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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
2
Brief devotional note on kindness and affection as a remedy to evil. The piece urges readers to respond with loving, gentle behavior toward others, citing moral guidance and practical applications for daily life.
A jumble of quotes and local items reports verses and moral reflection then lists people visiting relatives in Lexington and Richmond. It notes Mrs. Webber injured in a buggy accident, neighbors helping Jess Dunn’s family, Thanksgiving customs, tobacco farming activity and a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Dick Walters. Joe Vaughn attended court in Richmond buying cattle.
Bend report notes farmers finished corn gathering amid splendid crops. Cool days and frosty nights aid maturation and quality, with ideal weather conditions observed for harvest progress.
Richmond Kentucky surveyor office listing with phone numbers 424 and 573.
Busy period in Madison County as Jackson County farmers haul tobacco to Richmond and Big Hill workers finish stripping. Hunting season created jobs while Dailey Lamb returns to stand trial after bond forfeiture. Chasteen also finishes stripping to market. Silver Creek school enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner. Carl Bratcher opens a new storehouse offering groceries at competitive prices. County Superintendent Edwards notes steady school progress and thanks the Daily Register for support.
Frankfort Ky Dec 6 The State Board of Education has adopted as a basis for questions in theory and practice for the examination for elementary certificates the book Teaching the Common Branches. Teachers seeking state certificates in the same subjects will study High School and Class Management.
Mr and Mrs W M Marsh banks of Garrard county were recent guests of friends in Be ret.
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