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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
3
The piece notes a strong outlook for a tobacco dominated Bluegrass region and increased cotton in the South. Winter wheat greens and favorable weather suggest above average yields. Adjacent Bath, Menifee, Powell counties expect normal tobacco acreage, while Montgomery and nearby counties anticipate harvests beyond the average.
Students from Mt. Sterling and Montgomery County submit essays urging a new hotel funded by the Chamber of Commerce. Prize winners highlight seven reasons for the project including civic use, regional access, conventions, tourism, and economic growth, with Anne Elizabeth Thomas and another sixth grader among the prize recipients.
The Montgomery National Bank of Mt Sterling Kentucky is authorized to have succession until close of business February 28 1942 under charter No 6160 Extension No 4199. Comptroller D R Crissinger certifies the extension following the Act of Congress of July 12 1882.
Mary Lucile Hamilton, a high school student, is cited as winner of a five dollar prize for a civic message. She urges sympathy, cooperation, and support from all good citizens toward a worthy city undertaking benefiting the community.
Senator McNary of Oregon and Representative Summers of Washington seek licensing of farm product handlers to curb middleman exploitation. The bills authorize the secretary of agriculture to investigate dealers, issue reports, and establish arbitration boards with prima facie court evidence. The plan aims to end farmer distress and restore fair practices. Tanlac ad follows.
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