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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
The Advocate urges readers to value birth, marriage, and death notices as life milestones while noting daily local items of non famous residents. It encourages subscribing or renewing to capture hometown news and personal items about neighbors.
Kentucky tobacco land totals nearly 500000 acres at risk of fertility loss this winter unless rye or another cover crop is sown after harvest. Rye one bushel per acre protects soil. adding 20 pounds of vetch improves green manure when sown at one bushel plus 20 pounds per acre. The mix serves as soil saver and will be plowed under in April for field improvement.
Plum Lick Lena Laughlin reports Mr. and Mrs. Cline Williams visited Boone Williams near Paris. Buford Curtis hosted guests from Levee and Dayton Ohio. Henry Tant and John Crouch visited John Taunt who is bedbound. Mrs. Clarence Steele returned from Flat Creek. Abraham Oldson and Frank Thompson hosted Sunday guests. Lane Stockdale family visited his mother. Dorothy Waugh from North Middletown spent weekends with Ruth Laughlin. Locals attended a High Top pie supper.
Rhoda Royal touts his three ring show with elephants camels lions and other wild animals in Mt Sterling on Tuesday October 11. He describes training times for cats and big cats and notes elephants’ high intelligence as part of the act. A grand free street parade at 10 am leads to afternoon and evening performances at 2 and 8 pm with doors opening earlier.
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