Kentucky farmers warned over wool tying with binder twine
L. J. Horlacher of the College of Agriculture urges Kentucky sheep producers to switch from binder to paper twine before shearing. Losses run to seven cents per pound as binder twine fibers cling to wool, lowering value and requiring costly removal. Paper twine costs 20 to 25 cents a pound, enough to tie about 40 fleeces, adding roughly one half cent per fleece.
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Kentucky
L. J. Horlacher
College of Agriculture
All Ready for Easter Parade and House Painting
A local ad notes preparations for Easter with house painting before bugs arrive. J Wells Wilkerson and Sons promote full service completion and reasonable prices, urging readers to call 427 for estimates.
What is a Flapper A Nifty Little Stride
A fragment describes flapper style with wide Eyes and bobbed hair noting a “baby stare” and a nifty stride. In the same column land offered near Mt. Sterling Louisa Kentucky, five to ten acres for sale through Sam Tg Clark.
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Mt. Sterling
Sam Tg. Clark
Louisa, Ky
Community program aids Lewis County farmers
County Agent R. O. Bates reports a four section plan improving farmer problem solving in Lewis County. The Trinity community will host the final program focusing on fruit growing tobacco fertilization melon insect control and poultry raising.
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Lewis
County
Lewis County
R. O. Bates
Trinity
Ownership Statement for Mt. Sterling Advocate 1922
Ownership and management details for the Mt. Sterling Advocate include Publisher Advocate Publishing Co. Mt. Sterling Kentucky editors J W Hedden Sr J W Hedden Jr and J W Hedden Sr as owners with no individual bondholders owning 1 percent or more. Notary Co. Killpatrick swore the document on March 28 1922 in Montgomery County Kentucky.
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Mt. Sterling
Co. P. Killpatrick
Montgomery Co
Papering and painting by J Wells Wilkerson and Sons
A brief notice urges habit of calling phone 427 for papering and painting services by J Wells Wilkerson and Sons. The Advocate notes work is satisfactory with reasonable prices and comments on marriage without a bank account as risky, using a humorous analogy about paying for a high priced car.
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J. Wells Wilkerson and Sons
Figures Justify Farmers Protest and Hardings Mock Hymn
An editorial piece presents National Bureau of Economic Research figures on agriculture for 1920 showing 26.3 percent of workers in farming receiving less than 15 percent of national income. It argues farming is undervalued and calls for square dealing and public trial of the economic system. It slams Harding as a shepherd figure and quips about wage cuts and taxes. It also notes fashion ad copy for Hole-Proof brand shoes.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
Worried Husbands- Read This Gude's Pepto-Mangan Ad
An old advertisement urges husbands to give wives Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a tonic for fatigue nervousness and irritability. The copy claims thirty years of medical recommendation and notes availability in liquid and tablet forms through local druggists.
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Gude
Household Trusts Grocer Amid Tanlac Pitch
A business booster advocates standing by the grocer during weighing while Mrs House keeper replies she always does. An advertisement claims Tanlac has brought health to thousands, attributed to Land & Priest.
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Tanlac
Land & Priest
Use of a flashlight aids evening sowing
A citizen demonstrated a new use for a flashlight by sowing sweet peas late in the afternoon. As dinner bell rang and night approached, the husband finished the sowing with the flashlight, proving it can extend work into darkness.
Oats for Seed and Room and Board Offer
Carload of extra heavy white oats for seed offered by S P Greenwade Commission and Co with favorable prices. Also available room and board for one or two persons by phone 229.
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S. P. Greenwade Commission & Co. Co
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