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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
8
An advertisement notes loans on farms up to 50 percent of value at KCkee 31 33 South Bank Street and promotes a full line of saddles harness and wagons sold by J R Lyons with wagons and post buggy offerings.
Grassy Lick notes list numerous visits and social calls. Ella Mae Leach and family hosted Mrs. H. T. Kirk and guests. Various residents visited relatives in Winchester, Lexington, Donalds, Mt. Sterling, and Olympia. Church attendance and local health updates are mentioned.
Lula Leggett reports a large crowd at a Sunday night meeting held by Rev. Hon at Donaldson. A prayer meeting is planned there Saturday night with all invited. Mrs. Woodson Henry and daughter visit Aunt Mrs. Marshall Blackwell. Sterling Sanders from near Paris visits Mr. and Mrs. John West. Sunday school is set for Sunday afternoon. Charles Mathias of Carlisle visited his sister Mrs. John King Friday.
The State Tax Commission assessed whisky in bonded warehouses at 60 dollars per barrel, six dollars higher than the 1920 evaluation and half of the commission's tentative 120 dollar per barrel assessment.
A concise reflection notes that steadiness is a prized virtue for women, contrasting with the allure of fashion. It presents consistency as the quiet, enduring jewel that many women prioritize over outward adornment.
The School of Public Health operated by the State Board of Public Health and the University of Louisville opened this week with 25 percent more attendance than last year. The eight month course blends classroom study in Louisville with county field work, training graduates to become public health nurses and awarding a health nurse certificate on completion. Faculty changes include David Liggitt replacing Elwood Street on efficient management and Homer Wickenden’s social work courses. new instructors include Elmira Bears, Emma Parmalee, and Helen Donaldson covering visiting nursing, infant welfare, and public health nursing organization and supervision.
Beef cattle feeding records from farmers show silos lower winter feed costs and boost profits. Three years of Kentucky station work indicates ensilage fed cattle finish on pasture as well as dry-fed stock. With labor plentiful this year, full silos can cut production costs for beef dairy or market cattle.
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