Abstract	The May issue is themed for the Kentucky Derby, and is a double-length issue. It contains articles about the Derby, as well as horse farms and other tourist attractions.
Volume	02
Alternative title	Kentucky Progress
Author	Kentucky Progress Commission
Owner	Lexington Public Library
Type of resource	text
Genre	government publication
Genre authority	marcgt
Publisher name	Kentucky Progress Commission, Publication Office
Place of publication	Louisville, KY
Date published	1930-05-01
Date captured	2019-05-06
Language	eng
Width	9.38
Height	11.74
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Fayette City: Lexington
Subject temporal	1930s
Subject topic	Kentucky Derby Authority: Local
Subject topic	Horses Authority: Local
Subject topic	Racing Authority: Local
Subject topic	Tourism Authority: Local
Subject topic	Calumet Farm Authority: Local
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Kenton City: Covington
Subject topic	Gambling Authority: Local
Subject topic	Highways Authority: Local
Subject topic	Drennon Springs Authority: Local
Subject topic	Forests Authority: Local
Subject topic	Lexington Cemetery Authority: Local
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Boyle City: Danville
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Jefferson City: Louisville
Date/sequential designation	May 1930
Date/sequential designation	Volume 02, Issue 09
Content	Table of Contents: Proclamation, Gov. Flem. D. Sampson 13 The Kentucky Derby, Charles D. Cole 15 Lord Derby, Guest of Honor, 17 My Experience at the Kentucky Derby, John Thornton 19 Bill Describes Derby “As Is”, 21 Stay Sweet, Win or Lose, Robert E. Dundon 22 How d’ya Pick ‘em and Why?, V. Sanders and Frank K. Hoover 23 Winners of Kentucky Derby from 1875 to 1929, Charles O’Connor 25 A. Nonymous Horse Poet, 27 Horse Farms, First Chapter of Thrilling Story, 31 Stallion Tours, 35 Back to Old Kentucky, James Tandy Ellis 37 Calumet Farm, 38 Covington Landmark, Mary Laidley, 55 Danville’s History is History of Kentucky, 58 “Come on Down” Old Kentuck’ Calls, Howard Burba 67 Famous Old Drennon Springs, Col. R. T. Durrett 73 Lexington’s Silent City of the Dead, John W. Townsend 76 Kentucky’s Forest Resources, W. E. Jackson, Jr. 90
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