Incentive to Cattle Growing Warns of Limited Supplies
Dispatch from Kansas City notes 150,000 cattle fewer marketed this year than last, marking the smallest receipts in twenty years due to a drier Southwest. July prices are high and August could push prime beef to 11 dollars per hundred pounds, signaling a downward trend in cattle supply while highlighting cattle raising as profitable. The piece urges Southern farmers to capitalize on the expanding opportunity.
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Kansas City
Dcan
United States
South
West
Prize offer to teachers about My Moonlight School
The Kentucky Society of Colonial Dames offers $15 to the teacher who writes the best true article or story on My Moonlight School. The piece must include opening date term length enrollment age range and results, and be sent to the Kentucky Illiteracy Commission in Frankfort by November 1, 1914. Judges listed include Dr J G Crabbe H H Cherry Barksdale Hamlett Supt Ella Lewis and Mrs Cora Wilson Stewart.
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Kentucky
My Moonlight School
Kentucky Society of Colonial Dames
Frankfort
J. G. Crabbe
H. H. Cherry
Barksdale Hamlett
Ella Lewis
Cora Wilson Stewart
Department of Agriculture
Surge in insanity cases sparks state comparisons
An expert notes U S hospital figures for the insane have nearly tripled in 40 years. Oklahoma leads with 67 per 10 000, Massachusetts shows 413 4 per 100 000. Al Jennings seeks to win the Oklahoma governorship.
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United State
Oklahoma
American
Massachusetts
al Jennings
Fortune Favors The Bold Knock At Dame Fortune Door
A proverb-like line urges courage to seek luck, noting that fear of misfortune prevents opportunity and wealth. It emphasizes action over hesitation and the link between bold effort and favorable outcomes.
Will Stanley Bolt in November Befores Beckham Nomination
The Louisville Post argues Mr. Beckham will win the November race after the Democratic primary and that Mr. Stanley will bolt or stay, but his actions won t affect the state campaign. It says whiskey allies backing Stanley may shift sides but bolster Beckham s position.
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Beckham
Mr. Beckham
United States
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
W. O. Bradley
Stanlye
Louisville Post
Stanley Campaign Committee Elects Him to Senate
The Park City Bowling Green Daily News notes the Stanley campaign committee in Louisville proclaims his Senate election while predicting the public will refuse to ratify the actions of a credulous group likened to horseflies on a chariot wheel who imagine they are important.
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Stanley
Louisville
Senate
Park City
Bowling Green
Daily News
Unreadable Fragment prompts reflection on appearances and wealth
The fragment discusses how society judges men by earnings rather than appearance. It notes life’s storms are mostly metaphorical thunder and suggests people overestimate their ability to avoid lightning.
If It Wasn't for Sorrow How Would You Know Joy
A reflective line contrasts sorrow and joy as guiding themes, pondering recognition of happiness through hardship and life’s journeys along the road. The verse hints at emotional thresholds shaping perception and greeting joy when encountered.
Ungrateful World Growls at Weather Trapping Shelter
A reflective note laments how people overlook divine shelter from rain while grumbling at harsh weather, highlighting gratitude toward providence for protection and comfort amid storms.
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Indian Fields
William Huls
Stanley Bolt
J. G. Orabbe
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Southern Railway
H. C. King
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Cincinnati
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