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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1921

Page

3

Oil Shale in Kentucky Seen as Nation's Future Fuel Stock

A Kentucky study argues oil shale beds, rich in kerogen, could become a major crude source. Professor C B Crouse and University of Kentucky researchers report potential barrels per ton, by products like ammonium sulfate and potash, and profitable refinery integration. Findings bolster Kentucky as a national oil shale hub with large deposits across the Blue Grass border and Appalachian regions.

Kentucky C. 8. Crouse College of Engineering University of Kentucky Crouse Scotland United States Blue Grass Vanceburg Ohio River Louisville Jillison The Tulsa Tribune Jellison Appalachian

Ashland Girls Win State Net Championship

The Ashland High School girls basketball team won the state championship at Winchester by defeating Clark County 22 to 11 in the final. Ashland had beaten Dayton 28 to 9 in the earlier round and did not lose a game all season, with Miss Woods starring and scoring most of the team’s points.

Ashland High School Winchester Clark County High Girls Ashland Central Kentucky Dayton Clark County Henderson High Miss Woods

April 8 designated Bird and Arbor Day proclamation

Governor Morrow issues a proclamation designating Friday April 18th as Bird and Arbor Day. The document cites the traditional practice of the states and urges preservation of bird life and natural resources.

Morrow States of the Union

Birds and forests for Kentucky’s welfare urged by governor

Governor Edwin P. Morrow urges Kentuckians to protect bird life and promote reforestation on a March 28 1921 proclamation. He cites birds as crop protectors against pests causing vast farmer losses and calls for action through press schools and farm groups.

Kentucky United States Edwin P. Morrow

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