Corydon Woman Receives Prison Term for Forgery
Mrs. Martha Drew of Corydon Kentucky aged 25 is sentenced in Indiana to two to fourteen years in a state prison for women for betraying Miss J Trigg by forging a $75 note in the elder benefactress’s name. Drew admitted forging the note on the stand and earlier faced a federal suit over $725 war stamps misappropriated from Miss Trigg. The Trigg family testified to losses from four thousand to five thousand dollars tied to mortgages and transfers in recent years.
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Martha Drew
Corydon
Indiana
Miss J Trigg
Drew
Miss Trigg
Ensboro
Trigg
Henderson
Sons complain as road to normalcy shows many punctures
The text notes that many sons blame their fathers for not doing better and that the return to normalcy of the era yields numerous setbacks or punctures in progress.
Tigert Named New Commissioner of Education in Kentucky
Lexington professor John J. Tigert, soon to be Commissioner of Education, advocates two constitutional amendments to depoliticize the State Superintendent post and reapportion state教育 funds for equal opportunities. He praises nonpartisan administration and urges passage, contrasting with P P Claxton's warning against political influence in education.
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John J. Tigert
Lexington
Kentucky
Philander P. Claxton
J. Tigert
Tigert
United States
Harding
University of Kentucky
Commonwealth
P. P. Claxton
Claxton
Tennessee
Woodrow Wilson
Topsey
State Departments of Education
New Sheep Added to Experiment Flock at Station
L J Horlacher announces additions to the Agricultural Experiment Station flock to aid farmers in feeding and management problems. Eight yearling Hampshire wethers four Hampshire wether lambs one Southdown ewe lamb and a Hampshire ram were added. Animals will mature this summer and fall with plans to show some at the International Livestock Exposition if ready. Further Southdown ewes will be added soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stucky
L. J. Horlacher
Hampshire
Clinton Poultrymen Push Rooster Selloff
A Clinton county poultry merchant allegedly pressured farmers to kill confinement or sell all male birds to produce inferior eggs. J H Bardsley, field agent for the College of Agriculture, wrapped up egg handling and candle testing demonstrations in Pulaski Wayne and Clinton counties as part of the college program.
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Clinton County
J. H. Bardsley
College of Agriculture
Bardsley
Pulaski
Wayne
Clinton
Farmers of Kentucky Seek Higher Egg Market Value
Kentucky agricultural leaders aim to boost egg production quality and market value. They push for improved poultry practices, processing standards, and branding to attract premium buyers and raise farm incomes.
When you give a man a lift don’t do it with No 9 boots
A brief proverb-like note warns against helping someone in a way that harms them or is disrespectful. It implies choosing kinder actions over harsh methods and uses footwear as a metaphor for influence. The line invites readers to consider gentler, more considerate assistance.
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Mickie
Ezry
Lissen
Mowe
Lery
J. W. Jones & Son
Tucky
E.L. Brockway
South Bank Street
the Advocate
West Main Street
New York
Palm Beach
the Man
Clinton Poultrymen
Cockrell & Alfrey’s
Walter Hancock
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Main and
Maysville Streets
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