Distribution of Shade and Ornamental Trees
The State Department of Agriculture lists shade and ornamental trees available from two nurseries at Louisville and Frankfort. Species include ash, catalpa, wild cherry, elm, locust, maple, oak, redbud, and sycamore in various heights, with pricing at 5 or 10 cents per tree plus packing and drayage. Orders of ten or more trees encouraged for roadside, parks, schools, and lawn planting, contacting FP. W. Winstead, P. O. Box 25 Louisville Ky.
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State Department of Agriculture
State Fair Grounds
Louisville
Frankfort
Catalpa
F. O. B. Express
W. Winstead
Debaters in New York Discuss Jazz Morals
Serious minded New York residents discuss the effects of jazz music on morals but have not likened jazz to the prohibition era disease. The exchange shows contemporary concerns over cultural change and social behavior without final judgments.
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New York
New Easter Shirts for Boys at Walshs English Tweeds
Walshs English Tweeds offers new Easter shirts for boys, featuring clean designs and a range of sizes. Shop early for best fit and selection.
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Walsh’s
Time Snatcher's Fate Recalled In Witty Quip
A witty remark notes the thief of time has long been gone, leaving no tale to tell. The sharp line implies the vanished offender cannot speak for himself in present days.
Insurance for Nation Stabilization Farm Prices
A historical analysis argues for a national crop marketing system and farm price insurance to stabilize agriculture. It urges better financing to help farmers carry on, reduce selling under pressure, and build reserves against future shortages while ensuring a dependable return for farm efforts.
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America
Hose Advertising at Walsh's and Hole-Proof
A sales teaser promotes men and women to purchase hose at Walsh's and Hole-Proof offering bound, durable weaves claimed to be the best in the world.
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Walsh’s
Frustrated Husband Clips Newspaper Message
A hostile note suggests a method to torment a wife by removing a newspaper clipping and leaving it where she will discover it. The blunt instruction implies emotional manipulation and disapproval, highlighting a troubled domestic dispute.
Tomorrow’s Reckoning for Men
A quip notes that for some men tomorrow brings a reckoning of past actions. The line suggests judgment or realization about yesterday’s choices and the hope that tomorrow clarifies what should have been done.
Rowan County News Bits From S Cassity and Local Transfers
N L Wells former sheriff buys half interest in Candill Mercantile Co on Main street. F P Blair purchases a ~30 acre farm west of Morehead from Judge J W Riley. Mrs E Hogge returns from Louisville shopping trip. Miss Irene Hogge visits brother Walter Hogge in Owensboro. John Jones of Rockville learns his father Clay Jones, once of Mt Sterling, was beaten to death by a drunken son in law with a heavy cut glass weapon.
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N. L. Wells
Candill Mercantiles Company
Main Street
F. P. Blair
J. W. Riley
Morehead
E. Hogge
Louisville
Irene Hogge
Walter Hogge
Owensboro
John Jones
Rockville
Clay Jones
Mt. Sterling
Teacher Threatens Whipping If Student Wakes Sterling Boy
A stern teacher warned that any pupil who woke a boy named Sterling in class would receive a whipping. The incident occurred after an afternoon nap in the schoolroom.
Stetson Spring Hats at Walsh Co
A Walsh Co store showcases Stetson spring hats as part of a festival display. A noted feature highlights fashion accessories for the season and local shoppers browse the collection to refresh their wardrobe.
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Stetson
Walsh Co
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MS. Sterling Garage
MT. Sterling, KY
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Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
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Fort
Charles H. Berryman
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Cramer
Mgr
Lexington
Mt. Sterling Advocate
Kentucky
Advocate
Cyrus H. McCormick
Chairman International Company
Walsh
Farig
Saturday Evening Post
Walsh Company
Rowan County News
Cassity
Vasarsdell’s
H. Wikoff
Winchester
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