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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1913

Page

7

Cattle Sales and Market Call From Kentucky Region

In Clark county the past week saw large cattle sales including J M Rose to English Anderson 40 heifers at 17 50, Anderson buying 27 400 pound cattle at 25 25, Ben Murphy selling 20 cattle to Buddy Caskey at 33 33 and 20 more to Morton Horton at 24, Treadway selling 10 to Dr Stevenson at 28, Hamilton selling 7 to Mrs Ecton at 7 5 cents per pound and 30 to Joe Brown at 6 5 cents per pound, Rodney Edes buying a call from Frank Thomas at 25. Distillery slop fed cattle are being shipped from Kentucky to Eastern markets, with over 300 from Poindexter by M A Prewitt. Market activity is slow for big corn fed and grass cattle until distillery cattle arrive to set a market price. Over 500 Jersey cows and heifers from Tennessee have moved into Kentucky and sold at auction to farmers, with high milk and butter demand pushing prices 60 to 100. Lightning in Central Kentucky killed over fifty export cattle across Madison, Boyle, Garrard, Bourbon, Mason, Woodford, Harrison, Lincoln, Jessamine and Anderson counties. Yearling steers and stock cattle remain scarce nationwide, and forecasts suggest seven to ten years to build calf supply. The Blue Grass Journal urges stockmen to save calves to profit.

Clark County J. M. Rose English Anderson Mr. Anderson Bf Cal Howell Ben Murphy Buddy Caskey Morton& Horton William P. Treadway Dr. Stevenson Luther Hamilton Kentucky Poindexter M. A. Prewitt Tennessee Madison Boyle Garrard Bourbon Mason Woodford Harrison Lincoln Jessamine Anderson

Burley Growers Warned Against Increased Acreage

Congressman J Campbell Cantrill discusses the Burley tobacco census and urges growers to limit acreage. He notes the 1912 crop moved to manufacturers and that current consumption matches production, predicting stable prices if production remains steady. He praises the Cantrill census law and thanks colleagues for its passage.

J. Campbell Cantrill Department of Commerce Burley House of Representatives Bradley Senate

Husband Rescued Despairing Wife Cardus Cardui Ad

In Catron Kentucky a correspondent tells how Bettie Bullock suffered four years from womanly troubles and could not walk. Her husband gave Cardus, the woman’s tonic, and she regained strength enough to walk two miles once more. The ad urges others to try Cardui and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.

Catron, Ky Bettie Bullock Cardus Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga

Saddle Horse Gossip Highlights Kentucky Purchases and Progeny

Lillian Montgomery a few days old chestnut filly sired by Bourbon King earns futurity attention. Prominent buyers Messrs. R. A. Long and John T. Hook purchase Patsy Palmer and Hilda, plus Kentucky's Best and a Montgomery Chief filly. Patsy Palmer has multiple three gaited titles and breeding value. Kentucky's Best boasts sixteen firsts in a Cohen show season.

Lillian Montgomery Bourbon King Messrs R. A. Long Kansas City John T. Hook Hook & Woods Kentucky Patsy Palmer Matt S. Cohen Hilda Robert E. Moreland H. O. Hurley Louisville Miss Long Chester Dare Durland Brookland Long Branch Philadelphia Bay Shore R. T. Lowndes Cohen & Scudder Cohen Show Blue Grass Journal

Judge Young Discusses Offer to Join Eastern Kentucky Firm

Louisville report says Circuit Judge Allie W. Young of Morehead is considering a resignation to become chief attorney for a large coal and timber firm. He has not decided and may delay for months. Prominent backers John C. C. Mayo and Johnson N. Camden are said to be seeking his services.

Kentucky Coal and Timber Corporation Allie W. Young Morehead Louisville Young John C. C. Mayo Johnson N. Camden Judge Young Louisville Times

Garden Seed Offered In Bulk And Packaged Forms

Variety Store on Bank Street advertises garden seed in bulk and in packages as the best on the market.

Bank Street

Lot for Sale in Martin Brown Addition on West High Street

A Burtpine lot with 70 feet frontage and 490 feet depth is offered for sale in Martin Brown Addition along W High Street. The seller A W Stofer presents the parcel as one of the city’s most beautiful lots.

Burtpine Martin Brown W. High Street W. Stofer

County Court Days Nearby Mt Sterling

A compact list shows county court days by county and town around Mt Sterling. Bath Owingsville 24 Monday Bourbon Paris 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lexington 2nd Monday Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday Harrison Cynthiana 4th Monday Madison Richmond 1st Monday Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rd Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday

Mt. Sterling Bath Owingsville Bourbon Paris Clark Winchester Fayette Lexgton Fleming Flemingsburg Harrison Cynthiana Madison Richmond Nicholas Carlisle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Peck By Gross Tati Henry Hery Vouve Ero Rachael Ecton Joe Brown Rodney Edes Frank Thomas M. E. Wilson W. R. Thompson J. S. Frazer J. F. Lockhart A. B. Demaree E. E. Jones C. H. Petry J. F. Reynolds S. M. Whitehead W. A. Sutton G. M. Horton W. B. Robinson A. G. Ratliff H. M. Ringo L. E. Griggs D. H. Bush J. W. Clark Paul Strother Oliver Ton County Court Days
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