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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
Madison County farmers are invited to bring wagons to Main Street yards for a day of free display and showcasing their wagons. Set up is open to all local growers with no charge for space.
The Richmond Daily Register lists Democratic congress candidates J Ralph Giberl and Frank Rhyy, notes growing demand for the paper, and covers H C Jones turning 73 and plans to Berea commencement. It mentions gasoline price trends, Cecil Simmons leaving Luxon garage for Florida, and Y M C A Y W C A Blue Ridge conference activities.
Plans are under way for several Richmond youths to join the Y M C A summer camp at Camp Daniel Boone opening soon. News notes a strong Madison county wheat crop and a likely tobacco season amid favorable planting weather. Monday looms busy with three political hopefuls and court day, while Lexington reports five intoxication cases. Local dealers note a strong demand for accessories and especially paints and oils.
Northern and Southern Presbyterian churches join in a Federal Union with four bodies, preserving individuality. The Assembly of the Presbyterian and Reformed churches in the United States of America will govern the union, meeting biennially, with ability to withdraw by constitutional steps.
Reports from Warsaw say gold has been struck near the village of Miechow in the Cracow region. American Red Cross dispatches in the area confirm earlier rumors, causing significant excitement in the region.
Cynthia Kentucky man J L Garnett had a pumpkin two years from harvest cut into pies. It was in prime preservation when rats gnawed it, spoiling the record and ending the famed specimen.
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