Montgomery National Bank of Mt Sterling extension certified
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies the Montgomery National Bank of Mt Sterling Kentucky is authorized to have succession until the close of business on February 28 1942. The extension is recorded under Charter No 6160 Extension No (41 101) and dated February 28 1922 with the office seal.
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Treasury Department
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Montgomery National Bank of
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery
Kentucky
I. D. R. Crissinger
VD. KR
Crissinger
County Court Days by Kentucky County Pairs
A list of county court day schedules for Kentucky counties. It specifies pairs of towns and the corresponding court day, often the 1st or 4th Monday, with occasional deviations such as 2nd Monday or 5th Monday and notes on exceptions like June dates. This compendium compiles dates for many counties including Adair Columbia Bath Owingsville Boyle Danville Bell Pineville and more.
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Adair
Columbia
Alderson
Lawrenceburg
Bath
Owingsville
Boyle
Danville
Bell—Pineville
Boone—Burlington
Boyd—Catlettsburg
Bracken—Brooksville
Breathitt—Jackson
Bourbon—Paris
Carter—Grayson
Clay
Manchester
Clark—Winchester
Elliott—Martinsburg
Estill
Knott—Barbourville
Knott
Morgan—West Liberty
Owsley
Booneville
Oldham—LeGrange
Sayent Onthe
Corn Root Rot Menace and Seed Testing Remedies
Agricultural expert urges farmers to rotate crops and test seed corn to curb corn root rot. discard any ears with mold, discoloration, or rot and use the Indiana Experiment Station rag doll germination method to detect infested seed. Proper testing and crop rotation can reduce disease spread and save money.
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Corn Belt
Indiana Experiment Station
Extension Bulletin
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Cincinnati Retail Merchants Open This Week
Paris created fashions shown in Cincinnati with dresses and coats touted for spring. The mayor issued a proclamation designating March 14 and 15 1922 as Cincinnati Spring Opening Days with free auto parking and city hospitality to bring in customers from the region.
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Paris
America
Trousseau
Princess Mary
Cincinnati
Queen City
Middle West
Camargo and Vicinity Social and Farm Notes
Local notices report sick reverend John Ware improving after weeks of illness. Amburgy family moved to Norris farm near Means. Victor Baxter homebound with flu for two weeks. Norris couple sailing to Pasadena to their new home. Farmers facing delayed work due to rain, plowing resuming. Name changes and moves include McCall to Grassy Lick and Edgar Bridges family to Fayette county with Haggin land purchase. Turley buys Cloud King mare for about 100 dollars. Gentle gardening advice offered and musings on farming life and virtue.
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Mr. Amburgy
Norris
Victor Baxter
F. W. Norris
Pasadena
Cal
Land of
Kentucky
Charles McCall
Grassy Lick
Brush Creek
Edgar Bridges
Fayette County
Tipton
Chenault
W. L. Ricketts
W. P. Treadway
Oldham
Turley
E. Bridges
Dobbin
Prine
Easter Shirts for Boys at Walsh's English Tweeds
Citizens seek a religious inquiry as readers ask if Job blamed his wife for the trials described in the biblical tale. The note requests biblical scholars to investigate and report on the causal blame attributed to Job's wife.
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Walsh’s
Job
Saving patiently builds financial independence with a system
The columnist argues that few people gain financial independence without patient saving, persistence, and a disciplined system. The emphasis is on steady saving habits as the path to long term wealth.
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Stockdale & Grayson
Bank and
Locust Streets
P. G. Holden
International Harvester Company
George P. Carrel
Camargo and Vicinity
John Ware
Virgil P. Lary
Federal Tax Consultant
Winchester
Bowling Green, Ky
WM. Cravens
Newmeyer's
Clark
Brussels
Louisville
S. M. Newmeyer
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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