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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
5
Exchange 1918 War Savings Stamps For Treasury Certificates
The Treasury opens redemption of 1918 War Savings Stamps bearing George Washington in green. Stamps may be exchanged at banks or post offices for Treasury Savings Certificates, but cash redemption waits until Jan 1. In the Fourth Federal Reserve District $90,690,000 in stamps are held. many were hidden away. Certificates come in $1000, $100, and $25, maturing in five years with 4 percent interest, tax free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Jumbus. O
George Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Post Office
Treasury Savings
Fourth
Federal Reserve District
Holcers
Treasury
Savin ‘Eee
Federal Reserve
Vernon M. Riegel
Ohio
Riegel
Predicts Large Market for Cobs at Ames
Ames Iowa December 13 The Iowa State College faculty led by Dr O B Sweeney foresee a large future market for corn cobs as a product source. They note Iowa holds about 3 million tons of cobs with nationwide production near 20 million tons. Potential uses include paper pulp strawboard components acid tar and wood alcohol with the high value future product selling around ten dollars a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
O. RB. Sweeney
Chemical Engineering
Iowa State College
Iowa
Farm Cow Now Making About 25 Cents a Day
Lexington December 13 Thousands of Kentucky farmers keeping a few cows for cream face the need to cut rich protein feeds and rely on on farm grown foods to keep costs down. At current butterfat prices the average farm cow yields about 25 cents daily. With costly seeds and mill feeds farmers must supplement roughage with farm raised grain such as broken ear corn shelled corn corn and cob meal if it can be crushed or crushed barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
College of Agriculture
Professor to Lecture on Mushrooms at UK Hall
Prof. George D. Smith head of biology at Eastern State Normal School Richmond will present an illustrated mushrooms and Kentucky flowers lecture at 11 o'clock Wednesday December 13 in Dicker Hall at the University of Kentucky under the Ra finesque Botany Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Herald
George D. Smith
Eastern State Normal School
Richmond
Kentucky
Dicker Hall
University of Kentucky
Rafinesque Botany
University
Fur Trimmed Beach Attire On Miss Dora Brown
Miss Dora Brown, a California bathing beauty, models a fur-trimmed bathing suit touted as the latest beach fashion. The outfit reflects a playful nod to past weather stories and current style trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Brown
California
Local News Roundup From Paint Lick and Surrounding Areas
Mr J F White returned to Nicholasville after visiting his daughter Mrs R G Woods. Mrs Smith from the experiment station spoke to the poultry club in Garrard sharing details of the yearly contest. Mr and Mrs G W Godlez and Mr and Mrs Henry Whitt visited Mr and Mrs Ritz Woods. Mrs E L Woods hosted the Maternary Society of the Presbyterian church. Misses Lucy and Margaret Francis shopped in Richmond. Farmers killed hogs during the cold snap Monday. O L Hammock was on the sick list early in the week. Mrs Walter Hammock of North Carolina returned to Lancaster after visiting Paint Lick friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. White
R. G. Woods
Nicholasville
Smith
Experiment Station
Garrard
Pouultry Club
G. W. Goodlez
and Mirs
Henry Whitt
Ritz. Woods
E. L. Woods
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lucy
Margaret Francis
Richmond
O. L. Hammock
Walter Hammock
North Carolina
Paint Tick
Lancaster
Local visits mark a Sunday social circuit
Saadshaw Mr and Mrs Leonard Gibson visited Mr and Mrs Clay Hard. S D Sanders of Lancaster spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs De Sanders. Clay Hardin and children hosted Mr and Mrs James Prewitt. Mr and Mrs William Ray visited S N Sanders. Missie Sowers stayed with sister Mrs Alpha Malear. Mr and Mrs Walter Leng visited Mr and Mrs Simp Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Gibson
Clay Hardin
S. D. Sanders
Lancaster
de Sanders
James Prewitt
William, Ray
S. N. Sanders
Missie Sowers
Alpha Malear
Walter Leng
Simp Rogers
TRY SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA SKIN
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a low cost remedy for fiery itching eczema. The germ destroying preparation supposedly soothes, heals, and clears the skin quickly, with a note to obtain Rowles Moentho Sulphur from a druggist and apply like cold cream.
Community Notes From Valley View Area
Valley View mentions Miss Willie C Howard visiting her brother James Howard at Newby. Gordon Terrill and Edward R Wilcox visited with their best girls Sunday. Miss Shaffer Stamhafer visiting aunt Bettie Richardson at Hamilton Ohio. G A Cook in Richmond on business Monday. Gilbert Newby guest of George Cook family Saturday night. Zara Aine christened for newborn at James Howard family. Mrs Sam Wilcox and Mrs Lana Perkins guests of Mrs Henry Smith Friday night. Mrs Jake Roberts spent Saturday with Mrs B C Harvey. Pie supper at Miller Creek school house netted 24.40 Saturday night. Miss Virgie Mae Smith enjoys visiting with many young folks Friday night. Attendees included Bes Wilcox Grace Garrett G M Uethil E R Wilcox Leonard Standsfer Willie Goins Earl Stampard Homer Harvey Russell Kirsey Willie E Garrett. All reported a meeting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie C. Howard
James Howard
Newby
Gordon Terrill
Edward R. Wilcox
Shaffer Stamhafer
Bettie Richardson
Hamilton
O. G. A. Cook
Richmond
Gilbert Newby
George
Zara Aine
Sam Wilcox
Lana Perkins
Henry Smith
Jake Roberts
B.C. Harvey
Miller Creek
Virgie Mae Smith
Bes- Wilcox
Grace Garrett
Messrs
G. M. Uéthil
E.R. Wilcox
Leonard Standsfer
Wilie Goins
Earl Stampard
Homer Harvey
Russell Kirsey
Willie E. Garrett
Was Christ God? Debate Reflected From Old Sermon
The Daily Richmond Register reports on a Louisville Unitarian pastor’s sermon questioning if Christ was God. It cites Paul’s letters asserting Christ’s pre earthly form as God and his role as God manifest in the flesh, and references forgiveness of sins as a divine power. Dated December 13, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Unitarian Church of
St. Paul
Christ
Moses
God
Earth
Are
Jesus
Richmond Register
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