Open Road to Prosperity for Southern Livestock Growth
The author argues wartime livestock shortages will push postwar profits to farmers who expand herds. The South, especially Kentucky, has abundant pasture and a milder climate, making it the best region to rapidly grow cattle and other live stock for national and international demand. The article urges proactive planning and investment in farming to secure wealth within five years.
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United States
Europe
New York
Abraham
West
Kentucky
South
Opportunity for Livestock Industry Expansion Cited
The Courier Journal notes economic conditions favor the farmer today recognizing a chance for successful expansion of the livestock industry.
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Courier-Journal
Moonlight School Movement Opens Second Kentucky Session
The Kentucky Literacy Commission plans a second moonlight school session starting October 5 with experienced teachers from the first session. About 1,000 volunteered last time and more offer help daily as Governor urges broad cooperation to reduce illiteracy. Moonlight schools can operate in any county or neighborhood, aiming to eliminate illiteracy nationwide.
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Kentucky
Friends of Education
A Fair Proposition for Merital Rheumatism Powders
Mt. Sterling Drug Co offers Merital Rheumatism Powders with a positive guarantee of relief or money back. Manufacturers authorize selling on this promise. Price is 50 cents. Exclusive agency held by Mt. Sterling Drug Co.
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Mt. Sterling Drug Co
Mt Sterling National Bank Granted Charter Extension
The Mt Sterling National Bank of Mt Sterling Kentucky is certified by Comptroller John Skelton Williams to extend its corporate existence under the 1882 act as amended. The extension authorizes succession until close of business on September 7 1934, and is recorded with Charter No 2185 Extension No 1196.
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Washington, D. C
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery
Kentuck
John Skelton Williams
Montgomey
Kentucky
JNO
Skelton Williams
Parcel Post Urged to Expand City Markets
New York City explores using parcel post as a market aid with substation at each market so suburban residents can order by telephone or mail and have goods mailed to them. Proponents say direct farmer purchasing lowers living costs and extends market access, with potential to spread to other cities if the Postmaster General agrees.
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New York
Couvier- Journal
Commissioner's Sale Notice in Equity Case
D B Guinn and others announce a Commissioner’s sale in equity. Plaintiffs Robert Marshall and others have an order of sale issued by the court in 1914. The undersigned will proceed with the sale under the rent and order of sale authority of the court.
No Sale in Equity Judgment for Charles H. Jones et al
Montgomery Circuit Court issued a judgment and order of sale in equity during the September 1914 term. Plaintiffs include Charles H. Jones and others. defendants include Mary Ruth Coons and others. the case concerns property sold under the court order.
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Charles H. Jones
Mary Ruth Coons
Public Auction Of 86 Acre Mt Sterling Land In Lulbegrud Area
Court sale at Mt Sterling Kentucky with bidding at the courthouse door on a 6 and 12 month credit. Property on Hinkston Creek covers 86 acres described by old lines and roads from I F Calk and Carrie A Guinn deeds. Sale by the acre with bond to Master Commissioner and notes on reserve portion and survey option.
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Mt. Sterling
Hinkston Creek
I. F. Calk
John F. Anderson
Anderson
Lulbegrud
Lulbegrud Pike
Trac
Carrie A. Guinn
Public Auction to Sell Montgomery County Farm Land in Mt Sterling
At about 1 pm, a public sale is set at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Kentucky for a tract of land of 98 25 acres in Montgomery County on Hinkston Creek. The sale is on credit six and twelve months with Master Commissioner as trustee, and includes a right of way for Marshall Myers from the farm to the public road.
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N. B. Young
William Dale
Mrl Myers
Hinksom Creek
E. R. Little
Lee Young
Les
Mrs. Ydia Moxley
Tom Grubbs
Lydia Moxley
Hamilton
Said Young
Marshall Myers
Fourteen Wet Counties Reduced to Fourteen After Election
After Monday's elections the state reduced wet counties to four teen counties. The remaining wet areas include Christian Hopkinsville and Gracey, Boyd Ashland, Franklin Frankfort, McCracken Paducah, Jefferson Louisville, Kenton Covington, Campbell Newport, Marion Lebanon, Daviess Owensboro, Henderson Henderson, Fayette Lexington, Anderson Lawrenceburg, Mead Brandenburg, Nelson Bardstown.
