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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

7

DONTS DROP LIGHTED CIGARS ON WOODEN FLOORS BRIDGES

A United States Department of Agriculture warning urges caution crossing bridges with wooden floors to prevent fires. It notes fires can destroy large structures, cites watchmen on big spans, and mentions ongoing investigations by a coalition of safety groups into protective measures.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture

Kentucky Farmers Organize Wool Pool In Crittenden County

County agents report regional farm activities across Kentucky. Crittenden County plans to pool 1922 wool totaling over 5,000 pounds by June 1. McLean County soils improve with acid phosphate already widely used. Taylor County shows soybean seed demand five times cowpeas.

Farmers’ Organization Crittenden County Spencer McLean County Robert H. Ford Taylor County J. L. Miller K. Warrener Warren County W. H. Rogers Warrener

Cemetery rules bar field of wild daisies on Machpelah grounds

Board orders no field of wild daisies at Machpelah cemetery. Osage Indians allegedly drink anything, bootleggers claim, and a note about Borneo lies midway by the equator.

Machpelah Cemetery W. T. Tyler Borneo

Weevil Found in Mississippi Threatens Crops

A weevil identified as Desiantha nociva Lea, known in Australia as the tomato weevil, has been found in Stone County Mississippi in large numbers. It injures potato tomato and turnips and larvae feed at night underground. State entomologist and the Bureau of Entomology cooperate to determine spread.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Calloway County Gardner Miss Stone County Mississippi United States Department of Agriculture Desiantha Nociva Lea Australia Missippi Bureau of Entomology

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