Press Association visit highlights Ashland meeting
The Kentucky Press Association met in Ashland with hospitable locals and a packed program. The Chamber of Commerce and Elks Club hosted tours, river trips, dances, and receptions, while a Huntington trip showcased a growing city with 1900 population 11197 and recent 600000 spent on schools.
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Kentucky Press Association
Ashland
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Mayo
Clysside Park
Elks Club
Huntington
W. Va
Snow
A&the Southland
The
Press Association
Do Buses at Home and Rural Credit Receiver
The Kentucky Rural Credits Association is placed in the hands of a receiver. It aimed to provide farmers with cheaper money. Banks offer low rates under prudent principles. credit is available locally. Safety first dictates doing business with home institutions. The Huntington Advertiser warns against reform rhetoric and Cannonism. Progressives weigh another national convention for a ticket. Luck to them.
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Kentucky Rural Credits Association
Furnishings Offered to L. C. Bays
A note states sticks are furnished and addressed to L. C. Bays with contact by phone 914-F.06 for arrangements.
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L. C
Rural School Conference Emphasizes Practical Education
The article recalls a weeklong gathering led by Prof. Vaughn focusing on consolidating rural schools and integrating language with all subjects. Talks covered domestic science, nutrition, fat values in milk, history through memory devices, and the Chain Method. A free library plan and guidance on health, agriculture, and illiteracy were discussed as Kentucky eyes broader educational uplift.
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Vaughn
Clark
Babcock
Luke
Prof
Emerson
C. K. Oldham
Jesus
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Schlegel
United States
Lexington
Morehead
M. C. Crear
Indiana
Kentucky
Emma Walker
Miss Williamson
Miss Frost
Try a 1 pound can of Sincerity Coffee
A local ad announces Sincerity Coffee in 1 pound cans priced at 30 and 35 cents per pound at Vanaradell's store.
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Vanaradell’s
Uncle Sam teaches boys a lesson on good company
Sam Jordan at a fair school event compares two corn stalks. He uses a tale about prize corn to warn boys that bad company yields poor seed and poor outcomes. The speech ends with a moral about staying away from worthless associates to become principled men.
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Sam Jordan
Sam
Uncle Sam
Ice Cream Supper at Mt Carmel Church
An ice cream supper will be held at Mt. Carmel Christian Church in Clark County on Saturday night July 22. The public is invited.
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Mt. Carmel Christian Church
Clark County
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Advocate Publishing Company
J. W. Hedden, JR
G. B. Senff
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W. J. Fields
Carter County
J. W. Riley
Rowan County
J. B. Hiles
Bracken County
H. C. Duffy
Harrison County
the Press Association
Hughes
Cannonism
W. A. Sutton & Son
MT. Sterling, KY
Menefee
Menefee County
Harvey Day
Nesbitt Nolan
Nolan
Day
R.'s
Heekin
Vanarsdell’s
Institute Notes
Fanny H. Priest
Montgomery Fair Association
Walsh Co
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