Soybeans Rise as Kentucky Farmers Boost Acreage
Kentucky farmers tripled soybean acreage over 1921 according to Ralph Kenney crop extension specialist. Reports from 30 counties show beans grown with corn for hogging and soil improvement, totaling 16 000 acres this year up from 5 000, with further gains expected in 1923 as soil and weather favor production.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Ralph Kenney
College of Agriculture
Kenney
Representative county reports on land use across the state
Reports from multiple counties show 6 000 acres devoted to genera l purposes and six thousand additional acres growing alone for other uses. The counties cited are representative of statewide patterns in land use and agricultural planning.
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California Fig Syrup Promises Quick Relief for Sick Children
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for infants and children. It claims a teaspoonful opens bowels within hours, removing constipation toxins and restoring a playful child. Mothers are urged to insist on authentic California Fig Syrup with proper dosing directions on the bottle.
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California
State Debt Rises by 552 in November
The state debt increased by 552 during November, joining the ongoing upward trend. Officials note the rise reflects monthly funding needs and interest obligations shaping the fiscal outlook.
Ferguson Family Holds Thanksgiving Reunion in Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Cotton hosted a Ferguson family reunion on the Lexington pike. Descendants traced to Wm. Ferguson from Scotland gathered with many present from Winchester Mt. Sterling Bloomfield and Richmond for a bountiful turkey dinner.
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T. N. Cotton
Lexington Pike
Ferguson
Cotton
Bordeaux Ferguson
Kentucky
Virginia
Wm. Ferguson
Scotland
Mark Ferguson
Winchester
C. B. Bush
Mr. Bush
Brookstown
Mr. Cotton
Alene
Geo. Allen
Jayne
Joe Crouch
Crouch
Marcus
Lyda Katherine
R. E
Annetta
Bloomfield
W. B. Ferguson
Taylor Doggett
Anna B
Edgar Ewing
Sterling
James Boyd
Robert Cole
Lula B
Alexene Turner
Anna M. Boyd Turner
Fam
Irene
Richmond
Brutus Cotton
Eleanor
Woodrow
Iris
Neville Todd
Harry Lee
Joe Gailey
Kirksville
William Clark
Julia Lisle
Ruby
Elizabeth Wilson
Classified ads list rentals and sales opportunities
House of room furnished or unfurnished on Aspen avenue. For sale Lefever shotgun. Kentucky red Berkshire boars offered. Three furnished rooms on Third Street. Wages offered for girl at Kenmadrich. Three unfurnished rooms with bath on Main Street. Open dental office December 4 1922 at Culton's Book Store Don Taylor Building Rooms 10 and 11. Large residence with outbuildings garden fruit trees suitable for boarding house. Contact Mrs D Kincaid and Mrs Wes McKinney. Buick Company listed for contact.
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Aspen Avenue
K. G. Wiggins
B. Turley
W. B. Turley
Third Street
Wes Mckinney
Kenmadrich
Main Street
Richmond
Buick Company
Culton’s
Don Taylor
Hughes
D. Kincaid
Commissioner Sale of Land in Madison County Ky
Pursuant to a Madison Circuit Court order dated October 1922, R B Terrill as Master Commissioner will sell at public auction on December 6 1922 at 10 a m a 14 3 4 acre tract on Drowning Creek near Waco Ky described as bounded by Snowden Reeves Harris and others. Proceeds cover debt and interest 228 70 costs 71 30 total 300 00. Sold on six and twelve month credit bonds bearing six percent interest with a lien on the property until paid. Attorneys S D Parrish B Z McKinney.
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C. N. McSwain &E
Madison Circuit Court
Madison County
Waco
Drowning Creek
C. C. Snowden
B. F. Reeves
William Harris
Waco High School
W. Wme
Motel Bank
R. B. Terrill
S. D. Parrish
B. Z. McKinney
Public Sale in Lexington area offers 40 acre farm and livestock
Public auction near Brassfield and Waco on December 6 1922 features a 40 acre well fenced farm with a four room house, stock barn and water plus personal property including two work mares four mule colts two Jersey cows and assorted farming implements household items and more. Sale starts at 10 o clock with terms to be announced.
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Lexington
Brassfield
Waco
Buena Vista
Six Millions Available for Dark Pool Crops
Four western Kentucky and Tennessee banks subscribed 1 627 000 in direct and indirect loans to the revolv ing fund of the Dark Tobacco Cooperative Association. President Will Bradshaw reported that National American Bank of Nashville pledged the largest loan 1 250 000 rediscounting notes for farmers with district banks. The bank also promised 250 000 direct to farmers, bringing the total revolving fund to 6 321 540.
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Paducah
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dark Tobacco Cooperative Association
Will Bradshaw
National American Bank of Nashville
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