Mt Sterling High Teams Champs in Central Eastern Ky Baseball
Mt Sterling High School baseball team pictured as Central and Eastern Kentucky champions and contending for the State title. Davis pitched a no hitter as Cynthiana scored once on an error in a 10 to 1 win. Mt Sterling defeated Lexington Senior 8 to 1 while Louisville Male declined a date. The Cup was presented by the Mt Sterling Chamber of Commerce.
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Mt. Sterling
Central
Eastern Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Cynthiana
Davis
Lexington Senior High School
Louisville Male High School
Lexington Senior High
Louisville High School
Louisville Male High
Mt. Sterling Chamber of Commerce
Judge Bingham Heads Abroad to Study Farm Marketing Plans
Judge Robert W. Bingham sails from New York on Saturday for six weeks in France Germany Denmark Norway and Sweden to study European cooperative marketing and rural credit systems for Kentucky farmers. He will speak statewide on lessons learned and support a barley tobacco growers cooperative. James C. Stone will chair the local committee in his absence and Joseph Passonneau will arrange preliminary work in Lexington.
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Kentucky
Robert W. Bingham
New York
Celtic
France
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Bingham
Co-Operative Marketing Association of
Commonwealth
James C. Btone
Lexington
Board of Trade
Joseph Passonneau
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Please Settle Up Notice by Enos Jarboe
A small town newspaper ad urges all persons indebted to Enos Jarboe to settle up at once, signaling a brief, direct debt collection appeal from the local figure.
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Enos Jarboe
Patience Described as Attractive Virtue in People
A brief note highlights patience as an appealing grace in others, noting its beauty and desirability as a personal trait.
One Dollar Should Equal Hundred Cents In Shrinkage Proofs
The notice states a proposal or rule that one dollar should be worth one hundred cents. It discusses shrinkage by thirty three cents and urges joining or supporting proofs of the change.
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Advocate
Advertising and the Dollar Value in the Marketplace
An editorial urges readers to trust advertising for genuine value, arguing that postwar price concessions and honest advertising restore a dollar to its full 100-cent buying power. It warns that mindful spending plus reading ads yields quality goods, while careless spending devalues the dollar.
Cut Prices Prompt Hardware Dealers to Act
C. H. Casey of Jordan Minnesota urged the hardware trade to lower selling prices immediately after wholesale declines. He advised dealers to publicize their actions to maintain trust with customers during the National Retail Hardware Association congress in Louisville. About 500 delegates from 19,000 dealers attended the three day meeting.
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C. H. Casey
Jordan
Minn
National Retail Hardware Association
Louisville
United States
Courier-Journal
Righting a Quip: Mr Eventemper's Sharp Note
A witty clash emerges as Mr. Eventemper writes a blunt remark about a stenographer and a reader. The letter plays on gender roles with a curt jab showing friction between the parties. The wording preserves period tone and sharp humor.
Piling Canned Goods Cuts Spoilage, Grocers Say
Merchants Journal quotes grocers claiming that storing cases on their sides reduces spoilage from swelling to about a third of previous losses. They argue horizontal placement prevents air entry and bulging in tops, while vertical stacking allows bulging.
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the Merchants Journal
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Mt. Sterling High
Prewitt
Hunt
Benton
Jfc
Hoffman
Smoot
Stamp
Jones, Ss
Davis, P
Coons
Holliday
Kirk
Vice
the Advocate
FORD
National Male Quartet
Redpath Chautauqua
Charles Cox
John A. Keller Co
Florists
Phoenix Hotel
Strother Motors CO
TEA Services
Vales
Art and Antique Department
Victor Bogaert CO
Lexington, Kentucky
Hallmark Store
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