Demonstrations on Balanced Ration for Pork Output Begin 1922
Western Kentucky farmers will run demonstrations to show a balanced ration for pork production in 1922. Seven demonstrators are enrolled in Carlisle Ballard McCracken and Livingston counties under Grady Sellards of the College of Agriculture extension division. The plan starts January 1 with a ration of one part tankage to nine parts corn for growing and fattening pigs, with self feeders speeding gains by about nine percent.
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Grady Sellards
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Carlisle
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Livingston
Who Is Jane's Teacher Miss Bennett and Beyond
Anne Goodwin Williams argues in a column that a mother is Jane’s primary teacher, guiding daily learning through patience, morals, music, art, and domestic duties. The piece contrasts classroom hours with the mother’s constant influence shaping behavior and values in early childhood.
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Bennett
Short Course to Feature Many Livestock Subjects
Kentucky plans by the College of Agriculture to offer a winter short course for farm men and boys starting October 31. Topics include breeds judging feeding beef sheep and pork production breeding farm animals and livestock diseases with a judging contest. The entire animal husbandry faculty and facilities will support training using Hereford Shorthorn Jersey Guernsey cattle hogs and various sheep breeds.
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Guernsey
Berkshire
Duroc-Jersey
Poland
China
Southdown
Hampshire
Shropshire
Lexington
Stepstone Willie Ragan Reports Farm Sale and Local Visits
Thomas Duff bought a farm from Everett Hopkins for 6500 dollars. The house is now occupied by Clifton Johnson and wife. Several local residents, including Mrs. Eliza Roe of Owingsville and Mrs. J. D. Alexander, visited relatives this week. A lighthearted note closes with Hats off to the world and a reminder that respect for the law varies with need.
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Thomas Duff
Everett Hopkins
Clifton Johnson
Eliza Roe
Owingsville
J. Ratliff
Wallace's Liv erade advertised as pleasant liver aid
An advertisement touts Wallace's Liv erade claiming it is pleasant to take and aids the liver with gentle action and no griping. It parodies medical claims by noting it took centuries to make men from monkeys but can reverse the process in minutes.
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Wallace
Lloyd
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