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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
2
Notice by the City of Richmond council for a public election Friday June 17 1921 from 6 am to 4 pm at regular voting places to decide an $89,000 debt for a new school building and potential colored school improvements with bonds bearing up to 6 percent interest and a tax to pay interest and redeem bonds.
Subscription rates listed by mail for outside and in Kentucky include one year $4.89 and $3.00 respectively, six months $2.25 and $1.75, two months $1.26, three months $1.00, and one month rates for out of Ky and in Ky with variations. Publisher is SAUFLEY.
Prof Vaughn of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station lists 125 weed seed varieties found in field seeds with sour dock named the worst. He details perennials like rib grass and yellow dock and offers control methods including liming, fertilizing, plowing, burning and careful cultivation to destroy rootstocks and seeds.
The passage urges everyone to maintain strong physical health to provide for their family. It notes that being half sick hinders effort and recommends Chamberlain's tablets for constipation biliousness or indigestion with clear directions to follow to feel better and work a full day.
In Hickman Kentucky a wild bob cat captured after killing chickens was placed in a cage with a large owl. The bob cat attacked the owl but was whipped into submission and both animals coexisted in the same cage. A later rabbit addition was killed by the bob cat before the owl intervened for the rabbit.
Henderson Wheeler and others appear on the sick list with some improving. Mrs. Charles Wagers ill. Frank Wheeler buys a roadster from Richmond Motor Co. School events conclude term with plays by Mrs. Todd and the high school. Commencement address by Dr. Moss marks end of term. Children’s Day planned at the Christian church first Sunday in June. Golden Dream Coffee advertised.
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