Good Roads Delegates Entertained At Louisville Convention
Delegates to the Good Roads Convention in Louisville June 7 to 10 will be royally entertained with a band concert, dances, motion pictures, and a river boat excursion on the steamer America. The Kentucky Road Engineers Association showcases road machinery displays from fifty dealers. All sessions are open to the public without charge.
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Jefferson County Armory
Kentucky Road Engineers’ Association
Louis
Kentucky
Merritt Crane
Association
Eight Mile House
America
Readjustment Before Buyers Enter Market
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp warned slow return to normal business conditions. Speaking to the American Iron and Steel Institute he blamed insufficient consumer buying on perceived incomplete readjustment of prices and urged stronger standards of conduct among business people.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Gary
Hot air isn't business in crowed markets
A sharp observation that loud sellers do not always hold the strongest trade or wealth, as the piece notes that声 boastfulness rarely equates to real market success or larger bank balances.
Ive Chance Sails From Benton Arkansas
A brief local note from Benton Arkansas references Ive Chance and the phrase old maids, illustrating a colorful remark about traditional roles in the community.
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Chance
Benton, Ark
Advertising as a Wise Homekeeper's Partner
A business woman treats advertising as a key tool in budget control and daily life. She uses it to find cleaner food, improve appearance, and save time and money, stressing that ads help locate the best prices, goods, and new products for maximum value.
Be Sure You're Right Then Go Ahead Adage Promoted
Advertising columns promise steady prices and standardized quality. Sellers state fixed costs and fulfill claims, while buyers learn about the latest goods and their functions. The piece urges readers to trust ads for true economy and wise purchasing.
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Avy Crockett
Kentucky Livestock Sale Seeks Purebred Sires
Sixteen counties were canvassed by county farm representatives to estimate replacements for scrub sires. About ten purebred bulls are expected to be bought at the Louisville sale on June 2 in the Better Sires Better Stock movement. County plans show some buyers will purchase up to 25 sires.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Wayland Rhoads
College of Agriculture
Renewed Testimony on Deans Kidney Pills in Mt Sterling
Mt Sterling resident Mrs. J C McDonald of 115 Queen Street testifies she suffered backache headaches dizziness and kidney irregularities until using Deans Kidney Pills from Land & Priests Drug Store. She endorsed the remedy again December 11 1920 stating it cured her kidney trouble. 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo NY.
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Mt. Sterling
J. C. McDonald
Queen Street
Dean
Land & Priest’s Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
You Could See It Was a Fine Town
A nostalgic portrait extols a thriving rural community aided by a semi weekly newspaper. It urges farmer participation through subscriptions letters reports advertising and word of mouth to sustain local journalism and collaborative spirit.
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United States
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Good Roads
Henry Ward Beecher
Roy Roberts
N. Queen St
V.-C
V.-C. Co
V.-C. Gem
F. O. B. Lexington
V.C
Queen and Railroad
P. Greenwade
Davy Crockett
Earth
Acme Freezers
Chenault & Orear
J. E. Freeland
Claude P. Stephens
Mt. Sterling Bottling Works
East Locust Street
Maysville Street
Gibbons
East Main Street
McCormick
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