Dates Set for Kentucky Registration July 10 11 1922
The Kentucky registration law requires registration on July 10 and 11 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at every regular voting precinct. It outlines eligible voters, officer appointments, notices, purging procedures, and book handling by county officials to prepare for elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
County Board of Election Commissioners
Coun
Merchants face low sales blamed on buying levels
The exchange notes that some merchants fail to sell more because customers do not buy more. It adds a reminder that those same merchants often do not advertise. This brief urges market participants to reconsider promotional efforts.
Roosters blamed for summer egg losses in poultry flocks
Kentucky poultry experts warn that roosters running with laying flocks in warm weather causes fertile eggs that spoil before reaching consumers. They advise selling or caging roosters after hatching season ends to prevent losses and keep hens laying at the same rate. Old roosters to be sold in June and young roosters confined after frying size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
J. H. Martin
College Poultry Work
Classified notice for WM Adams & Son monuments and tack
Lexington Kentucky merchants advertise WM Adams and Son Marble and Granite Monuments with large stock and delivery via motor truck. Also listed are buggies for sale and harness sets with Buena Vista saddles at close prices from J R Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Lexington, Ky
Buena Vista
J. R. Lyons
Hens Demonstrations Show Summer Feed Value
Kentucky farm poultry flocks demonstrate that mash skim milk or buttermilk fed in summer increases egg production. Extends to confining hens in mornings, using mash with tankage, or ample milk aid, to improve intake and allow better culling of nonlayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture Extension Division
Col
J. H. Martin
College Poultry Work
Martin
Millionaire status likened to a suffocating gold trap
The quote reflects on wealth and its pressures, noting that gold can suffocate a person who cannot keep control over his millions. It emphasizes the danger of losing balance when rich.
Big Progress This Season Expected In Road Building
Federal aid work shows states expanding rail construction for 1922. February allocations reach 3.9 million dollars, March 12.0 million, with 225 projects approved in April the second highest total. May projections exceed June trends as construction wins lower prices and jobs. By March 31 13.95 thousand miles under construction and 2,000 projects completed paying 11.0 thousand miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Voice Call Suggests Scheduling Tomorrow
On the phone a conversation ends with consent to call the next day. The remark old friend tone shows casual agreement to continue the exchange.
No More Rats or Mice Says RAT-SNAP Ad Claims
An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP as a guaranteed rodent killer with odorless results. It targets homes and farms offering 35c, 65c, and $1.28 package sizes for kitchens pantries chicken houses and larger buildings. Sold by CHENALT & OREAR with a guarantee.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Charles H. Berryman
Pres
John G. Cramer
Mgr
WM. Adams & Son
Victor Bogaert Co
Brussels
Belgium
Lana Aly Vy Ve
Burley Tobacco Growers
Burley Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association
James C. Willson & Co
Louisville
Sirtee Aents A
Burley Tobacco Growers Co-operatve Association
Montgomery County
Traders National Bank, Mt. Sterling Mt. Sterling National Bank
Chenalt & Orear
Lexington
Mt. Sterling Advocate
Mt. Sterling
Advocate