Sale of W. T. Fitzpatrick home place and adjacent lots
The notice details sales of lots 7 and 8 the middle and easternmost tenant houses with lots 6 7 and 8 suitable for warehouse or manufacturing. Lots 1 2 3 4 and 5 will be offered first then as a set and then the trio of 6 7 and 8. Terms: one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years with interest and lien security. Household effects to be auctioned immediately after land sale.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick
Camargo Pike
Next Boom May Beat All Records in Prosperity Outlook
The article argues the stock market discounts a new era of prosperity likely to surpass prior booms. Steel stocks rise on improved business, with Pittsburgh data showing steel at about 83 percent capacity versus 30 percent in August and 20 percent in mid July. Current output near 17 million gross tons yearly, near prewar minimums, suggesting further gains are probable despite housing and utility demand. Some note political footprints, others worry about time and memory.
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Pittsburg
Logyard Squabbles Tangle Saw Maintenance and Business
Workers argue over log yard procedures as a dispute over equipment and safety slows operations. Management vows clearer rules, while crews press for timely maintenance and steadier workflow to prevent costly delays.
Vines Cut Before Frost Save Sweet Potato Crop Losses
Kentucky Agriculture Experiment Station trials show cutting vine before or after frost prevented rot in stored sweet potatoes. Wrapping tubers increased rot versus unwrapped storage, open packaging worsened rot, and proper curing at 70 degrees then 60 degrees aids preservation.
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Kentucky Agriculture Experiment Station
A. J. Olney
Sorghum Silage Needs Proper Maturity for Best Feed
Kentucky extension specialist Ralph Kennedy warns sorghum silage must reach a late stage before ensiling to avoid sour feed. He notes many farmers harvest too green, reducing quality, and says field seed from sweet sorghum can be stored and used. Sorghum silage can rival corn when properly packed and harvested, with mid October as a typical window.
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Ralph Kennedy
College of Agriculture
Kentucky
Kennedy
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