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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. Joel Park hosted a Taidee prize event with attendees including Mrs. Edward Stockton and Mrs. Preston Smith. Also present were Mrs. William Millard and other guests in attendance at the literary gathering.
Altoona readers share joy over Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring health to mothers and enabling pregnancy. Testimonials from Mrs W Benz Millston Wis K H Janssen Marinette Wis and others describe improved fertility, smoother childbirth, and healthier babies. The letters promote the product as a natural restorative worth requesting with free educational material.
Gaughey Mrs. Robert Burmam Jr Mrs Marshall Collins Mrs Hale Dean Mrs Shelton Saunt ley Mrs Hood Gordon Mrs Joel Park Mrs Ballard Louxon Mrs Morison Dunn Mrs T D Chenault Jr Mrs Thos McCown Mrs Overton Harber Miss Mollie Fife appear in the social column.
Social calendar features Capt Crutcher hosting Mod High football banquet at West Main with guests, Misses Oldham, Lewis, Chenault, and others. PTA plans standardization talk at Training School. Betty Muir engagement announced. numerous visits and returns to local families and clubs.
The Civil Service Commission announced a nationwide examination for December 14 to hire hundreds of auditors and revenue agents for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Positions include central office in Washington and field inspections, with entrance salaries from 15800 to 3000 annually and advancement based on performance.
At the International Farm and Hay Show in Chicago, George Kraft of Bozeman Montana won the 1921 wheat king title, with $10,000 in prizes awarded by the Chicago Board of Trade. J W Workman of Marwell Illinois won the corn sweepstakes with Reid's Yellow Dent, first time yellow corn won here. leading cattle and sheep awards also listed including entries from Versailles Kentucky.
Professor W. D. Funkhouser of the University of Kentucky says black snakes are better ratters than cats or dogs and many snakes are more beneficial than harmful. He argues it is wrong to kill most kinds as the blacksnake can enter holes to catch rats.
Forest Hill reports Miss Mattie Wells teaching near Versailles spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. St. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Million of Newby and Mr. J. Al. Million visited Mrs. Bettie Million Sunday. Wesley Allen Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Powell, is on the sick list. Lena Grizzard of Versailles spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grizzard. Rev. Poindexter conducted services at the place Sunday and Sunday night. Mabel and Valeria Whitaker visited Pattie Wells Friday through Monday. Mrs. Hiram Arbill hosted Oyic clay.
A Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Fred W. Hershler is relieved of his post as assistant professor of military tactics at Louisville Boys' High School effective November 30. N Rainy will represent Center College at a Birmingham Alabama meeting of the Association of Southern Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Miss Adeline Ward of Winchester visited here on Wednesday, staying briefly with local acquaintances and touring points of interest in town.
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