Patton Family Visits and Local Happenings in Virden
Murry Pace rests ill in Virden. Miss Sarah Clemons shopped in Clay City Saturday. Smith Potts from Winchester visited friends here. W A Curtis spent time with his uncle John McPherson in Clay City. Local dances, tobacco harvests, and small farm trade noted. Fe D Curtis’s child recovered from pneumonia. Borders and Ratliff bought turkeys at 13 1/2 cents per pound. Killis Ware visited Clay City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Clemons
Clay City
Smith Potts
Winchester
W. A. Curtis
John McPherson
Jess Puckett
John D. Patton
Enis Patton
Auston Roberts
C. C. Clemons
Greelie
Killis Ware
Suits Sold Final Closeout by Vic Bloomfield Co
One lot of men suits sizes 34 to 44 sold for 10 and 12 50 dollars, closed out at 7 50. Vic Bloomfield & Co. advertises a clearout sale offering strong value on a range of sizes. The note dates to December 8 1921.
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Vic Bloomfield & Co
Mrs Green to Entertain Euchre and Forty-two Clubs
Mrs George Green will entertain the Euchre Club on Thursday afternoon and the Couples Forty-two Club in the evening, according to local social notices.
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George Green
Peanut Reference and a Johnson Quip
A playful note extols the peanut as a unifying delight for all creatures and people. A quip about a Mr. Kendrick quotes Dr. Johnson criticizing someone who publicizes fame based on borrowed show rather than true merit.
Good substitute feeds for oats
A government study finds oilmeal and cottonseed meal serve as excellent substitutes for oats in horse feeds. Trials show corn plus these meals match or exceed oats in maintaining health, weight, and vigor, with cost savings per day. Cottonseed meal performs best overall, slightly cheaper and palatable, with oilmeal close behind.
SUCCULENT LAMB FEED AND CALF RATION PRACTICAL NOTES
Experiments at a government station compare dry feed with roots and silage for lamb gains. Sugar beets give the largest gains. turnips and cabbage need more dry matter per 100 pounds gain. Mangels and sugar beets require much hand labor. Calves should be well fed. four quarts skimmilk daily for four weeks, reduce with bowel signs. Hay and bran should be offered freely, avoid overfeeding on skimmilk.
The Shepherd Caring For the Newborn Lamb
Advice for lamb care includes warming a chilled newborn in warm gin water and feeding with a hot gin mixture. It also outlines building a low-cost dipping trough, describes a suitable tank size, and notes skin color as a health indicator for rams. Do not sell ewe lambs for short-term gains to avoid weakening the flock.
Dr Pierce Fav orite Prescription Advocates Full Disclosure
Dr Pierce asserts a perfect right to insist on knowledge of a medicine’s ingredients. He publicizes and vouches for ingredients under oath and promotes Favorite Prescription as a tonic for feminine weakness, childbirth, and nervous disorders. Readers are urged to request a free booklet and a copy of the Common Sense Medical Adviser by mailing stamps to Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Mrs Eddy Will Not Benefit Relatives In Estate
Boston December 8 Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy head of the Christian Science Church left none of her nearly two million dollar estate to relatives as Judge Clifford P Smith indicated The will not to be read Thursday contains nothing of interest to family members Note earlier trust and settlements with heirs raise about 225000 and 175000 respectively The son George W Glover has said he would not contest the will Also an advertisement notes a sale of men s suits sizes 34 to 44 at 7 50 per garment
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Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Scientist Church
Clifford P. Smith
Mother Church
Eddy
George W. Glover
For Sale Storm Fronts Rugs and Foot Warmers
Antique classified notice offers storm fronts, bugay rugs, and foot warmers priced for cold weather. Readable fragment outlines available items and intent to sell.
Origin of Fairy Tales Dreams of the Poor Quote
A brief quotation notes that fairy tales arise from the dreams of the poor. Lowell remarks on storytelling as a reflection of hardship and aspiration.
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Lowell
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H. Chenult
Z. T. Sellers
B. L. Baker
Sec.Treas
B. F. Buckley
Dan W. Scott
Central Kentucky Tobacco
Opp. State University
S. Upper
Lexington
Kentucky
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company
Bourbon County
The
Central Kentucky Tobacco Warehouse Co
Ecton & Hardman
Citizens National Bank
J. D. Simpson
A. H. Hampton
T. F. Phillips
J. W. Poynter
Virden
Murry Pace
Mrs. Green
Iowa State College
Selz
Crawford
Harris Friedman
Main Street
Ayer
Central
C. D.calloway & Co
T. B. Dewhurst
Lexington, Ky
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