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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
3
The Pineville Sun lauded Pineville high school's football team and town athletic spirit, noting Pineville athlet ic association collaboration with the school and town enterprise as readying for next season. Rich m ond Daily Register contrasts with Pineville pride and calls out Pres Adkins for promoting Pineville and Bell County.
The Sun notes Bob Davis as the most diligent president the athletic association has had. With football season over, he resumes heavy work preparing for basketball baseball and next fall's football season.
In Lexington's shopping district McGurk & O'Brien invites Christmas shoppers to lunch daily 11:30 to 2:30 with unique, affordable meals. The shop offers sandwiches, biscuits, salads, hot chocolate, coffee, and a range of candy including Apollo Mavis and Belle Camp brands, plus homemade candy and cakes. Mail orders for candy welcomed.
Surveyor service listing for Muncy Brothers in Richmond Kentucky with contact numbers 424 and 573 and Dr F Jones associated with the office.
The United States Lines plans for a round trip New York to Europe and back, detailing vast provisions for crews and passengers. An array of 37,000 pounds of meats, 10,500 pounds of vegetables, 299 crates of fruit, 400 quarts of fresh berries, 25,000 quarts of milk and related staples illustrate the scale of on board supply for ocean liners.
Butter prices drift lower as Denmark imports and higher production ease supply. Butter fat prices fall with looser demand and lower quality arrivals. Cream handling and deliveries could lift butter quality. Egg arrivals rise while prices ease amid strong demand for fine stock. Holiday poultry movement heavy and stock cleared daily via cold storage. Industry gains noted from better bird quality and year round flock productivity.
Producers plan to call back flocks in coming weeks and poultry dealers expect to trade standard bred fowl and roosters for stock producers wish to dispose of. The movement aims to value pure bred stock over scrubs, with pound-for-pound exchanges anticipated.
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