Warrener and Wilbur with college staff contributing. The program ends with a livestock show in the evening.

Kentucky College of Agriculture Kentucky Sheep Breeders’ Association J. P. Philips Birmingham Packing Company Birmingham Ala W. 8. Bell Bourbon Stock Yards Louisville 8. K. Warrener Bowling Green George Wilbur Marynville Ohio E. J. Wilford L. J. Horlacher R. C. Miller College Mr. Philips Bell Warrener Miller Horlacher Wilbur

Sweet Clover and Honey Price Offer in Falmouth Ky

Advertisement promotes red clover alternatives with sweet clover seed direct from grower at half price. Mentions scarified seed and free circulars. Also lists price on pure honey from John A Sheehan of Falmouth KY R D 4. (29-6t-pd)

John A. Sheehan R. D. No Falmouth

Chicken-hearted man warned against marriage risk

A humorous quip states a cowardly man should avoid marriage unless he seeks to join the henpecked class, implying social pressure and domestic folly.

Purse-Sized Preserves Ad Promises 30 Cent Jar

An old advertisement touts a jar of pure fruit preserves for 30¢ at Vanarsdell's. The copy uses a suggestive line about temptation involving a corset when a stout man views a slender woman.

Vanarsdell’s

After looking at a new baby a bachelor can't see

A quirky sentence notes a bachelor puzzled by the value a newborn brings, contrasting expectations and suggesting a light humorous take on paternal pride and family ties.

Tobacco Pool Protected by Law in Kentucky

Kentucky lawmakers enshrined the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association marketing contract in law. Col Joseph Passonneau explains provisions including landlord delivery control, injunctions for breach, liquidated damages at five cents per pound, and costs of court and attorney fees in enforcement actions.

Bingham Co-Operative Marketing Act Kentucky Joseph Passonneau Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association Lexington Bingham Col. Passonneau Bingham Co-Operative Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Marketing Association Col. Passsonneau

Woodland pastures offer check on timber shortage

With timber shortage worsening each year, Kentucky farmers turn to woodland pastures as a profitable use for poor soils. Agronomist Ralph Kenney notes existing and developing pastures across limestone regions, with trees such as walnut locust and white oak boosting value. Goats and sheep aid clearing. grass and Japan clover seed establish quickly on rough land.

Kentucky Ralph Kenney The College of Agriculture Mkenney Bluegrass Christian County Kenney Japan

Ready to Walk Across Niagara Pup Trial Begins

A report notes preparations and tensions as a pup involved in a dramatic Niagra crossing incident faces scrutiny. Authorities weigh rash actions and possible cruelty while considering the legitimate course of action and the implications for public safety.

Clarence in City High School Play Delights Audiences

Thespians from the city high school presented Clarence a comedy of modern American life by Booth Tarkington. The show, directed by C. E. Ackley, featured strong acting especially from Margaret Hunter as Cora Wheeler and Ted Hardwick as Clarence. Cast one performed Friday night with a second show slated for Saturday.

City High School Clarence Booth Tarkington Little Theatre C. E. Ackley Matuer Margaret Hunter Cora Wheeler Ted Hardwick Miss Hunter Nell Clay Violet Pinney Dorothy Grinstead Della Margaret Davis Dinwiddie Nathan Cohen Hubert Stem Henry Robb

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