Debating the League of Nations at Valley Station
Mrs Evelyn Snead Barnett and Ira Barnett clashed on the political stump at Valley Station Schoolhouse on Fighteenth Street Road in Louisville. Mrs Barnett, a noted Louisville writer and Democrat, contends with her Republican election officer husband who supports opposing views on the League. She predicted she would have the last word.
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League of Nations
Valley Station
Fighteenth Street Road
Louisville
Evelyn Snead Barnett
Ira
Barnett
Tion
R Ms. Barnett
Brokenhearted Seek Silence As Their Loudest Plea
A brief, reflective line notes how those in deep sorrow choose silence to express their deepest longing. The statement contrasts quietude with emotion, suggesting silence as a potent form of petition or appeal.
Twelve Stands on the League of Nations
A critical column compiles Senator Harding’s shifting positions on the League of Nations from July to October. It argues his revisions show no consistent conviction, labeling him a hypocrite and a political chameleon aiming to please all sides while courting pro league voters.
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League of Nations
Harding
Wilson
Versailles Peace Center
Knox
Marion
Association of Nations
League of Versailles
Hague Tribunal
League
Europe
Versailles
Baltimore
Des Moines
Markets and Organizations in the Short Course
The short course in agriculture runs November 1, 1920 to February 26, 1921 with a markets and market organizations focus. It surveys marketing principles, history, and the role of cooperative bodies, plus a second term on farm market organizations across livestock, grain, dairy, produce, and other sectors. Kentuckians may enroll without exam.
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United States
Farmers Meet For Short Course At College Of Agriculture
Interest grows for the college of agriculture short course running November 1 to February 26. The college reports many inquiries and expects large attendance as it promotes advancement in farming and moral progress.
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College of Agriculture
County Court Days List by Kentucky Districts
County court days are listed by county pairings with the scheduled meeting on specific Mondays. Districts include Bath Owingsville second Monday Bourbon Paris first Monday Boyle Danville third Monday Breathitt Jackson fourth Monday and others across the state.
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Bath
Owingsville
Bourbon—Paris
Boyle
Danville
Breathitt—Jackson
Clark—Winchester
Estill—Irvine
Fayette—Lexington
Fleming
Flemingsburg
Garrard—Lancaster
Henry—Newcastle
Jessamine
Nicholasville
Grant
Williamstown
Harrison—Cynthiana
Lee—Beattyville
Lincoln
Stanford
Madison—Richmond
Mason—Maysville
Mercer—Harrodsburg
Montgomery
Mt. Sterling
Nicholas—Carlisle
Oldham LaGrange
Owen—Owenton
Pendleton—Falmouth
Powell—Stanton
Pulaski
Somerset
Scott—Georgetown
Richmond avenue house and lot sale at 2 PM
A modern four room residence on Richmond avenue with front and back porches, cistern, hydrant, gas lighting, garden, and outbuildings is offered for sale at the premises. Sale to the highest bidder with no reserve, possession to suit purchaser, terms disclosed on sale day. Also at the same time furniture and garden implements will be sold.
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Richmond Avenue
Negro influence in Louisville electoral balance revealed
City Democratic Headquarters figures show 46 159 white Democrats and 30 309 white Republicans in Louisville. Negro registrations shape power with 24 693 Democratic and 283 Independent registrations among a total 112 353 voters. If colored women hadn’t registered Democrats would lead by 3 000. without colored men or women the margin would be 15 000.
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National Democratic
John R. Downing
National Committee
Citizens’ Union National Bank
Louisville
New York
Democratic
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Blue Grass Farm
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W.tloffman Wood
Sherman Hamilton
J. O. Spratt
J. N. Camden
F. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo
Toto
Republican Party
J. E. Freeland
MT. Sterling Vulcanizing CO
Bank Street
George McClure
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
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