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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
7
A Kentucky study links high land values to higher livestock values across five counties. E Stephenson argues soil improvement and livestock expansion go hand in hand since pastures and home grown feed drive farm profitability. Comparisons show beef cattle, dairy cattle, sheep and hog values rise with land value.
The text reflects a shift in certainty as speakers acknowledge that their prior understanding was incomplete. It suggests a progression from confidence to doubt, highlighting intellectual humility and the evolving nature of knowledge.
A quip notes that courtship favors praise from a man while marriage shifts to financial duties as the wife’s expectations change. The remark lampoons gender roles with a humorous contrast between early romance and domestic responsibilities.
For rent a small farm. Apply to Miss Sue Evans at 32 Clay Street. (20-eoi-tf).
A list of county court pairings and their corresponding meeting Mondays across Kentucky. The entries show each county or city pair with the assigned Monday for monthly sessions, noting variations such as multiple Mondays in a month and exceptions, as in Owsley and Todd areas.
Four Warren county farmers cooperating with the extension division and County Agent W H Rogers will install about 1200 rods of tile this spring to drain wet bottom lands along the Barren River. The project aims to boost crop yields where land has produced once every five years. Cost is about 85 cents per rod plus trench work, roughly 25 to 30 dollars per acre, far below last year's 50 to 60 dollars per acre. Bereaved widows sometimes wear mourning longer than they mourn.
A blurred testimonial claims Mrs. Williams found relief from weakness and pain after using Cardus, reporting improved strength and rest after years of fatigue. The notice presents a personal account of health improvement and better sleep.
The piece urges aid for Armenians in the Near East, detailing hunger, massacres, and refugee camps. It lauds Armenian resilience, Christian faith, and high education while calling Americans to donate and support feeding and shelter for orphans and refugees.
Recent lower butter prices spurred demand and pushed the market higher in days. Cold weather slowed production and poultry movement. meat receipts at large markets were lighter, improving values for live poultry. Fresh dressed receipts declined as seasonal patterns continued.
Fresh poultry advances are expected to be limited as frozen stocks remain heavy. Egg prices rose sharply due to heavy demand after recent price cuts and severe cold. Market prospects point to continued volatility for the next several weeks.
An ad-copy fragment promotes Tanlae with the punchline that strength comes from a nourishing diet. It urges readers to tone the stomach, eat plentiful wholesome foods, and “build up your system” as a path to fitness.
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