Grayson County News-Gazette from Leitchfield, Kentucky (2024)

July 11, 1947

Publication:

Grayson County News-Gazettei

Location:

Leitchfield, Kentucky

Issue Date:

Friday, July 11, 1947

Page:

3

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JULY 11 1947 k'AlxHi 3 until two Eight More Medical of 4 the 4 BERRY SHOW On Kentucky arms on January 13 to at OR BETTER POULTRY Im who all Sample Primary Ballot SURROUNDED BY LOUISVILLE REPUBLICAN PARTY OR STATE TREASURER OR GOVERNOR (vote for one) these Ike 1 Yr Camera 1 Yr 1 Yr CT SECRETARY STATE OR ATTORNEY GENERAL OR REPRESENTATIVE MAGAZINES All our or Only OR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS lYn Porter Wallace POSTOICE Clerk Grayson County Court NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINES 1 YEAR UNLESS TERM SHOWN 6 Mo 1 Yr officials explained that examination and treat is part of the program which allows Renewal of aith Seen Cure for Phychic Ills Urge (are to Save Lafe Crops ol Hay Kentucky Veterans Should Apply for Dental Treatment crop in hundred ILL IN AND MAIL TO THIS NEWSPAPER TODAY! Check magazines desired and enclose with coupon Gentlemen: I enclose Please send me the oiler checked with a subscription to your paper NAME STREET OK RD OR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OR COMMISSIONER AGRICULTURE LABOR AND STATISTICS Moore of Boyd county sold his entire potato the field for $300 a pounds cent more dry matter at percent more protein than field cured hay and produced 12 percent more milk per ton dry matter fed Two hundred and fifty eight Kentucky dairy herds on test in May had an average produc tion per cow of 751 pounds of milk and 307 pounds of butter fat The herds contained 6297 cows including 763 dry cows Average feed cost of 100 pounds of milk was $109 and of a pound of fat 27 cents Best production was in Shel by county where 24 herds con taining 484 cows produced an average of 1021 pounds of milk and 359 pounds of butterfat per cow Powderly (BILL) Pineville Seventeen 4 boys and girls displayed 140 quarts of straw berries at a show sponsored by the Corbin Kiwanis Club Dual Moberly won ithe first prize and his brother Henry the second prize The top berries sold for $2 to $225 a quart Members of the Johnson Lub in an isolated section of Leitchfield MRS BEULAH Leitchfield (lub Plans hool Lunches (vote for one) ELMER ROBERTS Campton Ky LEER BUCKLEY Lexington Ky WILLIAM DIXON Wooton Ky County Medical has bee raised contributions chairmanship of co*ckrell Irvine This fund is to irl from Estill A MAINS Louisville Ky CHARLES NEVILLE Park City Ky Hair Marks Complexion Clean well kept hair heightens clear glowing complexion Any Magazine Listed and This Newspaper Both for Price Shown in Paul entered 26 53 one acre derby girls would do more keep people from needing the help of psychiatrists than a re newal of intelligent vital per sonal declares Harry Emerson osdick in The Read Digest for July A religion built on faith in the purpose of existence and devotion to persons and causes outside one self is a primary condition of a healthy life the author says Citing the fact that there are today 4011 phy in the United States Dr osdick sees disord ered lives being produced than they can possibly deal His solution is not to increase the number of psychiatrists but to keep people from needing psychiaty inner which the author necessary to true religion is impossible to many he believes today have no inside them selves where in a noisy and turbulent world they can calm down and be quiet Turmoil without tranquillity is their life and the emotional effect (vote for one) HOMER RAMSEY Whitley City Ky CHARLES CANDLER Somerset Ky KINSER Brownsville Ky 385 375 375 425 400 325 415 250 350 400 275 415 375 425 350 350 875 The 'National Poultry provement Plan is operating in Kentucky under the superivis ion of the Kentucky Poultry Improvement Association the Kentucky Agricultural Experi ment Station and the De THE SUPER ECONOMY OER This Newspaper 1 Yr AND THREE