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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
6
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A political notice states that a nomination follows the Democratic Primary on August 2, 1918, for the position of Representative in Congress in the Eighth Congressional District of Merrer County, subject to party action and a special election to be held on August 2.
Senator Borah said on Saturday he had Republican senators lined up against the League of Nations. The drift of his past forecasts, like 1896 when he claimed to deliver silver Republican votes for W. J. Bryan, is uncertain.
Clarence H. Mackay argues the Postal Telegraph system if returned to owners could remove the 20 percent rate increase within 24 hours saving about 1 million dollars a month for the public. He also says Western Union would follow. The postmaster general cites losses under government control and war costs.
Mrs. Mary Caligure of Herkimer New York reports relief from a long standing female ailment after using the root and herb remedy. She says she feels a new woman and has recommended the medicine to friends. The advertisement notes forty years of experience and offers advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The discussion centers on Mr Mackay lowering rates and keeping them reduced. Observers argue the strategy may hinder a rapid rebound in supply lines and impact country recovery efforts.
Robert H. McCreary of Chicago visited his old home briefly last week. The Richmond Boy Scouts lost 11 to 7 at Paint Lick, with locals accusing Paint Lick players of being older than the local lads.
The Eighth District Federation of Keaghgrmrtese clubwomen held a meeting at Lancaster with seven clubs represented including lawns Denville Stanford and Lancaster. Speakers from Berea Stanford and Bryantsville addressed library extension veteran employment and public institutions while Miss Mary Sweeney spoke on conditions in France and soldiers’ experiences.
Frank Robinson former Madison county resident, well known locally, has purchased a two miles east of Bryantsville Garrard county farm from Dr William M Elliott of Lancaster. The Danville Messenger notes the farm is one of Garrard’s best with fertile soil suitable for Kentucky crops. Possession begins January 1 1920 and price is private. Robinson plans to keep farming and has traded farms in recent years.
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