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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
10
Farmers of Madison County may bring their wagons to Main Street yards for a day long event at no charge. The invitation emphasizes a free setup and community gathering on the designated day.
The Richmond Daily Register lists Democratic con gressional candidates J Alp h Giberl and Frank Rhyy with party action pending. H C Jones turns 73 and plans Berea commencement pilgrimage. gasoline prices rise while shipping lags. Cecil Simmons to move to Florida June 14. Blue Ridge conference hosts YMC A YWCA Bible studies and classes.
Plans outline several Richmond youths attending the YMCA summer camp at Camp Daniel Boone opening soon. The article notes Madison county wheat prospects, possible tobacco crop due to favorable planting weather, a busy Monday with three political aspirants and court day, and a Lexington police court list noting five intoxication charges. Local dealers report strong demand for accessories and especially paints and oils.
Four Presbyterian bodies agree to a Federal Union within the United States to coordinate home and foreign missions evangelism education and relief while preserving each churchs autonomy. The Assembly of the Presbyterian and Reformed churches in the United States will govern and may admit withdrawals with proper steps. The first Assembly meeting will be held next year.
Reports from Warsaw say gold has been struck near the village of Miech gow in the Cracow region causing great excitement. Dispatches from an American Red Cross unit in the area corroborate earlier rumors of the discovery.
Cynthia Kentucky resident J. L. Garnett reports cutting and baking a pumpkin kept for two years. He says it was in prime condition but rats gnawed it, spoiling the record of long storage.
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