BIG 4 240 500 425 350 325 375 375 300 325 310 310 375 Mason County arm under the direction of Collins Maysville established a full recipient of must be a of Mason County and to practice medicine in County for at least two armers and 4 aski county have five acre plots and plots in the corn Ballard county took part in contests at 4 Club Week in Lexington were blue ribbon winners I Porter Wallace Clerk Grayson County Court do hereby cert ty that the above is a true and correct copy of the Republican ballot to be voted upon in Grayson County at the Republican Pi unary Election Saturday August 2 1947 dency at Presbyterian Hospital New York City qualifying himself for a brilliant career Volunteering his services dur ing World War II he was on active duty until striken and passed away 1944 The' Kstill Scholarship by individual under the Mrs Harry Kentucky benefit a boy or County The Bureau Mr has also scholarship The this scholarship native pledge Mason years American ruit Grower $250 American Girl 325 American Home 835 American Poultry Journal 240 kite Child Life Christian Herald Coronet Current History Country Gentleman (5 Yr) Etude Music Magazine arm Jml Wife lower Grower orum Household Jack amUJill (News and Views) Liberty (Weekly) Modam Romances Modem Screen Movies in Review National Livestock Producer 250 Nature (10 Issues 12 Mos) 875 Open Road (Boys) 325 Outdoors 325 Magazine 400 Pathfinder 26 Issues 275 Photoplay 325 Popular Mechanics 425 Popular Science Monthly 425 Poultry inoune Digest Redbook Screen Romances Sports Afield The Homemaker The Woman True Romances True Story Camera Wait Disney's Comics Your Life Becfiuse of the loss of much early hay due to wet weather ot Kentucky College ot Agricul ture are urging special effort to save later hay crops The milk producing value of hay they say depends on the kind of hay crop stage of ma turity when cut weather con ditions and methods of curing and storing Tests made in Ohio showed 25 percent more feeding value from red clover hay cut before any heads brown compared with clover cut when most of the heads were brown Experiments at the Ex periment Station at Beltsville (vote for one) ALBERT THOMASON Ky BOONE Ky reviewed Doctor Blackerby authorized I Louisville Secretary Trea I surer of the Medical Scholar ship und of the Kentucky State Medical Association in cooperation with the University of Louisville School of Medi cine announces that eight more country doctor scholar ships of $2000 have been re ceived Dr Ellis Allen Sr Louis ville has given the Dr Ellis Allen Jr memorial scholar ship Young Dr Allen graduat ed from the University of Louisville School of Medicine I in 1934 following which he STANLEY GREAVES Louisville Ky ORVILLE HOWARD Harlan Ky (vote for one) ROBERT SHAVER Ky SLUSHER Ky (vote for one) 'JLYDE BURDEN Spring Lick Ky SAMUEL GUARD Louisville Ky RANK IRWIN Morganfield Ky (vote for one) JOHN RED WILLIAMS Volga Ky? ROSCOE CONKLIN DOUGLAS Williamsburg Ky ELDON DUMMIT Lexington Ky JESSE KNOX rankfort Ky nd 17 1 of such peaceless living is dis 1 field Good will even toward those who are unfriendly is not an impractical ideal but an indi spensable factor in emotional and mental health Self respect another The admission of failure gives a person an ex cuse to evade all responsibility But true religion that alibi to the author contends Some psychiatrists are supi cicus of religion even hostile to it because in many cases it produces irrational re morse over moralistic pecadil los threatens people with penalties for breaking nonsensi cal codes and thus causes com plexes for which there is no sound But the cure for such perverted relig is not irreligion Dr os dick says but great Readers Digest tern AT THE MOST MODERN HOTEL IS LOUISVILLE The Seelbach is newest hole! a revelation of resplendence tomorrow's hotel you'll want to enjoy today EVERYTHING NEW OR YOUR COMORT ANO IRST AGAIN with AIR CONDITIONED SLEEPING ROOMS 500 ROOMS WITH BATH VISIT THE SENSATIONAL PLANTATION ROOM VIEW THE PICTURESQUE