Ag Tag renewal 2021
2021-03-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Tony Rose, Adair County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development
Group one at the courthouse annex for 2021 Ag Tag renewals are, front row from left: Adair County Clerk Lisa Greer, Lindsey Taylor, Noah Newell, Adair County Judge Executive Gale Cowan. In back are: Beth Cowan, Bailey Grider Tanner Strange, Mattie Willis and Emylou Miller. Youth who participate in 4-H are active in programs and activities such as Country Ham Project, Leadership programs, Camping Programs, Afterschool program, Livestock, Natural Resources, and Cloverbuds. Comments | Permalink
2021-03-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Tony Rose, Adair County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development
Group one at the courthouse annex for 2021 Ag Tag renewals are, front row from left: Adair County Clerk Lisa Greer, Lindsey Taylor, Noah Newell, Adair County Judge Executive Gale Cowan. In back are: Beth Cowan, Bailey Grider Tanner Strange, Mattie Willis and Emylou Miller. Youth who participate in 4-H are active in programs and activities such as Country Ham Project, Leadership programs, Camping Programs, Afterschool program, Livestock, Natural Resources, and Cloverbuds. Comments | Permalink
Bedtime snack
2021-03-03 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Donna Rieder
Bedtime snack...homemade garlic toast with chopped fresh basil, chopped cherry tomatoes, shredded mozzarella, with parmigiano reggiano and Colavita olive oil for dipping. Healthy AND indulgent! Comments | Permalink
2021-03-03 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Donna Rieder
Bedtime snack...homemade garlic toast with chopped fresh basil, chopped cherry tomatoes, shredded mozzarella, with parmigiano reggiano and Colavita olive oil for dipping. Healthy AND indulgent! Comments | Permalink
Baldwin's Cash Grocery ad, March 1936
2021-03-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy JIM
As the winter of 1935-36 drew to close, Baldwin's Cash Market, then located in the west corner of the Public Square, offered great deals for the careful shopper, as evinced by this ad from the March 4, 1936 Adair County News.
To do some quick conversions, the 16c crackers would run about three dollars in today's money; the quarter grapefruit juice would take nearly all of a fiver; and the $6.50 lard would lighten one's wallet by almost $125.00.
The name of one item, the Pride of Adair coffee, is a curiosity-piquer. Mr. Baldwin offered it virtually from the time he opened his store in early 1935 until early 1942, a few months after he moved the operation to the east corner of the square.
Does anyone have an insight about the origin of this brand of coffee? Comments | Permalink
2021-03-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy JIM
As the winter of 1935-36 drew to close, Baldwin's Cash Market, then located in the west corner of the Public Square, offered great deals for the careful shopper, as evinced by this ad from the March 4, 1936 Adair County News.
To do some quick conversions, the 16c crackers would run about three dollars in today's money; the quarter grapefruit juice would take nearly all of a fiver; and the $6.50 lard would lighten one's wallet by almost $125.00.
The name of one item, the Pride of Adair coffee, is a curiosity-piquer. Mr. Baldwin offered it virtually from the time he opened his store in early 1935 until early 1942, a few months after he moved the operation to the east corner of the square.
Does anyone have an insight about the origin of this brand of coffee? Comments | Permalink
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