New Circular On Apple Bud Worm Issue
Harrison Garman of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station prepared Circular No. 25 describing a bud worm outbreak on apple trees in Ohio county. The insect feeds on fruit and foliage with serious damage potential, yet has been overlooked in fruit insect records. Free copies are available from the station in Lexington.
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Harrison Garman
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio County
Lexington
Whose Indian Is Scalped A Controversial Rant
A columnist argues that views on Indian removal and violence differ by context and criticizes support for native self determination. The piece contrasts American frontier retaliation with international calls for native rights, labeling much of the rhetoric as bunk.
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India
Notable Red Cross Convention Opens in Columbus Oct 4
National Red Cross convention in Columbus runs October 4 to 8 with a high profile program. President Harding is to address the opening session. speakers include Herbert Hoover General Pershing Navy Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and educators from Ohio and national institutions.
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Olumbus
American Red Cross
Harding
Herbert Hoover
J. J. Pershing
Navy
Roosevelt
Marine Corps
LeJeune
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
J. J. Thomas
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
Henry Noble McCracken
Vassar College
Charl Williams
National Education Association
W. W. Marquart
Frank B. Willis
Red Cross
Robert S. Gast
Pueblo
Colo
Lillian Wald
New York
Nation’s Health
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Eleanor Robson Belmont
J. G. Emery
American Legion
W. Frank Persons
Alice Fitzgerald
League of Red Cross Societies
Switzerland
Albert Ross Hill
Allenby
Ruth Mougey Worrell
Field-Selected Seed Boosts Corn Yields, Say Experts
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station crops specialist E. J. Kinney cites tests across corn-growing states showing field-selected seed, dried properly, yields higher than crib-selected seed. Benefits include disease-free ears, robust plants, and better matching stalk and ear characteristics, with drying emphasized to avoid poor germination.
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E. J. Kinney
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
County Court Days List for Kentucky Counties
A compiled schedule of county court days across Kentucky counties listing pairs of counties and their respective court days. The document shows each pair followed by the Monday occurrence such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Monday with some exceptions like June dates or specific month notes.
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Adair
Columbia
Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Bath
Owingsville
Boyle
Danville
Bell—Pineville
Boone—Burlington
Boyd—Catlettsburg
Bracken—Brooksville
Breathitt—Jackson
Bourbon—Paris
Carter—Grayson
Clay
Manchester
Clark
Winchester
Elliott
Martinsburg
Estill
Mon
Knox—Barbourville
Knott
Morgan—West Liberty
Owsley
Booneville
Oldham—LaGrange
Merccer—Harrodsburg
Menefee
Frenchburg
Montgomery
Mt. Sterling
Nicholas—Carlisle
Pendleton—Falmouth
Powell—Stanton
Pulaski
Somerset
Robertson
Mt. Oliver
Rowan—Morehead
Shelby
Shelbyville
Wayne
Monticello
Name in the paper sparks both pride and shock
The Atchison Globe reports a young man entering the office and reacting to his engagement notice with disbelief and evident chagrin. He asks how much for 50 copies, while his fiancee and others share the reaction.
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Atchison Globe
Profiteer Critique Cited by Garment News
The Garment News quotes the Boston Transcript defining a profiteer as a man who can charm you into handing over your hat and coat and watch, then chase after his own explanations.
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The
Garment News
Boston ‘Transcript
Sourdoughs and Alaska Food Celebrate Klondike Anniversary
The piece notes sourdoughs from around the world will gather in Dawson City for the Klondike’s 25th anniversary. It describes Alaska wheat, fruit, vegetables, beef, and pork as Yukon grown, claims Alaska’s arctic soil yields plenty, and predicts future population growth, hoping Governor Scott Boone will boost publicity and interest.
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Dawson City
Yukon
Alaska
Arctic
Don’t Kick Be a National Bank
A brief explainer on how national banks can issue currency against United States bonds held in custody, earning regular interest while bonds stay with the Treasury. It notes Liberty bonds and the cash flow implications for bondholders when selling, highlighting the 100 cent value and the benefit to the economy.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Hard Bargains in Money Markets Hail National Bank Edge
A public discussion notes the national bank profits from inflation while ordinary citizens receive only a fraction of their gains. The speaker argues the system lets the bank keep most of the cake as the common man loses his share. The remark characterizes the situation as unjust but unavoidable for the moment.
California Petroleum Reports H1 1921 Earnings Beat 1920
California Petroleum Company reports 7.79 dollars a share on common stock for the first half of 1921, up from 4.94 dollars for the same period in 1920. The company shows stronger profitability and improved per share value year over year.
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California Petroleum Company
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E. T. Reis & Sons
Locust Street
Kil-Tone Beetle Mort
Kil-Tone Co
Vineland
N. J
Chenault & Orear
Thomas Meighan
Paramount
Tapp Theatre
Sacred Liberty
John A. Keller CO
Mrs
Mary Coleman Ayres
Clinedinst
Eleanor Robson Belmo
COAL
H. H. Coppage
Queen Street
Scott Boone
National Bank
LaFayette
L. B. Shouse
Ramsey & Mason
McDonald Bros
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Comfort
Charles H. Berryman
Pres
John G. Cramer
Mgr
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