Open Air Schools Rapidly Grow Across United States
The National Association reports rapid expansion of open air and fresh air schools for tuberculosis and sickly children. Since 1907, more than 200 such schools exist in 19 states with Massachusetts and Boston leading. The group urges one school per 25 000 population to reduce disease mortality and educational loss.
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United Fats
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Associaion
Providence
R. I
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Ohio
United States Bureau of the Census
United States
The
National Association
Dairy herd for sale as retire from milk business
For Sale. Retiring from the milk business I offer 15 dairy cows with bottles buckets and goodwill. Possession after October 1 1912. Inquire Mrs T J Carr P O Box 75 Phone 249 101f. Also advertising plug notes include Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Sutton Son home furnishing and Advocate Publishing Co printing services.
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T. J. Carr
P. O
Rural Schools in Kentucky Need Modern Upgrades
State Superintendent reports Kentucky rural school attendance rose about 20 percent due to the compulsory education law, yet enrollment remains far below census figures. Many districts lack adequate buildings, equipment, and qualified teachers, hindering progress. improving facilities and staffing is crucial for real community advancement.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kentucky
Taxpayers Warned of Immediate Tax Sale Ads
Sheriff W F Crooks warns Montgomery County taxpayers that taxes are due and delinquent properties will be advertised for sale to protect bondsmen. He urges immediate settlement as unpaid taxes will trigger sales this year.
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W. F. Crooks
Montgomery County
Drinking Cups and Sanitation Notice from Advocate Pub Co
A brief notice advises businesses to use sanitary drinking cups to comply with law and avoid inspection. It promotes obtaining supplies from Advocate Pub Co and Greenwade's for Heinz Pickling Vinegar products.
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Greenwade’s
Timber Sales and Conservation Principles in Forest Management
A subscriber letter argues that selling ripe timber supports local communities and competition, while wasteful storage harms conservation. National forests hold about 600 billion feet of merchantable timber, with 350 billion ripe for auction and rapid decay in fire areas. Annual growth equals six billion feet. last year’s cut was under half a billion. Local and small operators benefit, while inaccessible timber requires rail and mills to justify large investments.
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Collier’s
Lloyd Secures Dr Howard Co Half Price Introductory Offer
Local druggist W S Lloyd reports success inducing Dr Howard Co to cut the regular fifty cent size of a constipation and dyspepsia cure by half. The medicine, proclaimed a recent discovery, promises quick relief and permanent cures with Lloyd offering refunds if relief is not achieved. He urges immediate contact or sending 25 cents for sixty doses, noting limited supply and a general call for dyspepsia constipation or liver trouble sufferers.
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W. S. Lloyd
Dr. Howard Co
W.S. Lloyd
Transfer and Carriage Service Ad
Railway pickup and transfer wagon available to meet all trains. Phone 21 or 337 for arrangements.
Death of Col Green R Keller editor and lawmaker
Col Green R Keller sixty seven longtime Carlisle Mercury editor and former legislator from Nicholas and Robertson counties died at his Carlisle home last Wednesday after three years of ill health. A Bourbon county native born 1845 he served as clerk and assistant clerk in the Kentucky House after Civil War. He was a widower and survived by two sons Dr Hervey Keller of Frankfort and Stanley W Keller junior Mercury editor.
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Green R. Keller
Carlisle Mercury
Nicholas
Robertson
Secrecf
Morgan’s
Carlisle
Col. Keller
Bourbon County
Fifth Kentucky Cavalry
Fifth Kentucky
Buford
John H. Morgan
Indiana
Ohio
Keller
Columbus
House of
Miss Holton
Mason County
Hervey Keller
Frankfort
Stanley W. Keller
The
Mercury
Home-killed meat ad at Greenwade's appears in Advocate Pub
A compact note in the Advocate Pub column advertises home-killed meat available at Greenwade's, labeled as Phone 74. Local customers are invited to contact the shop for direct purchase.
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Greenwade’s
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Southern Railway
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Land of the Sky
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Louisville, Ky
T. J. Connell
St. Louis, Mo
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the Jeweler
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