County Court Days List by Kentucky Counties
A compiled schedule shows county court days across Kentucky with each pairing indicating the responsible county court seat and its meeting on the specified Monday. The list includes numerous county pairs such as Adair-Columbia Anderson-Lawrenceburg Bath-Owingsville and many more, noting variations like second or fourth Mondays and special notes for certain jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Columbia
Anderson—Lawrenceburg
Bath
Owingsville
le—Danville
Sae Pineville
e—Burlington
Atlettsburg
Brooksville
Breathitt—Jackson
Bourbon—Paris
Carter—Grayson
Clay—Manchester
Clark—Winchester
Elliott—Martinsburg
Estill
Irvine
Fayette—Lexington
Fleming—Flemingsburg
Franklin—Frankfort
Garrard
Knox—Barbourville
Knott—Hindman
Laurel—London
Lewis—Vanceburg
er—Whitesburg
le Beattyville
Mon—Richmond
Maysville
Malpi—Selverine
Marion—Lebanon
Shelbyville
Wayne
Monticello
Smile and business in one cheerful view
A pacifying message argues that a genuine or even forced smile costs nothing and boosts business. It warns against the spread of gloom, saying cheerful faces deter grouches, improve digestion, and make one welcome, while noting price pressures like gasoline rises and an average man’s blustery nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarman’s
Leaf marketing plan gains traction in Burley district
Progress toward reaching 75 percent signups for Burley tobacco under a new marketing plan is aided by low prices this year in South and North Carolina markets. Financial backing from banks and federal programs, plus urging from Judge Robert W. Bingham, spur rapid completion of the cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Association
South Carolina
North Carolina
Southern Tobacco
North
Western Tobacco Journal
Cincinnati
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
War Finance Corporation
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
J. Campbell Cantrill
Maysville
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-Operative Marketing Association
Stanley Reed
Mason County
James N. Kehoe
Mason
Kentucky
Bingham
Early 1900s Wildlife Laws and Odd Dream Mention
A dated list bans killing wild turkeys pheasants deer elk wood ducks and other birds before set dates and caps daily bag limits for quail doves ducks geese brant and snipe. It also prohibits certain fishing methods, possessing nets without licenses, hunting without a license, and keeping animals during closed seasons. The piece ends with Miss Ima Peach’s dream of being elected Queen of Constantinople and taking a Turkish bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Peach
Constantinople
Hogging Down Corn Proves Profitable for Kentucky Farmers
Kentucky farmers can profit by hogging down corn as hog prices stay fair and corn prices drop. Experiments from the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station show tankage plus corn yields the best daily gain and quicker market readiness, with corn and soybeans also effective. Optimal hog weight is around 100 pounds, and field cleanup takes about 35 to 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Webster Chills Fail to Produce a Single Egg
Thirteen hens in a 35 bird Barred Plymouth Rocks flock owned by Mrs J K Bridges Kenton county produced no eggs during the week after removal as culls following a demonstration by poultrymen from the College of Agriculture. The prior week 41 eggs were produced by all 35 hens and 50 eggs by the 22 retained layers during the seven days after the demonstration. Farmers nearby expect culling to remove nonlayers and keep flocks productive until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
J. K. Bridges
Kenton County
College of Agriculture
Kentucky Board of Trade Backs School Education Amendments
Louisville Board of Trade directors unanimously adopt resolutions protesting politicians who oppose constitutional amendments to separate Kentucky schools from politics. The passage aims to secure every child’s right to education, regardless of race or creed, and to place the state’s youth at the forefront of policy. The board aligns with a national view that a nation’s wealth lies in its people, especially its children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Board of Trade
Kentucky
Kentucky Election Faces Child Welfare Over Politician Ambition
A Kentucky election issue frames the choice as between children's welfare and the ambitions of professional politicians. The message urges placing children first in the contest between policy and self-interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers Building
MT. Sterling, KY
Frompt Service
Winchester
LEAF
the Advocate
Louis Des Cognets & CO
Howard Guyn
MT. Sterling
Webster
Children First
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
Montgomery County
W. H. Thompson
Lexington
Phoenix
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!