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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
2
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Topeka rancher Robb, linked with E.G. Croker of Matfield Green, says 8,000 aged steers have arrived from the Rio Grande valley to Kansas pastures as the quarantine lifts. He notes dense mesquite brush makes cattle hard to spot and describes dangers from rattlesnakes and Mexican cowboys guiding herds. He details Laredo’s border scene and cross-border rhythms, urging curiosity about the region.
Miss Margaret Douglas attended a visit with Mrs. Eugene Trade. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore of Woodford county joined Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons. James Shearer of Winchester and relatives headed to J. W. Shearer. The Amster family and Mrs. Claud Fry visited near Versailles. Rev. Holder from Berea visits the Branzenburgs. Virgil Chapman of Versailles spent the weekend with Mrs. Sallie Evans. Ed Goodwin of Oklahoma City will spend the summer with her father J. W. Shear. Tasha Dunn returns home from Sam Sharpsburg where she taught last year. Joyce Burgin of Winchester visits locally. Mr. and Mrs. Smith dine with Mrs. May Meeks.
Mrs Jennie Rogers hosted a spend day with family and friends including George Rogers Thomas Todd and Rosa Hollingsworth as they recall a May wedding in Paint Lick. The groom from Hamilton Ohio works at Nil’s Tool Works. Also notes Rev Skaggs eye surgery and a June 10 silver tea.
A short period article extols natural coloring as proof of health. It contrasts rosy cheeks transparent skin and red lips with ailing women and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to bring strength and improved appearance.
Screen actress Miss Talmadge obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce from John Pialoglou, tobacco manufacturer of New York, on grounds of mental cruelty. No answer to the suit was filed by Pialoglou.
Key West Florida June 2 The Navy Submarine Base project, built by the Public Works Department at the Naval Station, will cost about 1.8 million dollars and be finished by August 1. The work includes a new breakwater and nine large timber piers able to berth fifty submarines.
Walking Rex sired by Rex Peavine Champion Sire with Montgomery Chief and Chester Dare lineage. Described as a natural walking horse with style and action likely to sire a show horse. Stud season offered at $30 to insure a living colt. money due at foaling. Lien retained on colt for season money. Contact Sue J. Neale at phone 285. 2w to July 1.
An elderly doctor recalls that since 1875 and 1892 his Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin remains a simple vegetable laxative mix of Egyptian Senna and pepsin. He warns against calomel mercury and coal tar remedies, noting dangers of drastic purges and potential heart depression and intestinal injury.
Public sale notices outline two executions in Madison county Kentucky. Wilson VanWinkle faces sale of blacksmith tools on June 5 1922 with a $96.42 claim plus costs and 6 percent interest. M G Cruse’s Boone street land lot is offered to satisfy a $500 debt with costs and 6 percent interest.
By order of the Madi son Quarterly Court a public sale will be held to satisfy a debt of 107.84 dollars plus interest and costs. The property described includes a Chevrolet Motor Car Model No 496, with motor number, or as much as needed to satisfy the debt and court costs. The sale is to be conducted by E Deatherage SMC at 2 pm on the announced date.
By virtue of execution No 472 from the Clerk's office of the Madison Circuit Court in favor of E. E. Gabbard against M. G. Cruse I or one of my deputies will on.
Newey and Moss depart for Stanford while Bud Long family visits Lexington road. Beatrice Tudor visits Gladys Tudor. Robert Million goes to Chicago for electricity study. School year ends as teachers Moss Britton Moss and Bertha Tabor leave. play A Poor Married Man praised for direction by Miss Georgia Moss.
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