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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
3
A reflective verse urging empathy over judgment. The speaker asks if understanding the cares, trials, and hidden forces behind actions would alter harsh judgments. It stresses recognizing good elements amid evil and loving others more rather than condemning them.
Department of Agriculture reports a 744 million bushel wheat crop this year but notes it lags behind population growth. The article argues rising farm values stem from price spikes, not output, and predicts the U S will increasingly export food to feed workers while needing to serve producers.
Charles B Hainline sold 50 feeding cattle to Robert C Gatewood for October delivery at seven dollars per hundred. R F Moore sold 15 hogs of 130 pounds to Charles Frazier at nine dollars per hundred and seven 150 pound hogs to Jas Wilson at eight cents. Gentry Thompson and Duvall of Lexington bought mules from Thomas Robertson and Patton McClintock with prices 150, 200, and 250 dollars. Moore also bought sows and pigs from Greenwade and Reynolds at 35 and 30 dollars.
A public discussion weighs honesty against formal policy disputes with critics arguing plain truth should guide action. Proponents stress transparency and accountability as essential to good governance amid frequent partisan rhetoric.
The piece argues that mass advertising persuades people to think about various subjects from clothing to dental care. It claims advertisers use convincing tests of merit to win consumer trial and subsequent patronage, centering the goal on making you think and try the goods.
Prof. J G Fuller of the University of Wisconsin urges farmers to raise market hogs on dairy by products and forage crops rather than grain alone. Reserve heavy grain feeding for finishing while using blue grass pasture early in the season and rape and clover later to maintain green feed all summer. One acre of rape and oats and clover can feed fifteen hogs for a season. Clover and alfalfa provide strong hog pasture and can cut grain rations by about 30 percent. Also included is an unrelated advertisement for 1913 motorcycles and motor boats with a mail reply offer.
Office address 474 W Locust Street Mt Sterling Kentucky and residence 132 Igelyt listed for phase one.
Kentucky fairs for 1913 are listed with starting dates and durations for towns including Mt. Sterling Harrodsburg Madisonville Unionton Taylorsville and many more. The Kentucky State Fair in Louisville runs September 15 for six days with numerous other fairs from August through October.
The Montgomery County Fair hosts the $1,100 Sueeling Colt Stake from July 23 to 26 with 110 nominations. A witty exchange jokes about solitary card games and a tear in solitaire.
Extracted or strained honey offered at 124 cents per pound. Extra fine comb honey priced at 15 cents per pound. Contact Raymond Smathers at 664 Sharpsburg, Ky. for orders.
Local notice from Vanarsdell & Co promoting carriage and transfer wagon services to meet trains. Includes contact numbers 21 and 337 and a price inquiry for fruit jars.
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