Farmers urged to diversify crops and boost livestock
The article argues 20 percent better than expected and Bend’s boom with ample food. It notes 40 percent of tobacco being set and urges rotation with other crops. Farm prosperity hinges on surplus crops, livestock, cream selling, and permanent pastures for steady market income.
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William Barnes Dies After Illness at Home
William Barnes aged 60 died at his Fifth Street home Tuesday night after several weeks of kidney trouble. A Baptist church member and respected citizen, he is survived by seven children, four sons and three daughters. his wife died six years ago. Funeral services by Dr. Olin Green Thursday at 10 AM. Interment at Red House.
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Daniel Boone and the Wilderness Road Request to Governor Shelby
The text recounts Daniel Boone after the Revolutionary War exploring deeper into the wilderness and later settling in Maysville before moving to Point Pleasant. It notes his election to the Virginia Assembly, his 1796 letter to Governor Shelby about improving the Wilderness Road, and that the contract ultimately went to others, with a mention of a source titled On the Trail of the Pioneers by John T. Farris.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Kentucky
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John Milers
Kinkston Fork
Daniel Boone
John T. Farris
Tanlac Restores Philadelphia Motorman After Nine Years
William W. Mason of 1924 McClellan Street Philadelphia says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble and nervous debility that plagued him for three years. He reports improved appetite, sleep, steady nerves, and renewed energy for his Rapid Transit job after four bottles. Tanlac sold in Richmond by Stockton and Son and leading druggists.
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Faulkner Sentenced to Five Years for Manslaughter
Deputy Sheriff Willis of Powell county escorted Ora Faulkner from Winchester to Stanton for sentencing before Judge Shackelford. Faulkner received a five year term for manslaughter.
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Powell County
Winchester
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Stanton
Shackelford
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