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Christian Hopkinsville
Gracey
Boyd
Ashland
Franklin
Frankfort
McCracken
Paducah
Jefferson
Louisville
Kenton
Covington
Campbell
Newport
Marion
Lebanon
Daviess
Owensboro
Henderson
Fayette
Lexington
Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Mead
Brandenburg
Nelson
Bardstown
Pollock vs Salyer Equity Notice of Sale 1914
Notice of sale issued in equity from the September term 1914 involving plaintiffs C A Pollock and others and defendant D D Salyer. The document records court action and a sale directive as part of the case proceedings.
Public Auction Sale of Livestock and Property
On the 19th day of October, 1914 at 1 o'clock p m the court will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on a three month credit at the court room a black jack Fox a sorrel stallion King two brown mules about six years old or enough to produce 297 69 with terms to be met a portion retained until full payment Bond payable to Montgomery National Bank John A Judy Master Commissioner M C C 133
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Court House
Mt. Sterling
Fox
King
Taylor Carrington Estate Public Auction Details
A commissioner's sale announces a signed will proceeding with court approval. The property will be offered at public auction at the courthouse door with sale on credit for six months. Location specified as Kentucky with the auction conducted by the court.
Louisville's Economic Boom Amid War Demands
Observers describe crowded streets and crowded hotels in Louisville as war-related demand boosts crops, coal, horseshoes, and other local products. The article notes altered commerce channels and potential changes in business methods and asset values due to the war, with farmers' labor as a key factor.
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Louisville
Europe
End of Fear in Commerce Sparks Urgency to Work
The speaker argues that no condition is permanent and fixed prices denote stagnation. He insists this is one of the most active years in commerce and, after a brief period of fear, calls for facing facts and getting to work.
Reward for Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollars
An old advertisement offers a reward of one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text also mentions other remedies and likely misspelled or garbled product names.
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Hall
Cheney
Probate Sale Notice for Monnery Circuit Court Term 1914
Commissioner's sale of the Monnery Circuit Court case rendered at the term 1914. The signed will is referenced in the above cause. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Monnery Circuit Court
Mt Sterling KY Public Auction of three Mt Sterling lots
A public auction at the Montgomery County Court House in Mt Sterling Kentucky will sell three described tracts of land on credit six and twelve months. Tract 1 fronts Maysville and High Streets near 30 by 70 feet with noted encumbrances and transfers to Elizabeth Cockrell Hawkins. Tract 2 fronts High and Maysville Streets between the livery stable and blacksmith shop with prior conveyances to Elizabeth Cockrell Hawkins. Tract 3 lies on the West side of North Maysville Street bounded by Nesbitt Laughlin and Keehler heirs with prior master commissioner deed references. Special commissioner M C Clay will conduct the sale with bidding to the highest bidder.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Queen
Montgomery Streets
Montmery Street
Rs. Mary T. Miller
Sam and
Sallie Holland
V. S
B. F. Day
Mary E. Carrington
N.eb
Maysville
Hi Streets
High Street
Bigstaff & Drake
Elizabeth Cockrell Hawkins
Maysville Street
Ince
B. F. Cockrell
F. B. Tipton
B. F. Coe
Beir
Montgomery County
C. W. Heck
B. F
Fannie D. Setters
B. F. Cook
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s
F. B. Nesbitt
Fr C. Laughlin
Devisees
N. H. Aan
John A. Judy
M. C. Clay
Court House
J. Raymond See
Slate Creek
Contai
Jacob See
Clarinda Lee
Prosni Lee
Charles Anderson
James
Will
H. C. Howell
John R. Thomas
Henry S. Duff
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Cardui
Moonlight School
Vanarsdell’s
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
New York City
Montgomery Circuit Court
D. B. Guinn
Robert Marshall, Etc
Oc Divin — Court
Mt Sterling
Kennucky
C. A. Pollock
D. D. Salyer
Albert H. Fletcher
Taylor Carrington, Et al
the Advocate Office
Mongomery Circuit Court
Elizabeth Cockrell
Wee
M, O
Cockrell
D'fish
Commissioners Sale
Montgomery Circuit
Ben F. Perry
J. Raymond Lee
John A. JU
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