Local roadways remain clear and prices steady title
Shoppers report smooth travel as roads stay clear and prices hold steady, backing a sense of normalcy and stable local commerce in the area.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
3
Shoppers report smooth travel as roads stay clear and prices hold steady, backing a sense of normalcy and stable local commerce in the area.
Editorial criticizes Amendment No 23 proposing a nine member State Board of Education to appoint a State Superintendent. Critics argue rural schools receive little benefit and board composition favors city residents. The piece contends the reform would still keep the office political, depending on who holds the governor seat.
California lawyer Aaron Sapiro returns to the Burley tobacco region to drum up support for the cooperatives marketing plan. He will address workers in Lexington, Lebanon, Springfield, Frankfort, Owenton, New Castle, and Lancaster on October 21 to 29 to map county campaigns and finalize a three week push.
Clark county growers have signed 3,900 acres toward the 75 percent goal with about 73 percent now secured. Chairman B Penn Taylor plans to complete the target by Saturday's meeting as the leader makes visits to Lexington and Louisville during the Kentucky week.
Plum Lick residents and relatives share visiting and hosting at Lexington East Union Mt Sterling and Sharpsburg with families including Laughlin Crouch Palmeter and Clinkenbeard. Court attendance and a North Middletown meeting are noted. a personal gun remark ends a clipped item.
A quip from Ameri Legion Weekly contrasts old fashioned masculinity with a man seeking a divorce after his wife rifled his pockets. The piece rails at a culture quick to label and fight over perceived dishonesty.
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