Kentucky Crop Estimates Show Slight Wheat Acreage Change
Kentucky farm statistics report 1920 crop prospects with corn at 86,176,008 bushels and wheat down from 1919, tobacco up in Central Kentucky but down in Western districts. Hay is rank in places, pastures good, fruit crops irregular though generally fair with apples at 65 percent, peaches 75 percent, pears 60 percent.
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Aghshtare
W. C. Heens
FL PF. Bryant
Kentucky
U. S
Bureau of Crop
Central Kentucky
Burley
Burley Belt
Blue Grass
Systematize Your Personal Work For More Leisure Time
A historical collation urges workers to organize daily routines at home and in the office to reduce needless walking and fatigue. By detailing tasks and using a messenger for internal paper flow, one may reclaim hours each day and improve morale and efficiency.
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United States Bulletin Telie
Great Trust Company
Trust Company
What We Have Said We Repeat Now
A public statement asserts steadfast commitment to the people’s best interests and willingness to discuss questions. It pledges honest conviction, logical arguments, and no malice while defending their stance and inviting dialogue with offended or convinced readers.
Detachment from Camp Taylor Arrives for Army Recruiting
Fifty men detached from Camp Zachary Taylor arrived yesterday to recruit at the Fair. They travel in five large army trucks and several cars. A tank will be dismounted and demonstrated as advertising equipment. Lieut. E. A. Snodgrass of the 18th Infantry commands the detachment.
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Zachary Taylor
E. A. Snodgrass
18Th Infantry
Italian Immigrant Marries in Mt Sterling After Postal Trek
A Trieste native Tony Guergerich who could not speak English found friends in Mt Sterling. His fiancée Ermelind da Briaack arrived in New York on July 15 and, after a cross country chase, they wed yesterday morning with Rev. Father B. J. Kolb. They plan to settle in Danville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. O’Connell.
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Mt. Sterling
Antony Guergerich
Carnival
Trieste
Austria
Italy
America
New York
Tony
Kentucky
Ermelind
O'Connell
Pas
Senger
B. J. Kolb
Jas. O’connell
Danville
Knowledge is Power in The Advocate Poems
A two weekly column expresses caution on conduct and social restraint using nautical imagery. The narrator urges men to know the ropes before courting, reflecting moral guidance and gender norms in a periodical tone.
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Mt Sterling
Johar G Wink
Montgomery County
afBere
Twenty-first District of
H. Clay McKee
This County
THE
Sun District
Max
Camp Taylor
R. E. Punch & Co’s
R. G. Kern
R. E. Punch
Enmelin
the Advocate
Golden Dream Coffee
Betterton-Rupert Coffee CO
Ashland
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