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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
5
B Frank Perry sold 20 head averaging 1200 pounds to H Caywood at 7 dollars with shrinkage delivery planned from November 1 to 10. Clark and Ford Patterson sold 34 head averaging 1200 at 7.25 dollars with shrinkage for delivery November 1. Poultry and Product v Sullivan and Co Mt Sterling location and contacts.
A bulletin by J. J. Hooper of the College of Agriculture outlines studies on Jersey color inheritance and age effects on milk and butterfat. Bulletin No. 234 is free by writing the Experiment Station, Lexington. The piece ends with a quip on promoters wearing diamonds.
Mrs Jennie Hall is very sick at this writing. Miss Lucy Garrett hosted guests including Limp Garrett and William Garrett. Nannie Rainey Flor ence York visited Miss Bessie West. Ella Daniel gave a party with ice cream and cake. The young folks enjoyed a day at Pilot Knob with several from Mr Sterling. Walter Reis singer and family joined by Charles West and Tom Pasley traveled with them. Mr James Bivins stayed with George West. Attendees also went to the circus in Mt Sterling. Mr and Mrs Guy Zimmerman plan to move to Mt Sterling. Friends regret the loss of these good people.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station reports five year field and plot results and three year feed trials showing sorghum silage nearly 92 percent as economical as corn silage. One acre sorghum silage plus supplements produced 36.4 percent more beef but cost more per 100 pounds gain than corn silage. Steers on corn silage gained 24 pounds per day more than those on sorghum. Bulletin No. 233 available free from Lexington.
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