29 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary note recalls the French premier’s stubborn stance in a tense exchange yesterday. The piece hints at hard bargaining and a cautious hope for clearer terms amid a glare of public attention.
Fragmentary text notes a Terre Haute event with an open house tied to a prisoner from Atlanta. Mention of a sentence and future plans appears, but details are unclear and names or specifics are missing.
Fragmentary note mentions duty on oil and gas and a national independent oil committee. References to Senate and government officials suggest a policy discussion on energy, tariffs, or pricing. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Water will be turned off tomorrow December 30 from 2 to 4 pm for repairs by Jeichababd Water & Light Co. in Shkom. This notice warns customers of temporary disruption and requests precautions for affected premises.
Cattle strong in Cincinnati with hogs steady and Chicago prices down 150 to 25 cents. Louisville reports cattle active with little change, hogs 25 cents lower at 1,600 head, sheep steady.
The Department of Justice plans to publish a public table of price controls for life necessities with the aid of state attorney generals. Attorney General Daugherty said the move aims to readjust costs and guide consumers, with a forthcoming release detailing the table and affected items.
A brief wedding notice from Lexington Kentucky on December 2 describes the union of Mrs J Campi Can TH of Washington and Mies Marten of Lexington, noting the couple’s reception and the presence of relatives and friends at the ceremony.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a gathering or rite around Christmas time with references to brothers and a ride or event. Names, places, and precise actions are obscured, leaving only hints of a local ceremony or meeting occurring near a church or community group.
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal clash in Clay County involving several named families and a teen in critical condition. Details are unclear but indicate a violent incident with multiple casualties and ongoing police involvement.
A garbled ad style item touts remedies for youth and clear skin. It mentions Bulgarian tea and a laxative poison cure, listing ingredients such as bark leaves berries and flowers and claiming names like Axia and Mirko. The fragmentary text reads like a misread old advertisement for health tonics.
Fragmented notes discuss January first meeting actions for council members. It references actions on rates, temporary injunctions, and a need to prepare an analysis of the city's property records before deciding on further steps.
Officials discussed renaming a local route The Teone Highway in a plan affecting roads including Ford Pike Shearer Road and Red Nemee Wheaton area at the Weston meeting of the Maricen Piecn Com. The court took official action on the proposal.
Wednesday's session of the creditors of W. M. Stevens featured attorney William Goodloe Benton named as trustee. Benton, nephew of Mrs. S. Evans of the city, recently earned his diploma.
The Cherch Federation of St. flemic acts to reduce general costs after receiving a Communicaten from the local presbwtery warning about the high funeral thatg ee. The following passage was
Four bandits shot and killed the cashier and clerk of the First National Bank in Dressy Peat River New York. A railroad guard was wounded as the bandits escaped in an automobile. Loot recovered status unknown.
A garbled column notes Kanatzar’s Texas trip and a meeting of peers. It mentions Veion MF Keneteat praising health care received in Lone Star State and references Dr Th A Vette of Waco. The text includes scattered names and dates with unclear context.
Arrests report two men and a woman charged with theft at a car repair site near Crab Orchard. Officers pursued them as they planned a second theft at another location. suspects taken into custody during the incident.
A garage near Verra Wee suffered damage from a fire that destroyed a hearse owned by J. F. B heel and damaged nearby dwelling Misw idett. Banking on hard work saved the building. insurance on the hearse was valued at 130 dollars with 130 insurance. Fire officials urged caution and reporting of all details to prevent further losses.
Record prices for barley at Lexington's Jewell dance Warehouse as two lots sold. J L Rather of Fayette County saw a 2086 pound yield bring 109 dollars per hundredweight and Gourley Taylor of Bourbon County sold a 20 basket crop at 5 dollars per hundred.
Fragmentary OCR notes show prices for produce with denominations like 14 cents and 16 cents. The readable items reference general market pricing but lack complete items, quantities, dates, or seller names. The text is insufficient for a full itemized summary.
A Mt Sterling store operated by Virgil Dweekme and a large stock of goods were burned. The fire damaged the Coryawl Meat Market and Shed tied to other nearby stock. Insurance covered the loss while investigations proceed. Local insurer McKinney and Rowland are cited.
Well over a million pounds of tobacco have been sold on Home Warehouse floors this season. General Mara net W. FE. Litson projects totals surpassing nine million pounds as weed shifts through Garrard, Jackson, Estill, Rockcastle, and other counties. Readouts show hundreds of pounds weighed in a single lot as buyers and brokers continue brisk trade.
Faded OCR hints at a diplomat from Kentucky presenting credentials to the president. He was escorted into the palace by a retiring official, with further details obscured by damaged text.
The forecast shows a mild night with chilly conditions and a further warming trend on Friday. Expect increasing temperatures as the day progresses with cooler air easing.
Reports from Danville indicate a merger between the Advocate and the Umly Messenger with ownership interests held by W Vernon Richardson and others. The plan aims to unify the two papers under a single management, with leadership and policy decisions by the principal owners and associated investors.
Fragmentary report describes a legislative gathering in Frankfort with Senate and House members debating committees and a state contest. It mentions publicans and a chair, a minority, and several unnamed figures amid disjointed lines about proceedings and a ceremonial sequence.
Reading from the damaged text shows Watt tewens delivering produce on Saturday with a weight of 146 units. It mentions a price reference and a grower partnership lasting several years, with cultivation of beets and a price per hundred units cited.
Former army member recently sentenced for a crime faces new charges after a denial. He will appeal and seek a new trial as the case proceeds in Acpes Hacevrville.
Fragmentary text lists several individuals including Mr and Mrs, Ray, Snyder, and Matthewse Taee. Mentions a candy party and a late night gathering with D D Ray, Vresten Sreycer, and others. No clear event, date, or location discernible.
The report details Mrs Coomer securing a victory at a Lexington show with numerous awards noted for animals and exhibitors. Names such as Sivete Cowl and Whew appear among the judged entries along with various breeds and placements, highlighting a lively livestock competition.
The J C Hamilton Lodge held its meeting to elect new officers. Master Matthew Meperd, Warden W F Parkes, Treasurer Hermaniltter, and Secretary Parke were among those chosen.
Fragmentary text hints at a local political or civic局 event with names Colvin and Cankeld. The readable portions are too incomplete to confirm dates, roles, or outcomes.
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