DIORAMA HOTEL rry county are seeing to it dairymen at the University at they will have good school nches next winter With the of their parents they are owing a three fourths acre irden on property owned by school Last year 300 quarts vegetables were canned from eir garden The club is also lautifying the school grounds Club members interested ing production were givenht gilts in June the club iving brought four registered Its last year (vote for one) THOS MANBY LaGrange Ky DON A WARD Hazard Kv JACK ASHER BING HAM Man lost in a cave six days Tennessee still being sought Gandhi warns of Indian war Md indicated that the most Panama Highway plan term feeding value is saved when 1 multi million dollar mistake hay is put in silos Barn dry Some of the crops in the ing ranks between field curing ooded areas of Kentucky can and storing in the silo 3 saved I Alfalfa silage retained 7 per TRUE STORY POULTRY TRIBUNE AMERICAN RUIT GROWER lYr AMERICAN POULTRY JULKVVL ARM JOURNAL WIE 1 Yr NATIONAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCER lYr HOME LIE I Yr PATHINDER (13 Isues)6 Mo GAZETTE 6 Mo HOUSEHOLD MAG lYr at va expense up until two Eight More Medical years from date of discharge Scholarships Received officials said Arter tne exam 1 OR CLERK COURT APPEALS (vote for one) PLEAS JONES Williamsburg Ky RODNEY SAWYER BRYSON So Mitchell Ky GRAYSON COUNTY NEWS Leitchfield Ky ination has been treatment will be for those conditions determined to be service connected Officials emp'naslzecl that authorization and treatment first must be obtained from the VA No reimbursem*nt will be made for unauthorized ex ami nations or treatment Due to limited facilities and the large number of applicat ions VA already has on hand veterans may expect several months delay before receiving approval for examinations Veterans may make appli ees: I I'Hiinn muv voiiHt ii i I iuia tn ti er uznmn nt ice where a list is available of served an internship at Louis the more than 450 Kentucky I ville City Hospital and a resi dentists participating in program OP LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (vote for one) MRS WARREN Leitchfield Ky HUGHES Smithland Ky Big Record for Kentucky (ows Kentucky veterans who were discharged less than two years ago and believe their dental disabilities occurred during service were advised today to apply immediately for treat ment thru the Veterans Admin istration VA dental ment veterans with service connect ed conditions to receive treat ment from dentists and physi cans of their own choice when VA: medical facilities are not feasibly available Dental conditions which are regarded as service connected' are those which are shown by examination to have developed duing a period of service or within one year after discharge In order to show that his dental disorder was incur red in service or 'developed during the one year presump tive period a veteran should apply for examination and treatment as soon as possible after the condition is noted VA officials stated Applications re ceived after two years have ex pired must be adjudicated on the basis of official records from the various branches of military service Applications from veterans partment of Agriculture The with six months or more war pian has two main parts breed time active duty will be ac improvement and the control cepted for dental examination of pullorum diseases 1 Yr 1 Yr JI Yr arm Journal and tanner sne Household Magazine 1 Yr i vr True Romances American ruit Grower 1 Yr American Poultry journal Screen Romanics Open Road (Boys) Outdoors 1 yJ Thotopiav fi Mo Sports Afield All Girls True Comics Christian Herald Modeni Romances GROUP Check Three Magazines Gazette Home Life National Livestock Producer Pathfinder 2 Yr Poultry Tribune THE SAVING'' SPECIAL THIS NEWSPAPER (1 Year) AND OUR GREAT MAGAZINES $XL1O or Both Newspaper and Magazines Check One Magazine GROUP A 5 Yr Modem Screen Country Gentleman Mo 1 Yr wsnuaiH OKa mui 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