Realizes Race Danger In Old Kentucky
Oklahoma Democrats condemn Louisville election tactics used to bias Kentucky votes. Cam Campbell asks if white women would enter targeted venues and warns Republicans would repeat such tactics in Oklahoma if they gain power. He questions Kentucky’s aristocratic history and segregation laws.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Oklahoma
Cam Campbell
State
Democratic Committee
Campbell
Harding
Cox
Eggs to Reach $1 A Dozen This Winter Predicted
Market observers forecast $1 per dozen eggs as supply drops from 1920 levels. Farmers are urged to improve poultry housing, light, cleanliness, and pre-winter conditioning to capitalize on expected high prices. Proper feeding remains essential to winter egg production.
Awake to the seriousness of the situation
A brief note urging awareness of a pressing issue underscores the need for vigilance and immediate attention. It highlights the gravity of the moment and calls for practical steps to address emerging concerns.
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Lucky
Want Social Equality In Your Church
The Louisville Leader editorial condemns racial segregation in religious spaces. It cites a Gypsy Smith revival incident where a rail was proposed to separate Black ministers, arguing true religion rejects segregation and social equality undermines spiritual renewal. The piece calls for full inclusion of Black clergy in church events.
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Louisville Leader
M. P. Hunt
A. J. Carey
A. M. E. Church
Hunt
Carey
Gypsy Smith Tabernacle
America
Dr LeeGear Antiseptic Healing Powder Endorsed by Farmer
Altoona Alabama trader R L McIntyre credits Dr LeeGear's Antiseptic Healing Powder with quickly healing wire cuts on his horse leaving no scar. The advocate touts 28 years veterinary practice and poultry breeding to claim cures for stock and poultry and urges buyers to get the remedy from local dealers with a money back guarantee.
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R. L. MclIntyre
Altoona
Ala
LeeGear
MelIntyre
Poultry Market Sees Rise in Supply and Lower Prices
Poultry output increases and surplus persists this week while live and dressed stock prices ease. Fresh eggs remain in strong demand with little price change, and creamery butter production climbs versus last year with nationwide price declines. Service as a basis for success is urged.
Old rivals meet at Lexington Saturday
The Kentucky Wildcats brace for Sewanee at Stall Field on October 23 after a mild Miami win renewed focus. Close series notes show Kentucky leads in 1919 and Sewanee previously beat Kentucky on the mountain, with a large turnout expected in Lexington. A vigorous Stoll Field practice and a probed lineup highlight the build up to the clash.
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Miami University
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Wildcats
Sewanee
Miami
Kentucky
Purple Warriors
Tennessee
Lexington
Stoll Field
Duncan
Tigers
Time and pride threaten the honest man’s world
A reflective column warns that overconfidence erodes a person’s grip on reality. The piece argues honesty reveals a thief in society and helps reduce crime and law enforcement burdens. It cautions against conceit and urges humility to avoid personal and communal ruin.
Hogging Down Crops For Hogs In Kentucky Farms
Kentucky farmers hog down corn and soy beans and sometimes both. Experiment Station notes tankage in self feeders boosts corn yield up to ninety percent when hogging corn alone. For soy beans alone, feeding two and a half percent of hogs weight in corn daily outperforms full corn feed. Hogs should be moved to soy beans as leaves yellow and beans reach dough stage.
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Kentucky
Animal Husbandry Department
Experiment Station
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