$600 Gift For Junior Week Aid At Kentucky
Six hundred dollars from seventeen firms will fund scholarships to Junior Week at the University of Kentucky. County help prioritizes distant counties with depleted resources. selections are by the Extension Division. The event, first of its kind for Kentucky junior clubs, runs June 20 to 25 with a 160 delegate limit.
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University of Kentucky
C. W. Buckler
Junior Agricultural Club
Lex
Ington
Buckler
Kentucky
The New Ten Commandments
A compact list of ten business ethics rules urging hard work self respect debt avoidance and honest dealing. It stresses taking initiative maintaining integrity avoiding excuses and giving every man a square deal. Anonymous source emphasizes personal responsibility in prospering in business contexts.
Door to the temple of success remains closed
A reflective aphorism notes that opportunity is guarded and only earned through effort. It cautions that advantages do not stay open for long and diligence is necessary to reach the goal.
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Temple of Success
Well Prepared Seed Beds Yield Best
Specialists on soils urge careful seed bed preparation before planting. Disking before plowing blends soil, fills air spaces, preserves moisture, and creates subsoil capillary links. Pulverizing surface soil prevents fertility loss to clods and should occur before or immediately after seeding.
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R. E. Stephenson
College of Agriculture
Crowded by Death and Danger in a Political Arena
A pithy observation notes that public attention centers on sensational elements a dead man or a live snake. It contrasts with typical political discourse which often relies on assertions and guarded expressions rather than solid facts.
Early Tillage Saves Soil Moisture in Spring Rains
College of Agriculture Soils and Crops Department finds immediate spring tillage best for storing moisture to bridge drought later. Tillage mixes soil and mulch early, reduces evaporation, starts weed germination for control, and highlights water use to produce dry crop matter.
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Soils and Crops Department
College of Agriculture
The Ten Affirmations by Marie A Watson
The text presents a sequence of twelve affirmations: wealth from God, eternal life, strength, faith, hope, assurance, wisdom, truth, peace, and love, each paired with a corresponding personal commitment. It credits Marie A. Watson as the author.
He Told It With Flowers
A well meaning florist causes embarrassment for a young man in love with a wealthy girl. The suitor plans twenty roses for her birthday but the florist doubles the order, adding ten more as a generous gesture, triggering unintended trouble.
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Young Jones
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