Kentucky Farm Notes From Here and There
Rural Kentucky reports detail farm campaigns and clubs. Leland Bunch distributed over 15000 pure bred hatching eggs to Christian county farmers. J O Horning organized Poplar Springs farmers in Barren county. A junior agricultural club forms at Corbin school Whitely county with Irene Clark as local leader. Campbell County Wool Growers plan pooling the 1920 wool with 1921 crop. Daviess County offers 100 prize for largest five acre yellow corn yield with J W Whitehouse. James Farler and T H Jones plan seed corn test next summer. South Fork Barren county forms junior club led by M Y Chamberlain. Over 450 Daviess county farmers attend a free barbecue dinner staged by Farm Bureau and J W Whitehouse.
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Corbin School
Whitley County
W. B. S. Woodward
Irene Clark
Campbell County Wool Growers’ Association
H. F. Link
Daviess County
J. W. Whitehouse
James Farler
Lee County
T. H. Jones
South Fork
Barren County
M. Y. Chamberlain
J. O. Horning
Farm Bureau
Change in Father Attributed to Tanlac Miracle
Cobb county farmer G W Slayton describes decades of stomach trouble and failed remedies before Tanlac restored his father's health. He notes dramatic appetite return and renewed strength after starting the medicine and urges others to consider it over competing treatments.
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G. W. Slayton
Cobb County
Atlanta
Tennessee
Farmhouse window draws New York crowds on 42nd Street
A first floor display on 42nd Street near Broadway shows a plain farm house living room with a heater in a store window. The piece notes New Yorkers ridicule rural life yet linger respectfully and even long for simple farm comforts.
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42Nd Street
New York
Grand Central Station
Broadway
Father
Mother
Nothing to pay to enter or win prizes
Entry is free of charge with no payment required to participate or claim prizes. No cost to try for the awards.
New Circular Answers Fertilizer Questions
Circular No. 97 from the College of Agriculture compares rock phosphate and acid phosphate on Kentucky soils. It reports higher net returns for rock phosphate on unlimed soils and mixed results with lime, based on 40 corn, 27 wheat, 34 soybean, and 24 clover crops across multiple test fields. The study suggests regional variation and offers Circular No. 97 free from the Experiment Station in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Bluegrass
Greenville
Lone Oak
Mayfield
Russellville
Berea
Fariston
Lexington
One Hour of Eternity in a Moment
A fragment reflects on how brief moments can feel endless when passion dominates thoughts. The line weighs time against intensity, suggesting love's urgency can stretch perception beyond clocks.
Who Is Responsible For Your Teeth In Ten Years
The article urges readers to visit the dentist regularly and inspect teeth to repair flaws early, arguing farsighted individuals pay now and later with better outcomes. It contrasts this with those who delay until they experience severe problems and must rely on false teeth. Dr. H. M. Wright voices the advice.
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H. M. Wright
Traders Bank Building
Wage Cuts Planned Across Railroads Estimated At 400 Million
A Chicago message dated May 24 reports the railroad labor board will apply July 1920 wage scales to a new award due June 1. Tentative reductions of 10 to 15 percent are anticipated, totaling about four hundred million dollars annually, with uniform cuts across classes and roads while leaving two hundred million from last year’s increase intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Hair Loss Causes and Scalp Blood Flow Sluggishness
The article links common hair loss to slow activity of scalp glands and blood vessels. It emphasizes reduced scalp circulation as a primary factor and implies treatment aims at improving scalp perfusion.
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Mickie
Squire Peters
Seith Treacher
Elmer Johnson
Omana
Cty
Linares S
Epurihamy
Leland Bunch
Christian County
Poplar Springs
Swiss Cleaners & Dyers
St. Leuleville, Hy
Chenault & Crear
Peaske Gaullest Co., la Incomporated
Taniac
Mr. and
Mrs. Farmer
National Bank
Office
Poultry and Produce
G.D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Sterling, Ky
Chesapeake & Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Old Point
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
Louisville Steel Equipment
Porto Rico
Nancy Halls
Express
Fruitvale Nurseries
Albany
Alabama
Nyal
Hirsutone
Land & Priest
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Comfort
Charles H. Berryman
Pres
John G. Cramer
Mgr
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
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