Seed price surge risks limiting crimson clover plantings
Department of Agriculture specialists warn rising import prices for crimson clover and hairy vetch seed may curb use this year. Prices climbed from 4–5 to 7.50–9 dollars per bushel due to European shortages, with domestic supply uncertain and advisories to plant rye instead or use nitrogen fertilizers if higher seed costs persist. Where reliable catches exist, higher seed prices may be justified for winter cover crops in orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Printing ads and posters offered by The Advocate Office Mt. Sterling KY
A promotional note from The Advocate Office Mt. Sterling Kentucky advertises printing services for posters billheads programs envelopes noteheads statements and job printing in the best style on short notice highlighting a general commercial offer without names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Office
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Man seeks young cow as teeth tell age
A man curious about cows tries to buy a family cow. A dealer presents an eight year old heifers and the buyer jokes he prefers a cow with no upper teeth. He remains searching, the Albany New France notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany New Fra
Wheat price outlook prompts large sowing area
Several mills urge planting a large wheat acreage this fall predicting a price not less than 1.25 dollars per bushel. The forecast reflects market optimism and intends to secure future supply at stable levels for the harvest season.
McCormick Lumber Co Tobacco Sticks Sale Notice
McCormick Lumber Co announces sale of tobacco sticks as listed in the notice. Details specify pricing and quantity available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Lumber Co
October 4 designated day for peace prayer
President Wilson signs a proclamation urging a nationwide day of prayer for peace in Europe. Sunday October 4 is set as a day for all citizens to attend places of worship and seek divine guidance to heal nations in conflict, with the seal of the United States and signatures of Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
United States
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
William Jennings Bryan
Temperance entertainment at High Top school
The children of High Top school present a temperance entertainment in the school building on Friday afternoon September 18 at 1 30 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Top
Laundry wars spark local debate on home washing value
Residents argue over sending work to distant laundries citing higher costs and poorer results yet some defend local shops as convenient and affordable. The discussion centers on quality, turnaround, and the impact on neighborhood businesses.
Farm Facts on Leadership and Rural Progress
The rural community needs intelligent, consecrated leadership. The farm powers progress and civilizational birth, while the farmer seeks equal opportunities. The rural press, pulpit, and school form a trinity of influences the farmer must use to shape public affairs.
Moves to Paris by Mr. Robert Walsh
Mr. Robert Walsh of Mr. Sterling plans a clothing store in the Saloshin Building on Main street and will occupy Mrs. Carrie Innes Kisher's Cypress street home with his family. Walsh is a longtime Mt. Sterling merchant known for an honorable business career and will be welcomed in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walsh
Sterling
Main Street
Carrie Innes Kisher
Cypress Street
Walsh
Paris
Mt. Serling
Bourbon N Ws
Politeness Pays Off, Poem of Courtesy
A reflective verse urges consistency in civility through daily behavior. It argues that courteous conduct yields favorable outcomes, presenting examples to illustrate how politeness benefits individuals over time.
Substitutes for human kidney noted in medical research
An item notes a substitute for the human kidney and critiques science for lacking an artificial eye enabling a blind man to see through when a slit skirt passes by. The text contrasts medical advances with provocative commentary on vision and attire.
Crow Research Confirms Simple Truths From Bureau Report
Investigators from the United States Bureau of Agriculture note that a crow remains a crow by basic definition. The terse finding underscores plain terms amid broader commentary on scientific labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Bureau
James E Magowan Real Estate and Notary Public Ad
James E Magowan offers real estate, loans, collecting, contracting and carpentry services. Prompt attention to entrusted business. Phone 471 Mt. Sterling Kentucky 3 Wesley Street 106mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Wesley St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houghton
Babcock
Peters and Staver
Prewitt & Howell
Mammoth Cave
Cave
Amall
Winchester
OUR Service
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company
Jae
Stockton
N. Maysville Street
The
Greenwade
Mr. Sterling Laundry Co
Cardui
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Cardus
Shipp's
Inbox Remedy Company
Jain St
Lexington, Ky
Iliniment
Earl W. Senff
C. W. Compton
Eoce
Pt. Sterling National Bars Bldg
Dor. G. M. Horton
Letters
Alvr
E. Stamler
Merrick Lodge Bldg
Lexington
Stanley Brown
Represennting
Lexington Granite Co, Inc
Lexington, Kentucky
Mt. Sterling, Ky
James E. Magowan
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Louisville
Rothwell
New York
Motioile Richmond
A. m
Hinton
McDonald Bros
Miller’s Creek Cannel Coal
J. D. Sullivan & Co
Housewives
W. C. Moore & Co
Main and Bank Sts
Mt. Sterling Ky
Camden
Congress
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!