Reo Bus Line Schedules Mt Sterling Winchester Grassy Lick
Mt Sterling and Winchester leave Mt Sterling at 7 a m and 7 p m. Grassy Lick arrivals 7 20 p m and 7 20 p m. Wades Mill arrivals 7 45 a m and 3 45 p m. Winchester leaves at 9 a m and 5 p m. Wades Mill leaves 9 50 a m and 5 50 p m. Grassy Lick leaves 10 10 a m and 6 10 p m. Mt Sterling runs to Owingsville at 10 30 a m and 6 30 p m. ESPA MAZE manager.
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Grassy Lick
Wades Mill
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Owingsville
Espa Maze
First Priest Named to Diplomatic Corps
President Harding appoints Rev. Jos M Denning of Marion Ohio as U S Consul to Tangiers Morocco the first priest ever given a U S diplomatic position highlighting a new precedent in diplomacy.
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Harding
Jos. M. Denning
Marion
Ohio
U. S
Tangiers
Morocco
Seeress predicts horrors for 1922 and sports worth more
The article notes a seeress forecasting many horrors for 1922 while suggesting the year must surpass earlier prophecies. It also questions why a man exerts more effort for sport than for a daily wage, hinting at motives behind labor versus recreation.
Tanlae Endorsement Surfaces From Land and Priest
A brief note quotes Land and Priest expressing belief in Tanlae and inviting others to try it, signaling support and confidence in the product.
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Tanlae
Land & Priest
Lack of Sprays Lowers Fruit Yields In Kentucky
Figures show bearing apple trees in Kentucky produced 1 280 549 bushels from 3 472 936 trees while bearing peach trees yielded 459 681 bushels from 1 671 044 trees. San Jose scale and peach leaf curl threaten crops prompting dormant lime sulfur spray for apples and self boiled lime sulfur for peaches. Lexington station offers spray schedules on request.
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San Jose
Kentucky
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Lexington
Tanlac Ad Claims Strong Money Value
An advertisement asserts Tanlac delivers results, promising good value for money and favorable outcomes for buyers, per the Land and Priest endorsement.
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Tanlac
Seasonal Garden Tips for Spring Planting
Garden specialists at the College of Agriculture advise radishes mature quickly and withstand cold best for spring planting. Scarlet Globe and French Breakfast are recommended varieties. White Queen onion sets may be planted around March 20 with frequent shallow cultivation to prevent weed competition. Parsley yields garnish with ten foot rows sown late March. Parsley seeds take 10 days to two weeks to sprout, Moss Curled is a top variety. Beets Eclipse Colby's Egyptian Detroit Dark Red can be sown after mid March, with thinning to three or four inches. Continuous moisture and shallow cultivation are needed to sustain rapid growth and weed control.
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Colby
Detroit
College of Agriculture
Rose Fragrance Shown Equal in Private Home and Hall
A saying notes that a rose’s fragrance is as strong in a private dwelling as it is in a banqueting hall, implying equal aroma in different settings.
Kentucky Firm Marks 36 Years of Service
An established Kentucky company celebrates 36 years since incorporation, noting a large workforce whose cooperation loyalty and efficiency have driven its growth and state-wide public service record.
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Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
Hage Life
State of
Louis Kentucky
Pruned Grape Vines Yield Heavier Harvests
Horticulturists at the College of Agriculture urge pruning grape vines promptly to control growth and boost fruit size and bunches. They advise cutting back to two buds for those not following a training system, removing about three quarters of last year’s growth.
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College of Agriculture
Lexington
Hart County Cattle Feeders Learn Best Practices on Tour
Farmers from Hart County tour beef cattle feed lots with the College of Agriculture extension division to learn efficient feeding methods. The group visits several facilities to compare rations, housing, and management practices and to adopt improvements for herd health and production.
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Hart Cattle Feeders
Hart County
College of Agriculture Extension Division
Beef feeders overfed cottonseed meal at eight farms
A group of twelve feeders and Wayland Rhoads visited eight farms to compare feeding methods. They found cattle receiving about eight pounds of cottonseed meal daily, about double the needed amount, raising costs by roughly 25 percent.
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J. 8. Pullen
Wayland Rhoads
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Davenport
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