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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
4
Nine teams of ten pledged men under Keitner Craef led drive raise 102900 for a modern Mt Sterling hotel. Workers praised by civic leaders and women volunteers at noon rallies as site and excavation plans advance in a united effort for Kentucky city progress.
The piece praises farmer optimism as tobacco beds expand and soil is carefully tested. It notes educated, skilled farmers improving seed selection, livestock quality rising, and March mule sales bringing top prices. Overall outlook for 1922 is hopeful for the Blue Grass region.
A new circular issued by the College of Agriculture is available free to interested persons. The publication No 11 provides detailed directions for making six garments and several patterns for girls learning to sew, continuing the popular farm girls program within junior agricultural clubs.
The Advocate reports high quality clover and timothy seed with competitive prices from S. P. Greenwade Commission & Coal Co. Customers are encouraged to call for details at the business phone number.
Resolutions honor Lee Fisher longtime Blue Grass Lodge No 11 K P member Lexington his death February 1922 described as noble man and friend with praises for his kindness courage and faith dedication to Pythianism and church life, committee notes sending copy to family and lodging on minute book.
Mrs Everett Hopkins spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Tom Dillon at Paris. Mrs Ward Russell visited Lexington Wednesday. Mrs Claude Bunting of Carlisle visits Mr and Mrs W P Thomas. Ed Thomason ill with pneumonia. Christine and Louvenia Thomason of Louisville and Joe Thomason of Ohio at his bedside. Mrs Lucy Smith Ima Louper J B Clark Margaret Hopkins Claudie Bunton of Carlisle and M R McRoberts family visited W P Thomas. Mrs John Burris able to go out after influenza.
A classified notice seeks a refined man equipped with a machine to represent a national concern in Montgomery county. Applicants are directed to write or apply at 154 North Upper Street Lexington Kentucky (pa).
The Courier Journal argues the proposed near half million dollar cut to state institutions could strip reform efforts and harm inmates. It condemns political motives in undermining the Board of Charities and Corrections and warns of a damaging campaign record if funds are slashed.
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