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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
2
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The Democratic Party nominates a representative candidate subject to primary action and a special election on August 2 in the Eighth Congressional District of Merrer county.
Senator Borah said on Saturday that Republican Senators were lined up against the League of Nations. Past forecasts misfired, as in 1896 when he boosted William Jennings Bryan by promising silver Republican votes.
Clarence H. Mackey of Postal Tel contrasts with Postmaster Mackay on telegraph rate increases. Government control claims losses justify a 20 percent rise, while Mackay argues returning Postal Telegraph to owners would cut rates within a day, saving millions monthly and easing wartime expenses.
Mrs Mary Caligure of Herkimer New York reports relief from feminine ailments after using a root and herb remedy. She claims a cure and a healthier, newborn baby four months old and urges others to try the medicine. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers advice for any complications given its long experience.
The speaker notes that if Mackay keeps rates down, he cannot restore lines too quickly for the country, signaling a cautious approach to pricing and supply adjustments amidst economic pressures.
Robert H. McCreary of Chicago spent a brief visit at his old home last week. The Richmond Boy Scouts baseball team traveled to Paint Lick and lost 11 to 7, with locals alleging Paint Lick used older players contributing to the defeat.
The Eighth District Federation of Keaghgrmrtese al aap hosted a program with speeches on library extension and postwar employment for veterans. Attendees from seven clubs including Lexington, Denville, Stanford and Lancaster heard from Mrs. J R. Roberts, Mrs. W. R. Cowbey, and Lee Embinberg, with musical numbers by Mrs. Dawes and Miss Amy Dawes. New officers were elected, led by Miss Mary Sweeney, who spoke on France and veterans' experiences.
Frank Robinson former Madison county resident and friend of many here has purchased a farm two miles east of Bryantsville Garrard county from Dr. William M Elliott of Lancaster. The property praised as one of the county’s best with fertile soil suited to Kentucky crops, possession on January 1 1920 and price kept private.
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