Kentucky social work conference to be held in Danville
The Kentucky conference of social work meets in Danville from October 29 to November 1 with leaders from Kentucky and other states. Speakers include Miss Mary E. Swinney of the University of Kentucky and Homer Wickenden of Louisville. sessions cover budgets for families, publicity, child welfare, public institutions, health, and race relations. The program features a play institute for rural and mountain children and multiple luncheons.
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Kentucky Conference of Social Work
Danville
Mary E. Swinney
University of Kentucky
Homer Wickenden
Associated Charities
Louisville
Elwood Street
Welfare League
T. L. Taylor
Frankfort
Walter A. Jillson
Anchorage
Anna Veech
Edward N. Clopper
National Child Labor Bureau
New York
Edwin P. Morrow
F E. W. Hines
Joseph Byers
State Board of Charities
Early Saved Seed Corn Is The Best
Kentucky corn crop looks strong this year despite a late spring cool summer and wet weather. Farmers are urged to harvest and dry seed corn early to avoid frost damage, with Circular No. 13 from Experiment Station offering guidance on care and selection. The piece also评论 social morality and a humorous aside about a daughter helping her mother.
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Kentucky
Short Course Lets Students Study Beef Dairy Cattle Hogs Sheep
College of Agriculture announces a November 1 start for a practical farming short course. Students will study Hereford Shorthorn Holstein Jersey Guernsey cattle Berkshire Duroc Jersey Poland China hogs and Southdown Hampshire Cheviot Shropshire sheep plus other breeds on the Experiment Station farm. Dairy cattle and sheep first term beef cattle and hogs second term.
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College of Agriculture
Jersey
Guernsey
Berkshire
Duroc Jersey
Poland
China
Southdown
Hampshire
Shropshire
Department of Animal Husbandry
Livestock Breeds and Feeding Courses At Kentucky Farm School
The curriculum outlines courses on origin and adaptation of major livestock breeds to Kentucky conditions, elementary to advanced feeding principles, digestion, rations, and lab work. It covers beef cattle care, breeding, fattening for market, sheep and swine production, wool marketing, and stock improvement taught by E J Wilford, J C Grimes, and Prof W S Anderson. A wry addendum notes consumer shoes and toupes in a humorous aside.
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Kentucky
E. J. Wilford
J. C. Grimes
W. 8. Anderson
Prosperity Comes With Its Own Price
A reflective note warns that prosperity incurs costs and risks, urging vigilance and steady moral footing to avoid trouble while pursuing success.
Rolling Stone Phrase Reimagined in Common Proverb
A compact proverb notes the rolling stone phrase with a playful contrast to a lowering stone. It suggests perpetual motion and change, reflecting on persistence versus static status. The line echoes popular sayings about effort and momentum.
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