Tuberculosis in Middle West Poultry Flocks
County agents report tuberculosis in chick flocks across sections of the Middle West. Farmers urged to notify farm bureaus and submit dead birds for examination to locate further outbreaks. Disinfection and culling advised to prevent spread. diseased eggs can hatch afflicted chicks. Washington seeks more funds for prohibition efforts.
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Middle West
Sian
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Corn and Wheat Slogans Drive Madison County Plowing
Farmers in Madison County start first plowing for corn and wheat amid tobacco crop uncertainty. Many plan to plant twice the wheat acreage next year. Plowing will continue until cold weather with prospects of the biggest corn and wheat acres in a decade.
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Madison County
Richmond
Loyalty of Firemen in City Fires Amid Rain
In two early morning and Sunday night blazes, city firemen were tested by rain but remained vigilant. A local resident praised the department for its speed and persistence, noting many firemen respond with autos or rapid ground cover, preventing major damage.
Warnings posted at stone quarry amid blast danger
Conspicuous danger signs warned pedestrians trespass at their own risk around county stone quarries after blasts causing reported house damage and threats to residents. Lempton and Burks contractors investigated, confirming limited actual damage while noting ongoing blasting for several weeks and banning pedestrian access near quarries before schools reopen.
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Lempton & Burks Contracting Company
Whicl
Chace Thompson
Thompson
Teachers Cautioned On Agricultural Exam Focus
The article notes a diversion in agricultural exam questions, prompting county superintendents to educate teachers to study the subject more deeply. After targeted instruction, averages improved, highlighting agriculture as a crucial exam topic and urging teachers to stay well informed.
Butter and Egg Market Trends Shrink Supplies Pressures Prices
Butter production remains higher than last year with heavy storage and dealers reducing stocks. Butterfat prices fall as more butter reaches market and eggs show a lighter output with some withdrawals from storage. Overall, little change in price levels this week but live poultry movement boosts supply and pushes prices downward in producing regions.
Miss Anna Jones Recovers After City Hospital Operation
Miss Anna Jones of this city is reported recovering in satisfactory condition after an operation at Pattie A. Clay Infirmary.
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Jones
Anna Jones
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary
Truck Men Visit Homes From Richmond Job
A contract with the asphalt firm allowed truck drivers to return home every two weeks. They departed Saturday afternoon on their semi monthly visit. Claxton Cummings Graham and Hill of Louisville will return Monday morning. The drivers are praised as efficient, alert, and rapid in operation.
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Asphalt Company
Richmond
Messrs
Claxton
Cummings
Graham
Hill
Louisville
Moonshine Still Destroyed Near Middlesboro by Four Deputies
A. D. DeBusk C. M. Yeary Red Stewart Levi Michelas and Deputy Winfrey destroyed an 80 gallon moonshine still Wednesday afternoon at the head of Stony Fork Hollow eight miles from Middlesboro. They found eight Larrels.
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A. D. DeBusk
C. M. Yeary
Red” Stewart
Levi Michelas
Winfrey
Stony Fork Hollow
Middlesboro
Louisville man weds thrice from same Hatfield clan
Joseph Isert of Louisville has married three times into the Hatfield family. He wed Mollie Hatfield first, then Iva Hatfield, a cousin of Mollie. Both wives died and his current wife is Sallie Hatfield Craig, a sister of Mollie.
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Joseph Isert
Louisville
Sallie Hatfield Craig
Mollie Hatfield
Iva Hatfield
Dupont President Col E G Buckner Dies in Hot Springs
Col E G Buckner, former Owensboro native and longtime head of the Dupont Powder Company, has died in Hot Springs Virginia. He resided in Wilmington Delaware since 1902 and was a prominent industrial figure of his era.
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Owenboro
E. G. Buckner
Owensboro
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Powder Company
Hot Springs
Asphalt Next Week On Lancaster Avenue Project Underway
The first concrete on Lancaster avenue has set well and asphalt application is planned within days. A machine for making it is nearly complete awaiting Mr Merriam's return for final parts. Work will continue north on Lancaster and then east on Main street following the settled concrete.
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Lancaster Avenue
Merriam
Main Street
Palace to Honor War Victims at Golden Gate Cal
A plan is proposed to erect a memorial palace representing the Legion of Honor at the Golden Gate in California to honor war victims. The project aims to create a lasting tribute with symbolic architecture. Local officials consider the feasibility and fundraising efforts for the monument.
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Legion of Honor
Golden Gate
Cal
Collision Kills B H Abrams and William Ham at Ashland
In Ashland a collision on the Lexington and Ashland division of the C. and O. railway killed B H Abrams and William Ham. The two men died at the scene and authorities opened an inquiry into the accident.
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B. H. Abrams
William Ham
Ashland
Lexington and Ashland
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